Operation Highjump: US Navy Aircrew Remains to Be Recovered After 62 Years

[Ghenghy]

"Too dangerous to recover...." BULLSHIT!

[FutureWorldMoves]

why was this a classified mission, it was meant to be an expedition to look for oil and minerals? very sus!

[LibertyTreeStudios]

Mmmmmm Wow a classafiled mission, nazi base and UFO sounds like a good cover-up story

[padawan007]

@LibertyTreeStudios its not a cover up,... you are miss informed

[JonDeth]

The Nazis got them.

Well you don't send 40,000 soldiers to the Arctic because you're NOT looking for the Nazis.

[john2knj]

How much will this recovery operation cost?

[john2knj]

@john2knj I received a reply via YouTube mail and am glad to learn that this is a privately funded recovery operation. Great work and very nice of those who financially contributed/donated to make this happen.

[00WolfinSheepskin]

who knows, something fishy going on there.. we can get into space but we cant do much on the icy poles huh, whatever, Who wants to hunt for santa clause and see what kind of elves really inhabit the earth..? lol I aint scared of no ghost alien or government..

[R3alitySh0ck]

Just ! WOW ! that would be amazing !!

Next Step... TITANIC !! ^_^"

[ARMA365]

@R3alitySh0ck HAVE SOME FUCKING RESPECT

[stybarrow]

too dangerous to retrieve fallen soldiers, for over 60 years ? sounds like govt BS too me. geez, the challenge is not that difficult. and probably not that expensive either, given the US already has science posts down there.

[sophiah88]

Those bases arent much of a secret.

and those are not all of them ;`)

[t3h8d9]

Classified expeditions in Antarctica? Hmmmm.....strange. Were them after Neu Schwabenland? the secret German bases on that region?.......