The Antarctica Enigma by Vianka Van Bokkem

The Antarctica Enigma

The antarctica enigma

~This story was based on a Navy Sailor true occurrences while stationed in Antarctica~

Being an independent, nineteen-year-old female reporter dedicated to finding and covering real stories, I was barely able to pay my bills.

Most of my peers earn good money stalking popular Hollywood celebrities. People enjoy reading gossip magazines, and that is the harsh truth.

My name is Kalei Aneko; my father is a proud and strong Hawaiian chef, and my mother is a beautiful police officer from San Francisco, California.

There have been numerous rumors about a military cover-up in Antarctica, and I intend to uncover the truth.

During the summer, Antarctica has around 5000 scientists, and during the winter, around 1000. The military is heavily supporting whatever the scientists are after.

The lower numbers of them during the winter has piqued my curiosity even more.

Genre: JUVENILE FICTION / General

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Science Fiction / General

Language: English

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Word Count: 5496

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~This story was based on a Navy Sailor true occurrences while stationed in Antarctica~

Being an independent, nineteen-year-old female reporter dedicated to finding and covering real stories, I was barely able to pay my bills.

Most of my peers earn good money stalking popular Hollywood celebrities.

People enjoy reading gossip magazines, and that is the harsh truth.

My name is Kalei Aneko; my father is a proud and strong Hawaiian chef, and my mother is a beautiful police officer from San Francisco, California.

There have been numerous rumors about a military cover-up in Antarctica, and I intend to uncover the truth.

During the summer, Antarctica has around 5000 scientists, and during the winter, around 1000. The military is heavily supporting whatever the scientists are after. The lower numbers of them during the winter has piqued my curiosity even more.

I have been in New Zealand a few days, waiting for the opportunity to board a navy aircraft going to Antarctica.

I found out that tonight, a young naval officer named Shawn Michael Nolan, II was flying the CH-60 Seahawk helicopter solo back to Antarctica, carrying supplies.

This was the perfect chance for me to hide between the multiple boxes full of food and beverages.

“Command center, this is Kiwi, K-kilo, I-India, W- Whiskey, I-India, over.”

“Go ahead, Kiwi.”

“The bird is arriving at 0200 hours, over.”

“Understood, Kiwi, have a safe landing.”


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