On 2. January 2015 was received by a renowned UFO researcher Linda Moulton Howe email from a retired boarding engineer in which he told her of her incredible experience for US Navy services.

This man, who has only been called Brian, was a flight engineer until 1997, serving in the US Navy from 1983 for the Antarctic Development Squadron Six (VXE-6). Its base was "McMurdo Station", which was located 3,5 hours from the base of the South Pole. During his location there, he completed more than 300 air operations over almost every corner of Antarctica and the South Pole.

On a sunny day in December 1995, Brian and his C-130 crew flew on a mission just across the Transantric Mountains when they saw strange shiny discs that moved very fast and stopped abruptly near the Beardmore glacier. Still flying around the top of the mountain, but never over the iceberg itself. This was not the only observation of an unknown flying object in the area, and Brian and his friends there regularly saw mysterious flying discs. That was somewhat odd, since only the unit was flying in that area and every air movement had to be officially announced.

Another peculiarity was that Brian and his unit were strictly forbidden to fly over a certain area between 6,5 and 15 km from the station at the South Pole. The official justification for this ban was air sampling in the area, which none of the crew members seriously believed and considered meaningless. However, one of the coercives due to the medically necessary evacuation of the Australian "Davis Camp" had to fly through this forbidden zone, and when they found themselves with the crew directly above the alleged measuring station, all they saw was a huge hole in the ice in which they could easily disappear with the LC130 machine! Only now did the other members of the crew understand why it was not allowed to fly over the area. He later learned that there was probably an entrance to the Research Center under the ice, where cooperation with extraterrestrial visitors is taking place.

Brian also tells how one day contact with one side of a camp near Marie Byrd's country was broken. After a week, he and the crew were ordered to fly there and find out why they were not reporting and whether everything was fine with the people there. When he got there, he found that the camp was empty and the radio was working perfectly. However, it was not possible to find the slightest trace of the whereabouts of the dozens of scientists located there.

Brian holds the US flag next to a metal pole with a yellow spike that marks the geographical South Pole

A week later, however, the researchers suddenly reappeared in their camp and asked Brian's superior to be picked up. Brian and his crew obeyed the order and airlifted the scientists to Christchurch, New Zealand. Brian says he could read fear from those scientists' faces and that they didn't want to talk about what had happened to them during those two weeks.

Brian and his crew received several stern orders during that time not to talk about what they had seen and heard there. Interestingly, they were never asked to sign an official duty of confidentiality. Now that he is retired, he has decided to publish this important information and report on the existence of non-humanoid beings that are active on our planet.