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Endurance departs London the same day Germany declares war on Russia

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Shackleton offers his ship and crew to British government for war effort

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After Shackleton gets telegram from Admiralty Proceed Endurance departs Plymouth

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With final crew on board, Endurance leaves Buenos Aires head for Georgia

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Departs Grytviken whaling station, Georgia last time crew would touch land for 497 days

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Enters the Antarctic pack ice

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Endurance crosses Antarctic Circle

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First sighting of Antarctic continent Coats Land

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Endurance becomes beset in the pack ice

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Shackleton orders halt to ship routine

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Sun vanishes for season, not to reappear for four months

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Crew celebrates Midwinter's Day with a feast

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frank hurely  takes famous nighttime photos of Endurance

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Pressure ice makes the Endurance according to Perce blackbrow literally jump into the air and settle on its beam

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At 5 pm Shackleton gives order to abandon the Endurance

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After futile three days attempt to march over the ice Shackleton has crew erect Ocean Camp

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With a single cry of Shes going boys Shackleton and his crew watch Endurance sink

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Crew again begins march toward open water, averaging just a mile and a half a day

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Shackleton abandons march, sets up Patience Camp

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Blizzard blows the camp north across Antarctic Circle

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In honor of Leap Year Day, crew enjoys three full meals

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On Shackletons tells the crew shoots the remaining dogs originally numbering 69 and eats the younger ones

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The ice floe they are on splits in two separating them from the three lifeboats but they get them back

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Elephant Island appears on the horizon

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Crew goes to sea in the three lifeboats the James Caird the Dudley Docker and the Stancomb Wills

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After seven grueling days at sea, lifeboats land safely on Elephant Island

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Shackleton moves camp seven miles to the west, to a spot that comes to be known as Cape Wild after Frank wild who found it

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Shackleton announces that he will attempt to sail the 22-and-a-half-foot James Caird 800 miles to South Georgia

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Shackleton and five others depart for South Georgia in James Caird

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After 17 days in stormy seas, and with superior navigation by Frank worsely the James Caird miraculously arrives on the west coast of South Georgia

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Shackleton, Worsley, and crean set off to cross South Georgia's glacier-clad peaks to east-coast whaling stations

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Having trekked without a break for 36 hours over glacier-clad mountains thousands of feet high, Shackleton, Worsley, and Crean arrive at Stromness whaling station

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Shackleton, Worsley, and Crean depart on the English-owned Southern Sky to rescue men on Elephant Island, but are stopped by ice 100 miles short of the island

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Uruguayan government loans the survey ship Instituto de Pesca No 1, which comes within sight of Elephant Island before pack ice turns it back

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Chartered by the British Association, the schooner Emma sets out from Punta Arenas, but gets to within 100 miles of Elephant Island before storms and ice force it to return

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Chilean authorities loan the Yelcho, a small steamer, which sets sail with Shackleton, Worsley, and Crean for Elephant Island

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"I felt jolly near blubbing for a bit & could not speak for several minutes," Wild wrote about seeing Shackleton arrive with the Yelcho, which rescued the party on this day, 22 months after they'd set out from South Georgia.