By December of the year 1911, two separate exploration parties, each taking a different route, were toiling across the frozen wastes of the Antarctic in a race to the south pole One group, headed by Roald Amundsen, the daring Norwegian explorer won that race and returned to civilization the following April. But it was nearly seven months later before the world learned the full story of the second party, the losers, and the unforgettable gallantry of its five members as recorded in the diary of their leader, Captain Robert Scott of the British Royal Navy...