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Arival at Cape Town
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Logistics & Infrastructure for BELARE
2026
Arival at Cape Town
The last members of the BELARE 2025-26 team finally arrive back in Cape Town on February 12th, 2026 after a three-month tour in Antarctica for many of them.  The summer weather feels great!
Cargo Plane at Ultima Air Base
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Logistics & Infrastructure for BELARE
2026
Cargo Plane at Ultima Air Base
The cargo plane at Ultima Air Base welcomes passengers, including the last members of the BELARE 2025-26 team, bound for Cape Town, South Africa.
The BELARE 2025-26 Team Gets Ready to Leave PEA
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Logistics & Infrastructure for BELARE
2026
The BELARE 2025-26 Team Gets Ready to Leave PEA
With their gear all securely packed, the last members of the BELARE 2025-26 team get ready to take off from the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica bound for Ultima Air Base, where they will get their connecting flight to Cape Town.
A steel I-beam is slid underneath the Princess Elsiabeth Antarctica's annex
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Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station
2026
A steel I-beam is slid underneath the Princess Elsiabeth Antarctica's annex
The cartpenters receive the steel I-beam that will reinforce the station's annexes.
Lowering a steel I-beam beneath PEA's annex
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Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station
2026
Lowering a steel I-beam beneath PEA's annex
The team used the hybrid Komatsu earth mover to lower a steel I-beam beneath the station's annexes.
Positioning a metal I-beam beneath the staiton's annex
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Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station
2026
Positioning a metal I-beam beneath the staiton's annex
The hybrid Komatsu Earth Mover positions a steel I-beam beneath the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica's annex.
The carpenters prepare to install a steel I-beam underneath PEA's annex
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Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station
2026
The carpenters prepare to install a steel I-beam underneath PEA's annex
The team's carpenters prepare to install a steel I-beam to reinforce the floor underneath the water treatment system in the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica's annexes.
Lowering a steel I-beam beneath PEA's annex
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Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station
2026
Lowering a steel I-beam beneath PEA's annex
The team used the hybrid Komatsu earth mover to lower a steel I-beam beneath the station's annexes.
Positioning a metal I-beam beneath the staiton's annex
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Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Research Station
2026
Positioning a metal I-beam beneath the staiton's annex
The hybrid Komatsu Earth Mover positions a steel I-beam beneath the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica's annex.