The Karluk expedition, part of the Canadian Arctic Expedition led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson in 1913, saw the tragic death of several crew members. Notably, the ship's captain, Robert Bartlett, survived, but the expedition's leader, Stefansson, was not present when the crew faced hardships. Ultimately, the most significant loss was that of the ship's engineer, who was among those who perished due to harsh conditions and inadequate supplies. The expedition faced extreme challenges, leading to the deaths of several crew members during their time on Wrangel Island.
The airport code for Karluk Airport is KYK.
Helen Ipalook was a member aboard Canada's ill-fated Arctic Expedition. She was the second youngest, the youngest being Ruth Makpii Ipalook, her sister. Helen was eight when she boarded the Karluk.
G. E. Crich has written: 'In search of heroes' -- subject(s): Canadian Arctic Expedition (1913-1918), Discoveries in geography, Explorers, Exploring expeditions, Fiction, Karluk (Ship)
She died after her expedition to present-day North Dakota
During the 1953 Mount Everest expedition there were no deaths.
Leif Ercson died long ago but his expedition did end even before he died. No one knows exactly what day or year that his expedition ended but it is said that Ericson's brother, Thorvald, gathered Leif supplies for another expedition. But the question is, did he go on another expedition after his most famous??
Sadly he died in Antartica
Magellan failed when he went on an expedition and didn't make it alive.
No, he died in 1838. Meriwether Lewis died in 1809, 4 years after the expedition ended by committing suicide.
he died
died
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