La Tercera article, January 30, 1989
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Chilean Air Force rescued 100 Argentinians
Spectacular rescue of crew members from the ship that ran aground in Antarctica
The Chilean Air Force carried out a spectacular rescue of the crew members of the Argentine ship Bahía Paraíso, which ran aground in Antarctica, 350 kilometers southeast of the Chilean area known as Teniente Marsh. A Hercules aircraft transported the rescued Argentinians to Punta Arenas and later to Río Gallegos.
BASE TENIENTE MARSH
(Jaime Pincheira, special correspondent). In a spectacular operation, the passengers of the Argentine ship "Bahía Paraíso," which ran aground in Antarctica, 350 kilometers southeast of the Chilean air base Teniente Marsh, were rescued.
A Chilean Air Force Hercules aircraft took off Saturday at 11:30 p.m. from Santiago on a direct flight to Teniente Marsh Air Base to join the rescue efforts. The Chilean Air Force plane, aboard which "La Tercera" traveled, arrived at its destination at 9:20 a.m. yesterday. And at 3:30 p.m. it took off again, transporting about one hundred people who were part of the passengers and crew of the Argentine ship. When speaking with "La Tercera," the crew members expressed their nervousness about the situation they had experienced, while at the same time emphasizing their gratitude for the help that the "Chilean brothers" were providing at that moment.
It was reported that the assistance was authorized by the Air Force high command (Page 5).
Photo caption: Great activity unfolded yesterday at the Chilean air base Teniente Marsh in the rescue of the crew members of the Argentine ship "Bahia Paraiso," which ran aground in Antarctica. A Chilean Air Force Hercules aircraft transported one hundred Argentinians to Punta Arenas and, later, Rio Gallegos.