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The launch of a balloon with an instrument capable of detecting terrestrial x-rays in the upper atmosphere.
The launch of a balloon with an instrument capable of detecting terrestrial x-rays in the upper atmosphere.

 

Mo Hodgins (left) and Jesse McGill process water samples in the lab onboard the Laurence M. Gould.
Mo Hodgins (left) and Jesse McGill process water samples in the lab onboard the Laurence M. Gould.

Calendars and Schedules

Intercontinental Airlift Schedule

The following document is password protected and shares the same username and password as the Antarctic Air Operations Planning Summary. If you require access, please send an email to AirSeaSchedule@usap.gov.

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Continental Sealift Schedule

The following document is password protected. If you require access, please send an email to AirSeaSchedule@usap.gov.

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Antarctic Air Operations Planning Summary

The following document is password protected and shares the same username and password as the Intercontinental Airlift Schedule. If you require access, please send an email to AirOpsPlan@usap.gov.

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Ship Schedules

RVIB Nathaniel B. Palmer Schedule (PDF 26 KB)
ARSV Laurence M. Gould Schedule (PDF 23 KB)

Continental Area Acquisition Schedule

2009-2010 (PDF 25 KB)
2008-2009 (PDF 22 KB)

Cut-off Dates for Shipping to RVIB Nathaniel B. Palmer

PDF (20 KB)

Cut-off Dates for Shipping to ARSV Laurence M. Gould/Palmer Station

PDF (21 KB)
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