Icebreaker HMS Protector makes Royal Navy history with polar expeditions
The Royal Navy's only icebreaker makes history as she continues her work supporting scientists from around the world.
The Royal Navy's only icebreaker makes history as she continues her work supporting scientists from around the world.
Army Captain Harpreet Chandi, who is being sponsored by BFBS, is aiming to become the first woman of colour to cross Antarctica unsupported.
The team will head to an area of Antarctica where no human has gone before to help researchers understand the effects of climate change.
Army Captain Harpreet Chandi is 28 days into a trek to the South Pole.
Captain Harpreet Chandi is attempting to become the first woman of colour to cross the Antarctic unsupported.
The explorer sailed across 800 miles of ocean in a small boat, crossing the mountains of South Georgia to rescue his expedition party.
US Army Special Forces joined the Royal Marines ahead of their joint deployment to the Arctic.
The embassy also accused British military chiefs of "openly stating their intent to achieve some sort of military presence in the Arctic".
The Army captain, sponsored by BFBS, is attempting to become the first woman of colour to cross the Antarctic unsupported.
According to NASA, the eclipse was also visible across parts of the southern hemisphere with the totality only visible in Antarctica.
British Army officer Captain Harpreet Chandi is attempting to become the first woman of colour to cross Antarctica unsupported.
The Royal Navy’s only Ice Patrol Ship is conducting maintenance while alongside the Falkland Islands getting ready for Antarctica.
BFBS is sponsoring Captain Harpreet Chandi's attempt to become the first woman of colour to cross the Antarctic unsupported.
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Captain Harpreet Chandi's attempt to become the first woman of colour to cross the Antarctic unsupported begins next month.
BFBS is sponsoring Captain Harpreet Chandi's attempt to become the first woman of colour to cross the Antarctic unsupported.