Antarctic Patrol Ship Collection

Royal Navy Ice Patrol Vessel HMS Protector
Ice Patrol Vessel HMS Protector is pictured in Antarctica. This was one of the images that won Royal Navy photographer Arron Hoare the prestigious Peregrine Trophy Photographic Competition 2012

HMS Scott At Anchor near Port Lockroy in the Antarctic
Royal Navy Hydrographic Vessel HMS Scott is pictured at anchor near Port Lockroy in Antarctica. HMS Scott is currently deployed to the Antarctic on hydrographic operations

HMS Endurance
The Royal Navys Antarctic Survey Vessel HMS Endurnace during her patrol of the Antarctic Peninsula early in 2007. HMS Endurance is the Royal Navys Ice Patrol ship whose function is to support British

HMS Protector Assisting the Antarctic Community
Image of HMS Protector, at Port Lockroy, on north-west shore of Wiencke Island, in Palmer Archipelago. On the 4th December 2013

To Worlds End - Royal Navy completes historic patrol
Pictured is HMS Protector viewed from her Quad Copter. HMS Protector is the Royal Navys Ice patrol Ship and is deployed on operations for 330 days a year

Royal Navy Antarctic Patrol Ship HMS Protector
Royal Navy Antarctic Patrol Vessel HMS Protector is pictured near Plymouth. HMS Protector will fulfil HMS Endurances role as the Navys ice patrol ship for an interim period

HMS Protector in the Antarctic
Royal Navy Ice Patrol Vessel HMS Protector at Galindez Island in the South Atlantic during Antarctic Treaty Inspections. Based on HMS Protector the Royal Navy ice patrol survey ship

HMS Scott Visits King George Island in the Antarctic
Royal Navy Hydrographic Vessel HMS Scott visits King George Island in Antarctica. HMS Scott, currently deployed to the Antarctic

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The Royal Navy Ice Patrol Vessel, HMS Protector, stands tall as a symbol of strength and resilience in the harsh Antarctic environment. With its sister ship, HMS Scott, anchored near Port Lockroy, these vessels play a crucial role in assisting the Antarctic community. HMS Protector follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, HMS Endurance, continuing the legacy of protecting and exploring this remote region. As it sails to World's End, completing a historic patrol mission, the Royal Navy showcases its unwavering commitment to safeguarding our planet's most extreme landscapes. In the heart of Antarctica, HMS Protector proudly serves as an Antarctic Patrol Ship for the Royal Navy. Its presence ensures safety and support for scientific research expeditions while maintaining peace and security in this vast icy wilderness. As HMS Scott visits King George Island amidst towering glaciers and mesmerizing ice formations, it reminds us of humanity's quest for knowledge and understanding. The crew onboard both ships bravely face freezing temperatures and treacherous conditions to fulfill their duty with honor. To Worlds End - A phrase that encapsulates both danger and adventure; it is here that the Royal Navy completes its historic patrol mission. This achievement highlights their dedication to exploring uncharted territories while upholding international cooperation within Antarctica. The Royal Navy Antarctic Patrol Ship HMS Protector continues to navigate through icy waters with determination. Its presence signifies not only protection but also hope for future generations who will benefit from ongoing scientific discoveries made possible by these brave sailors. From aiding scientists conducting vital research projects to ensuring maritime security in one of Earth's last frontiers – HMS Protector remains steadfastly committed to serving both nature and mankind alike.