Operation Highjump: The largest Antarctic military expedition in history. But why did it end early? Some claim encounters with UFOs or secret Nazi bases. What really happened during those mysterious months in 1947?



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    Submission Statement: Operation Highjump was a colossal endeavor, officially known as the ‘United States Navy Antarctic Developments Program’. The operation took place from August 1946 to February 1947. It is a real historical event but is surrounded in mystique and bizarre claims involving UFOs, hidden inner earth kingdoms, and advanced German technology.

    Led by the renowned Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Operation Highjump used over 70 ships, including an aircraft carrier and a submarine, along with nearly 4,700 personnel, it was the largest Antarctic military operation ever. While its stated goals included military training and establishing a research base, there were whispers of deeper motivations. What happened with Operation Highjump?

  2. Yea, my guy, they made it to the Bay of Whales, started Little America IV then left.

    They left because it was February in Antarctica.

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