None of the content should be used for commercial purposes.as some of it has been shared with me with that provision. It's all mine, folks, so if I've screwed up please let me know so I can fix it. This site is © Bill Spindler 1999-2011 all rights reserved. ICDS ITT Industries Antarctic Support Associates Rieber Shipping A/S the Department of Defense NOAA USGS UW CARA ANI SPAWAR SCOARA, SPT, OAE's Edison Chouest Offshore AL&E Raytheon RPSC, ATS NAVFAC PAC RSA Engineering PICO ICDS Pole Souls Polies Antarcticans or anyone else I may have missed. Nothing on this site is to be considered to have any official endorsement or support from the US National Science Foundation (NSF) any of the NSF-funded science or support projects conducted in Antarctica Holmes & Narver, Inc. But if that isn't enough of a disclaimer, I guess I'd better throw in a bit of legal and moral stuff since it is going around these days. Mistakes have been made, accidents have happened, aircraft have crashed, and Polies have lost their lives, and I've attempted to document these aspects of Pole history fairly and accurately. That said, I do put my historian hat on at times, and what you see is, well, history. I have attempted to be positive about the place and the program. In case you haven't figured it out already, Bill Spindler is extremely positive about South Pole-otherwise why would I keep going back, much less put this web site together. The opinions and thoughts expressed here are my own, and since every day spent on the ice resulted in a few more of my brain cells getting toasted, I'd really appreciate any comments, suggestions or requests about stuff that you may find here. The site is intended for noncommercial educational and private use by those interested in the history and heritage of this amazing continent. This web site is an attempt to share a glimpse of the "old days" at South Pole and elsewhere in Antarctica, in the perspective of the present day, along with news, trivia, photos, links, and other Pole stuff that I think is neat.
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