- for the
Eskimonæs Station by the US
Coast Guard was 'Bluie East Five' — the same code name
would be
later used for
Myggbukta after Eskimonæs was destro****...
-
their equipment (including
their dog teams) and
retreat to the
station at
Eskimonæs, to warn Ib Poulsen, the
Sledge Patrol commander.
Poulsen reported the...
- miles)
south of the last
known Inuit settlement in
northeastern Greenland (
Eskimonæs at Dødemandsbugten on the
south coast of
Clavering Ø, 27 km (17 miles)...
- 72.850°N 25.000°W / 72.850; -25.000 (Bluie East 4)
Bluie East Five:
Eskimonæs radio and
weather station captured by
German troops in 1943 and later...
-
Greenland thereby preventing German presence there. Its
headquarters was at
Eskimonaes,
which had been
until then a
scientific station. At the time, the Germans...
- long
airstrip (ICAO: BGDB). The
previous sledge patrol headquarters,
Eskimonæs, 27 km
southwest of
later Daneborg at Dødemandsbugten on the
south coast...
- 74.000°N 20.500°W / 74.000; -20.500 Ocean/sea
sources Greenland Sea Basin countries
Greenland Settlements Eskimonaes and Dødemandsbugten (abandoned)...
-
features in East
Greenland were
mapped and
named during the expedition.
Eskimonaes station was used as a
wintering base by the Three-year
Expedition to East...
- On 17 March, the
Sachsen sank. On 25 March, the
headquarters of the
Eskimonæs sledge patrol near the
southern tip of
Clavering Island,
about 95 kilometres...
-
served both as a
deputy police radio/telegraph
operator at Ellaø, and at
Eskimonæs as a
chief radio operator.
According to the
Eventyrernes Klub, in 1940...
