Yelcho

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Yelcho was a Chilean naval tugboat best known for rescuing Ernest Shackleton’s stranded Endurance expedition from Elephant Island in 1916.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf naval tugboat
ship
associatedWith Endurance (ship)
Ernest Shackleton
Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
captainDuringRescue Luis Pardo
category Chilean Navy tugs
Rescue ships
Ships of Antarctic exploration
commandedByDuringRescue Luis Pardo
commemoratedBy memorials related to Shackleton expedition
monuments in Chile
countryOfOrigin Chile
era early 20th century
flag Flag of Chile
linked to: Chilean flag
hasHistoricalSignificance Antarctic exploration history
maritime rescue operations
hasLegacy symbol of Chilean contribution to Antarctic exploration
historicalPeriod World War I era
linked to: World War I
homeCountry Chile
locationOfRescue Elephant Island
namedAfter Yelcho River
navalAffiliation Chilean Navy
notableEvent rescued stranded Endurance expedition members from Elephant Island in 1916
notableFor rescue of Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance crew
rescue of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
operatedIn Antarctic waters
Southern Ocean
operator Chilean Navy
partOf Chilean naval fleet
linked to: Chilean Navy
propulsion steam engine
rescueCarriedOutFor Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition members
rescuedCrewOf Endurance (ship)
rescuedPeopleFrom Elephant Island
rescueLeaderOnBoard Ernest Shackleton
rescueOperationDuration August 1916
rescueOutcome all stranded men on Elephant Island saved
rescueSupportedBy British government
linked to: UK government

Chilean government
linked to: Government of Chile
rescueYear 1916
serviceBranch Armada de Chile
linked to: Chilean Navy
serviceRole rescue vessel
tugboat
type steam-powered tugboat
usedFor patrol duties
towing
transport

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