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Getting to and from Antarctica

Two women in cold weather gear in front of a grey Hercules aeroplane in Antarctica.

Carol and Dianne in front of the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Hercules, which they flew out of Antarctica on. They arrived in Antarctica on a C7 Globemaster.

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Rights: Dianne Christenson and Carol Brieseman
Published: 22 October 2025Size: 5.16 MB
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