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When did Robert Falcon Scott join the British Royal Navy?
Captain Scott began his naval career in 1881 as a Cadet: he was 13 years old.
How many people did Robert falcon Scott kill while he was in the navy?
Captain Scott is not known to have 'killed' anyone during his service time in the British Royal Navy.
What is the duration of D-Day Remembered?
The duration of D-Day Remembered is 3240.0 seconds.
How long did Robert Falcon Scott serve as a British Royal Navy officer?
Captain Scott joined the British Royal Navy at age 13 as a Cadet. He served in that institution until age 43, the age of his death. Without access to British Royal Navy archives, it's difficult to say when he first became an officer.
Valley Forge is remembered for its?
Great Hardships
What was Robert Scott remembered for?
he was remembered for exploring Antarctica and died heroicly there
Where was captain Scott from?
Captain Scott (Robert Falcon Scott) was born in Plymouth on the 6th June 1868.
What was Captain Robert Falcon Scott's sons name?
Captain Scott's son is named Peter Markham Scott.
Where did captain Scott come from?
Captain Robert Falcon Scott was born in England and was a British citizen.
Who was captain Scott?
Captain Scott was a man who raced the Norwegians to the south pole (Antarctic).
What transport did captain Robert Scott use?
Captain Scott used ships as transport.
Is Robbert Falcon Scott remembered?
yes
Where did Captain Robert Falcon Scott live?
Captain Scott maintained a home in London, England.
Where was Captain Scott an officer?
Captain Robert Falcon Scott was a naval officer in the British Royal Navy.
What country did Captain Robert Falcon Scott come from?
Captain Scott was born in England, and was a British citizen.
Which ship did Captain Scott sail to the Antarctic in 1901?
Captain Scott sailed the Discovery to Antarctica in 1901.
When did captain Robert scott leave the camp for the north pole?
Captain Scott did not trek to the North Pole.
