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Alain Hubert and the logistics team ran into some bad weather on the way back from unloading the cargo ship at the coast, forcing them to overnight 128 km from PEA. You can never tell how the weather will be in Antarctica, and safety always comes first!

With unloading of the cargo ship complete, it's time for the convoy to head back to PEA with all the equipment and supplies that have just arrived.

Alain Hubert and the logistics team ran into some bad weather on the way back from unloading the cargo ship at the coast, forcing them to overnight 128 km from PEA. You can never tell how the weather will be in Antarctica, and safety always comes first!

With unloading of the cargo ship complete, it's time for the convoy to head back to PEA with all the equipment and supplies that have just arrived.

The years of experience the IPF has gained handling logistics in Antarctica helps make the unloading of the ship go quickly and smoothly.

Once the cargo has bene unloaded, it is placed on specially made sledges for transport back to PEA.

The years of experience the IPF has gained handling logistics in Antarctica helps make the unloading of the ship go quickly and smoothly.

The IPF team hard at work unloading cargo from the ship!

The IPF team hard at work unloading cargo from the ship!