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HMS Endurance Quick Facts 
informationQUICK FACTS - HMS Endurance
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Built1990
Displacement6500 Tons
Beam17.9m
Top Speed15 Knots
Complement126
Length91m
Draught8.5m
Cruising Speed12 Knots
Aircraft 2 Lynx Helicopters
Propulsion2 Bergen BRM 8 Diesels, 8160hp
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HMS Endurance is named after the vessel in which Sir Ernest Shackleton sailed for the Antarctic in 1914
HMS Endurance assists the British Antarctic Survey Team in carrying out its scientific research programmes