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Greenland's Camp Century: Cold War nuclear ambitions & The Secret Project Iceworm
Beneath Greenland’s icy surface, the U.S. Army launched a secret Cold War operation that would later be known as Project Iceworm. Disguised as a scientific research station named Camp Century, the facility was intended to test the feasibility of deploying nuclear missiles under the Arctic ice. This documentary unveils how a cover story of peaceful experimentation masked one of the most ambitious and clandestine military plans of the 20th century.
We follow the hidden history of Camp Century, its ambitious infrastructure, and the geopolitical tensions that drove the U.S. to seek Arctic dominance during the Cold War. From nuclear-powered drills to frozen tunnels beneath the ice sheet, this episode explores the legacy, the environmental risks, and the unexpected revelations decades later.
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https://youtu.be/hJTIgNaxAoc
00:00 The Strategic Role of the Arctic in U.S. Nuclear Policy
03:15 Building Camp Century: A City Under Ice
07:45 Nuclear Power in the Arctic: The PM-2A Reactor
13:11 Project Iceworm: The Real Objective
16:39 Structural Challenges and Current Implications
Credits: A film by Peter Bardehle
Mentions in order of appearance:
Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen: Historian, Denmark
Chuck Rose: U.S. Air Force, Thule
Sergei Khrushchev: Son of Party Leader, Nikita Khrushchev
Soeren Gregersen: Eyewitness, Camp Century
Aleqa Hammond: Former Prime Minister of Greenland
Horst Machguth: Glaciologist, Switzerland
Archival footage from: Documentary film, U.S. Army, 1963
Private photographs by Soeren Gregersen
Private photographs by Horst Machguth
Writer and Director: Peter Bardehle
Directors of Photography:
Tom Bresinsky
Vincent Jackson
Sound: Rasmus Olsvig
Editor: Konrad Buschke
Grading: Nils Petersen
CGI: Dominik Lemke
Sound Design and Mix: Marc Bargmann
Music:
Anselme Pau
Nils Kacirek
English Translation and Narration: Alex D’Attoma
Archival Footage:
Alfred Wegener Institute
Vidicom Film Archives
Acknowledgements:
Soeren Gregersen
Dr. Horst Machguth, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
Dr. Kristian Nielsen, University of Aarhus, Denmark.
A production by Vidicom Media GmbH
In co-production with ZDF
In association with Arte
Distributed by ZDF Enterprises
© VIDICOM 2019
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Published Sep 22, 2025