1970/71 V2 details

General information

Season
1970/71
Voyage
V2

Ship

MS Nella Dan


©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965
Catalogue id
1428D4
Caption
Voyage 2
Photographer
Law, Phillip Garth (Phil)

Leader

Voyage Leader

Donald Franklin Styles

Comments

The northern Prince Charles Mountains party was established by airlift from the ship to Mawson, and then to Moore Pyramid and the PCMs. Twenty-nine men and eight tons of equipment and stores were airlifted to Mawson and four men and some stores had been taken to Moore Pyramid. During the airlift an appendectomy was done on a Nella Dan crewman, as weather conditions had made it impossible to fly him ashore. Heard Island was visited to land stores for the Australian Party which was to traverse the Island from Atlas Cove in Feb. The McDonald Islands were visited but a landing was not made.

Voyage Reports

No reports known - if you know of any, please contact the Data Centre and we can add them.

Schedule

FromDepartToArrive
Melbourne  12-Dec-1970  Mawson  28-Dec-1970 
Mawson  5-Jan-1971  Davis  7-Jan-1971 
Davis  13-Jan-1971  Mawson  15-Jan-1971 
Mawson  15-Jan-1971  Heard Island  19-Jan-1971 
Heard Island  20-Jan-1971  Fremantle  29-Jan-1971 

See also List of sitreps - not guaranteed to work as voyage naming conventions are not consistent.

See the 1970/71 Voyage Schedule for other voyages for this season.

Voyage track

Spatial bounds of voyage

No track has been constructed.

Voyage Data and Activities

Biological Collections

List of collections of species data collected on this voyage. Some collections are voyage specific or might be from a wider set of observations or samples.

Collection NameObservation countLink to data search form
Whale log - observations from ANARE voyages 27 Search

Voyage activities

There are no data related activities recorded for this voyage.

Weather

There is no weather data for this voyage.

Science Projects

Note - this page lists projects where there has been some requirements logged. This may include requests that are not directly associated with any science performed on the ship.

No Australian Antarctic Science Projects for voyage. See Current and Previous Projects for details on other projects.