International Ice Patrol Searches Atlantic For Icebergs

IN FLIGHT – APRIL 21: From an altitude of 500 feet The International Ice Patrol flies over the north Atlantic searching for icebergs every other week during iceberg season, which is from February to July. The crew records the iceberg’s shape, size and location in an effort to prevent collisions between ships and icebergs. The patrol, organized by the U.S. Coast Guard and supported by 18 nations, has searched the waters since the year following the Titanic disaster. ()