Flying Saucers, Nazis and Pirates, oh my! Want to know what really happened in New Mexico in the late ’40s. Why are there so many UFO sightings today? How do the UFOs go faster than our military planes, even underwater? Find the answers to these and many more questions.

During WWII, the German Chancellor daydreamed that a middle Earth Society gave him the plans for anti-gravity ships. He then gave his top generals the plans to implement and use against the Allies. Unfortunately, the ant-gravity craft was too technically complex for the Nazis to construct safely. Eventually, both Nazi prototypes were destroyed, but after the war, the Russians decided to make a quick buck off the German piles of junk. They sold the Nazi flying saucer plans and related junk to a retired Canadian Major General, Phillip Rogers. His company, Advanced Design and Experimental Aircraft Company, built the first flying saucer. Unfortunately, the Nazis designed their craft small, so Phillip Rogers had to employ three little people to fly it. Nevertheless, their exploits led them worldwide, and eventually ended up at Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947. After his first catastrophe, Phillip Rogers builds the Haunebu II. He turns the flight over to active duty United States Army Colonel Ron Steel.

During construction and testing, Ron and his crew battle a rogue Nazi unit headed up by General Percy Odenthal. It all concludes in the final battle in the Antarctic. It is now a coalition of countries headed up by Canada and their beautiful Prime Minister, Adrian Barbeau. Follow the United States Navy in an all-out war to rid the world of the 4th Reich.