The North Pole Operation

"The North Pole Operation" tells a true story that started at the height of the Cold War with a child's phone call wanting to speak with Santa Claus. The story revolves around Colonel Harry Shoup of the United States Air Force. Shoup is at the helm of a radar system built to give early warning of a Soviet attack. He receives an unexpected call, and the child wants to speak with Santa. Shoup sees this as an opportunity to bring a smile to the faces of children and their families, creating a Christmas tracking tradition. The film tells a story shared by three of Shoup's four children, Terri Van Keuren, Rick Shoup, and Pam Farrell, and includes a series of events that will interest viewers. The film tells a warm and touching story that viewers can emotionally connect with.

The film presents to its viewers the story of a family coming together and the gift of a father to his children and society. Viewers are often impressed by the emotional and touching story, as well as Shoup's creativity and thoughtful actions.

The film was shot around the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and in Colorado, where Shoup's family lived.