Landscape of Antarctica with Dark Rocks
Author: Unknown
Subject: Operation Windmill
Type: Photographic print
Landscape
Date: 1947
Topic: Research expeditions
Scientific expeditions
Snow
Ice
Standard number: SIA2010-0655
Physical description: Number of Images: 1 Color: Black and White; Size: 8.5w x 6h; Type of Image: Landscape; Medium: Photographic print
Notes: Image located in Robert B. Klaverkamp's collection. Klaverkamp, an enlisted Naval Correspondent, participated in Operation Windmill. Malcolm Davis, zookeeper at the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park, was also on the expedition and was assigned to the Icebreaker USS Edisto (AG-89) with the express purpose of collecting penguins, other birds, and leopard seals
Summary: Image of the landscape of Antarctica with dark rocks amidst the snow and ice. The image was taken during Operation Windmill (1947-1948), an expedition established by the Chief of Naval Operations to train personnel, test equipment, and reaffirm American interests in Antarctica
Place: Antarctica
Persistent URL:Link to data base record
Repository:Smithsonian Archives - History Div
Landscape of Antarctica with Dark Rocks
Author: Unknown
Subject: Operation Windmill
Type: Photographic print
Landscape
Date: 1947
Topic: Research expeditions
Scientific expeditions
Snow
Ice
Standard number: SIA2010-0655
Physical description: Number of Images: 1 Color: Black and White; Size: 8.5w x 6h; Type of Image: Landscape; Medium: Photographic print
Notes: Image located in Robert B. Klaverkamp's collection. Klaverkamp, an enlisted Naval Correspondent, participated in Operation Windmill. Malcolm Davis, zookeeper at the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park, was also on the expedition and was assigned to the Icebreaker USS Edisto (AG-89) with the express purpose of collecting penguins, other birds, and leopard seals
Summary: Image of the landscape of Antarctica with dark rocks amidst the snow and ice. The image was taken during Operation Windmill (1947-1948), an expedition established by the Chief of Naval Operations to train personnel, test equipment, and reaffirm American interests in Antarctica
Place: Antarctica
Persistent URL:Link to data base record
Repository:Smithsonian Archives - History Div