the New York Air National Guard Mount Manger, named after William Manger Mount Meunier, named after Tony Kenneth Meunier, cartographer and physical scientist Mount Montreuil, named after Paul L. Montreuil, biologist Mount Obiglio, named after Lieutenant G.M. Obiglio, Argentine naval observer Mount Otis, named afterJack Otis Mount Rath, named after Arthur E. Rath, electronics technician Mount Seitz, named after Thomas E. Seitz, Chief Construction Mechanic, U.S. Navy Mount Sinha, named after Akhouri Sinha Mount Slaughter, named after John Brooks Slaughter, director of the National Science Foundation Mount Stierer, named after Byron A. Stierer, Airman First Class, United States Air Force Mount Suggs, named after Henry E. Suggs, equipment operator Mount Sumner, named after Joseph W. Sumner Mount Wheat, named after Lieutenant Commander Luther William Wheat Mulligan Peak, named after John J. Mulligan Murray Pond, named after D.F.C. Murray, driller Musson Nunatak, named after John M. Musson Oeschger Bluff, named after Hans Oeschger, glaciologist Oliver Island, named after David L. Oliver, U.S. Navy cook Olson Peaks, named after Gary D. Olson Paine Ridge, named after Roland D. Paine Paz Cove, named after H.J. Paz Pentecost Cirque, named after John S. Pentecost, helicopter pilot Pine Island Glacier, named after Pine Island Bay Pinet Butte, named after Paul R. Pinet, geologist Poindexter Peak, named after Monte F. Poindexter, meteorologist Polar Subglacial Basin, named for geographical features Post Ridge, named after Madison J. Post, ionospheric physicist Powell Hill, named after James A. Powell, U.S. Navy Raymond Ice Ridge, named after Charles F. Raymond, Professor Emeritus at the University of Washington Redondo Point, originally named by Argentina in 1957 Reid Ridge, named after John R. Reid, Jr., glaciologist Reilly Rocks, named after Gerald E. Reilly, Jr., USCG, machinery technician Renirie Rocks, named after Jack Renirie Reynolds Nunatak, named after Clifford E. Reynolds, electrician Reuning Glacier, named after Winifred M. Reuning Rice Ridge, named afterLieutenant Commander Robert A. Rice, U.S. Navy Rowe Bluff, named after Lieutenant Commander Gary L. Rowe Rust Bluff, named after Izak C. Rust, professor of geology Sayen Rocks, named after L.D. Sayen, photographer Scharon Bluff, named after LeRoy H. Scharon Sechrist Peak, named after Frank S. Sechrist Schroeder Hill, named after Henry B. Schroeder, meteorologist Sentry Rocks, named for geographic features Serlin Spur, named after Ronald C. Serlin, ionospheric physicist Siren Rock, named after Jan C. Siren, radio scientist Slusher Nunatak, named after Harold E. Slusher, meteorologist Snyder Peak, named after David