Francis Crozier
Francis Crozier was an Irish naval officer and explorer known for his role in the ill-fated Franklin Expedition of 1845, which sought to navigate the Northwest Passage. Crozier, who served as second-in-command, is notable for his leadership qualities and survival skills during the expedition's tragic end. His legacy is often discussed in the context of Arctic exploration and the challenges faced by 19th-century explorers.
Born on Jul 17, 1796 (229 years old)
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