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13 June, 2000
You couldn't ask for a better day!
Today, the helicopter or helo as it is called on board, was sent out
several times to check for ridge lines and multi-year ice. This was to help
set up an ice field mooring investigation, as well as to find a suitable
place to test some engineering aspects of the Healy's propulsion systems.
My report today is simply some fantastic images taken while I was onboard
one of the flights. Unfortunately, I did not see a polar bear like an
earlier flight. Nonetheless, the beauty of this arctic day was
unbelievable. We had clear skies, light winds, and very comfortable air
temperatures.
Todd
A bird's eye view.
Another iceberg!
The USCGC Healy.
Getting ready to go in my Mustang suit.
Narwhal at sea surface.
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