Royal Navy ice patrol ship HMS Endurance was in service from 1967 to 1991.
She was involved in the Falklands War in 1982, with the final surrender taking place onboard.
HMS Endurance was originally built in Germany in 1956, but the UK bought her in 1967 having Harland & Wolff convert her for use in our Royal Navy.
She was then commissioned as HMS Endurance, being named after the sailing ship that took the explorer Ernest Shackleton's expedition to the Antarctic in 1914.
Check out 31 great memories of HMS Endurance
9. Royal Navy Ice Patrol ship HMS Endurance
Ice patrol ship HMS Endurance returns to her Portsmouth base on Friday (May 5 2006, after a packed and ground-breaking six-month mission which has helped to extend scientific knowledge of the vast and largely uncharted continent of Antarctica. Photo: The News archive
10. Royal Navy Ice Patrol ship HMS Endurance
HMS Endurance, people at work in Antarctica 16th November 2006. Photo: The News archive
11. Royal Navy Ice Patrol ship HMS Endurance
HMS Endurance Lynx flight in transit to assist a BAS Scientist move location on the 28th February 2007. The ship is in the Erebus and Terror Gulf in North Eastern Antarctic Peninsular for the fourth and last work period in Antarctica Photo: The News archive
12. Royal Navy Ice Patrol ship HMS Endurance
The scene in HMS Endurance when captain Nicholas Barker accepted the Argentine surrender at South Thule, Falkland Islands 14th June 1982. Photo: The News archive