STATEMENT CREDITING NORWAY'S COOPERATION FOR THE
USE OF GREENLAND, A PART OF DENMARK, AS A BASE FOR
THE U.S UNDER THE NATO AGREEMENT.

MS- 2 ARMY ENGINEERS GET OUT OF VEHICLES AND
PERUSE THE VAST AREA WHERE THE UNDER-ICE CITY WILL
BE BUILT. MS- GI HOLDS LONG SURVEYS RULER IN THE
SNOW AS OTHERS SET FLAGS MARKING CAMP BOUNDARIES

MONTAGE- HUGE CARGO OF CRATES BEING SHIPPED BY
LARGE TRUCKS AND SPECIALLY MADE SLEDS, MOVE
THROUGH THE ICE, FIELDS TO THE SITE.

MONTAGE- HUGE SLEDS CARRYING TRACTORS MOVE TO THE
SITE AT 2 MILES PER HOUR PULLED BY TRACTORS.

MONTAGE- CONSTRUCTION PILE INTO 'POLECAT' VEHICLES
FOR THE TRIP TO THE SITE, AS WELL AS LIGHTPLANES.

CU- CHEF COOKS CHOPS AND BACON ON A STOVE GRILL
IN THE WANIGAN, AS KITCHEN WORKER PEELS POTATOES
MS- WORKERS SIT AT 4 MEN TABLES AND EAT

MS- THE ARMY ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTION CREWS SIT
AROUND A TABLE TO PLAN THE WORK. DRAWINGS OF THE
PROJECT ARE SHOWN THE MEN BY OFFICER-IN-CHARGE.

LS- THE PETER PLOW BLOWS CLOUDS OF SNOW TO THE
SIDE OF THE TRENCH AS IT MOVES ALONG.

LS- THE PETER PLOW, NOW IN TRENCH ABOUT 10 FEET
DEEP, BLOWS CLOUDS OF SNOW HIGH ABOVE THE TRENCH.

MASCOT SLED DOG "MUCKLUCK", PLAYS WITH WORKERS
AS THEY CUT THE HARD SNOW INTO BUILDING BLOCKS

MS- GIS USE SHOVELS TO CUT OUT SQUARE ROOMS IN
SNOW INSIDE THE TUNNEL. LONG WOODEN BEAMS ARE
LAYED ACROSS THE FLOOR OF THE TUNNEL AS A
FOUNDATION FOR THE UNDERGROUND BUILDINGS

MS- GI WORKERS LAYS ICE BRICKS TO BLOCK UP THE
ENTRANCE TO THE TUNNEL. MS- MASCOT "MUCKLUCK"
SUPERVISES THE WORK.

MONTAGE- A PETER PLOW CUTS A WIDER AND DEEPER
TRENCH FOR USE OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT FOR THE
UNDERGROUND ICE CITY.

MS- A HOLE IS MELTED 120 FEET UNDER THE TUNNEL TO
THE WATER BELOW WHICH SUPPLIED 10,000 GALLONS OF
FRESH WATER A DAY

MS- WORKERS CLIMB UP LADDER OF AN ESCAPE HATCH,
ONE OF 16, LEADING TO THE OUTSIDE OF TUNNEL

SLED DOG "MUCKLUCK", ALMOST FULLY GROWN, PLAYS
FOOTBALL WITH THE MEN.

MONTAGE- THE HUGE UNIT IS PLACED ON A FLATBED
TRUCK AND MOVED OUT, ALONG WITH OTHER CRATES, ON A
SPECIALLY BUILT ROAD FOR THIS PURPOSE.

MS- WORKERS USE WIRE SNIPS AND CROWBARS TO OPEN
THE LARGE WOODEN CRATES

MS- HUGE PIPES ARE ATTACHED TO THE NUCLEAR UNIT
AS WELL AS GAUGES.

MS- ONE-BY-ONE THE FUEL ELEMENTS, EACH CONTAINING
500 GRAMS OF URANIUM-235, ARE CAREFULLY REMOVED
FROM PROTECTIVE BARREL, UNWRAPPED AND WIPED CLEAN

MS- THE CREWMEN SLOWLY LOWER THE FUEL INTO THE
STORAGE TANK WHICH IS COVERED IN 8 FEET OF WATER.

CU- LIGHT BULB GOES ON WHEN SCREWED INTO SOCKET.

MS- MEN TAKE SHOWERS AND SHAVES IN THE MODERN
ROOMS IN THE TUNNEL. MS- A RADIOLOGIST TAKES AN
X-RAY OF A GI IN THE MODERN DISPENSARY

MONTAGE- FOOD IS STORED IN THE LARGEST DEEP
FREEZE IN THE WORLD. GI PICKS SUPPLIES FOR DINNER
MS- CHEFS PLACE ROASTS IN OVENS. BAKER MAKES ROLLS

SLED DOG "MUCKLUCK" STRAINS AT HIS MASTERS HOLD
AS HE TRIES TO CHASE THE MEN LEAVING CAMP CENTURY
FOR HOME, MISSION COMPLETED.