Forum : Stations and Bases : This Forum is for topics related to specific stations, bases and field camps in Antarctica, past, present and planned. http://67.199.27.3/antarctican_society/cfmbb-1.23/ We have just posted the Navy logs from McMurdo and South Pole Stations for the first year of Operation Deep Freeze. The logs are more than 540 pages total and make for very interesting insights on the challenges of those early days, particularly for the Navy Seabees who had to build the first permanent U.S. bases on The Ice. These historical documents were submitted by Seabee Patrick "Rediron" McCormick who was a young lad when he participated in Deep Freeze I. Take a look. http://67.199.27.3/antarctican_society/cfmbb-1.23/messages.cfm?messageid=8515F74C-3048-7C5C-1F3F4D0A966D0091&r=1 2010-05-11T01:58:48-07:00 Deep Freeze I Daily Logs Dave: Yes, thanks, both Pole and Palmer have been contacted (Katy Jensen assisted with the contacts), and we hope to hear from them eventually. Glad you got past your registration problems. Tom Henderson http://67.199.27.3/antarctican_society/cfmbb-1.23/messages.cfm?messageid=AE6956C2-3048-7B4D-A9A76ED495F97F40&r=2 2008-06-22T03:55:16-07:00 Welcome to Palmer Winterovers Tom, Assume you have sent something to Palmer Station already. If not the email address is Pal.manager@usap.gov Dave B http://67.199.27.3/antarctican_society/cfmbb-1.23/messages.cfm?messageid=AC26A652-3048-7B4D-A9FF2EB7A9F01475&r=3 2008-06-21T17:23:11-07:00 Welcome to Palmer Winterovers Welcome Palmer Station winterover crew! This is now your website so use it, enjoy it and feel free to contribute to any of the Forums. There are a number of Palmer Station veterans in The Antarctican Society who would enjoy hearing about your winter and possibly striking up a conversation. Also, feel free to comment on any aspect of the website, good or bad. I am always looking to improve it. And once more, welcome aboard! Tom Henderson, Webmaster http://67.199.27.3/antarctican_society/cfmbb-1.23/messages.cfm?messageid=7FE72526-3048-7B4D-A93F713FFB5ACBD3&r=4 2008-06-13T03:10:32-07:00 Welcome to Palmer Winterovers Welcome to the 2008 Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station winterover crew! We are pleased to have you as members for the remainder of the winter. Please explore our website and use these Forums to introduce yourselves and let us know how the winter is going. There are lots of veterans of Pole (including me! - 1982) that will be interested in hearing about your winter and maybe starting up a conversation. Feel free to use any of the forum areas. Also, feel free to let me know what you like and don't like about the site - I'm always looking to improve it. BTW, I'll be posting soon my recollections of the mid-winter airdrop at Pole in 1982 - look for it. And once again, welcome aboard! Tom Henderson, Webmaster http://67.199.27.3/antarctican_society/cfmbb-1.23/messages.cfm?messageid=7FDE8425-3048-7B4D-A9A6F5D802DF9ED3&r=5 2008-06-13T03:01:06-07:00 Welcome to South Pole Winterovers