In 1946 the United States Navy conducted Operation Highjump, an expedition to evaluate the effect of extreme Antarctic cold on US equipment.
He is also the founder of Muddy Boots Press, an independent publishing company that focuses on quality genre fiction over mass-produced books and he\'s always on the lookout for talent..
Brian is both a traditionally- and self-published author with an ever-growing collection of works across multiple genres, including sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, horror, paranormal thriller, military fiction, self-publishing how-to and even a children\'s picture book, Zombie in the Basement, which he wrote to help children overcome the perceived stigma of being different than others.
He\'s an unashamed Star Wars fan, but prefers to disregard the entire Episode I and II debacle.
He\'s currently an Active Duty Army soldier who enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, obstacle course racing, writing and watching Texas Longhorns football.
About the Author: A veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Brian Parker was born and raised as an Army brat.
Now the enemy has returned with a genetically superior army, indoctrinated from birth to hate Americans for their savagery, and they\'re intent on exacting revenge for the loss of their homeland and banishment to the icy wastes.
With the threat eliminated, the files were sealed and forgotten by all but the men who fought there.
Undeterred, the US returned every Antarctic summer until escalating tensions in Southeast Asia forced the government to secretly detonate three nuclear warheads over the continent in 1958.
Were the reports of Nazi activity on the Southern Continent accurate? After engaging unknown forces in aerial combat, weather forced the Navy to abandon operations.
However, their true purpose remains shrouded in mystery.
In 1946 the United States Navy conducted Operation Highjump, an expedition to evaluate the effect of extreme Antarctic cold on US equipment
