Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Amchitka-27MZIF2VO3P.htmlConceptually similarGreenpeace Voyage from Vancouver to AmchitkaGP0STQ187Completed★★★★Bob Hunter and Ben Metcalfe in CanadaGP02ZEICompleted★Bob Hunter and Ben Metcalfe in CanadaGP0VL8Completed★★★★★★★Crew of Phyillis CormackGP01FU0Completed★★★★AmchitkaGP03FGCompleted★★★★Ben Metcalfe - Voyage Documentation (Vancouver to Amchitka: 1971)GP01CMSCompleted★★★★Ben Metcalfe filming during first Greenpeace protest voyage against US nuclear testing on Amchitka.GP0D6YCompleted★★★★AMCHITKA 1971GP0GXLCompleted★★★★Coast Guard Onboard Phyllis Cormack (Vancouver to Amchitka Voyage: 1971)GP0H8PCompleted★★★★View AllGP03FEAmchitkaBen Metcalfe in booth on the phone with his wife; Sand Point, Alaska.Locations:North America-North Pacific OceanDate:1 Sep, 1971Credit:© Greenpeace / Robert KeziereMaximum size:3595px X 5400pxKeywords:Greenpeace crew-Greenpeace ships-Men-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear weapons testing-One person-Reflections-SV Phyllis Cormack-TelephonesShoot:Documentation of Greenpeace Voyage from Vancouver to Amchitka - Photos by R. KeziereThis is a photographic record by Robert Keziere of the very first Greenpeace voyage, which departed Vancouver on the 15th September 1971. The aim of the trip was to halt nuclear tests in Amchitka Island by sailing into the restricted area. Crew on-board the ship Phyllis Cormack (also called "The Greenpeace"), are the pioneers of the green movement who formed the original group that became Greenpeace.
