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        HMS Protector returns to Portsmouth

        HMS Protector, the Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol Ship, returned home to Portsmouth today (Friday May 10) marking an end to her nine month deployment to the ‘Frozen Continent’. HMS Protector deployed from Portsmouth on September 17 2012 and passaged south via St Helena, Simon's Town in South Africa and Tristan da Cunha before arriving in Antarctica in early December. Read more


        Antarctica is

        58times bigger than the UK

        The coldest temperature

        -128.6degrees Fahrenheit

        Antarctica ice stores

        70%of the world's fresh water

        Falkland Islands distance from UK

        7,913miles

        HMS Protector returns to Portsmouth
        Completing such a busy and diverse programme in the ship’s second deployment to Antarctica in as many years represents a significant achievement for HMS Protector’s ship’s company.
        Captain Rhett Hatcher

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        Naval duo recreate explorer’s legendary Antarctic rescue mission

        A Royal Marine and petty officer have successfully recreated the rescue mission of legendary Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton – using the same equipment as he did a century ago. The pair – WO2 Baz Gray and PO Seb Coulthard – were part of a six-strong team who sailed from the edge of Antarctica to South Georgia, then crossed the island’s mountains, the first men to complete the full journey since Shackleton himself. Read more

        Navy duo recreate Antartic rescue mission

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