A grateful crew of the Argos Georgia show their appreciation to the crew of the C-17 after the air drop. The Argos Georgia had suffered serious engine failure from negotiating ice while heading South in the Ross Sea, leaving it without propulsion and drifting with the ice. The owning company, Argos Georgia Limited, researched potential options to get the needed engine parts to the stranded crew. (Courtesy photo from Argos Georgia, Ltd.)
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