Senator Henry M. Jackson posing for a portrait with McMurdo personnel and a Husky (dog) named Rival, the McMurdo Sound mascot, during a welcome celebration at McMurdo, Antarctica, October 15, 1959

• Main Author: United States. Navy
• Other Authors: University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division
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• Subjects: Legislators > United States; Military personnel > United States > Antarctica > McMurdo Sound; State flags; Mascots; Jackson; Henry M. (Henry Martin); 1912-1983; Cold weather clothing > Antarctica; McMurdo Station (Antarctica); Rival (Dog); Siberian husky > Antarctica; McMurdo Sound; South Pole; Byrd; McMurdo Station; Scott Base; Hallett; Byrd Station; Hallett Station; Barlow; Antarc*; Antarctica; South pole
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Stamped on verso: L/R standing: Francis J. Cael, UTCN, Cdr. Jerry M. Barlow USN, Senator Henry M. Jackson with the Husky dog, LTJG Richard R. Hendren (SC) USN, Lowell R. Huss SK3, Harold R. Moore, RM3. Kneeling on the left is S/Sgt Ronald R. Garzan, USAF, kneeling on the right is Arthur C. Roberts, CE1 Press releases filed with photographs Senator Henry M. Jackson spent a week in Antarctica in October 1959 as part of Operation Deep Freeze 60, which was a support program for U.S. scientific research efforts. The program was responsible for bringing in and dropping supplies to Byrd Station, Hallett Station, McMurdo Sound and South Pole Station. He visited McMurdo Sound, New Zealand's Scott Base, South Pole Station and other points between stations. Jackson flew with the MATS C-124 Globemaster crew during the crew's successful air-drop of a nine-ton Caterpillar tractor to South Pole Station. Sources: U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy press releases Antarctica Tour is Near for Navy. New York Times. 1959, Aug. 23, p27