Bill Hemmer heads to ‘Ice Camp’ in chilling new Fox Nation special [Video]

Endless, ever-moving ice, bone-chilling cold and the risk of coming across the occasional polar bear are just a few features describing the remote landscape of the Arctic Circle, where a temporary naval command center known as Ice Camp Whale sits on the ice floe.

It’s also the site of Fox News host Bill Hemmer’s latest adventure.

The “America’s Newsroom” co-anchor’s frosty assignment takes him to the region to “chill” with sailors and scientists behind the three-week-long research operation to discover how the U.S. Navy works in such extreme conditions.

BILL HEMMER BOARDS USS HAMPTON NUCLEAR SUBMARINE IN ARCTIC CIRCLE IN LATEST FOX NATION SPECIAL

“You’re on about a two-by-three mile piece of ice. We’re anywhere between 9-to-18ft thick on this patch that you’re on here,” Howard Reese, the ice camp’s director and the Arctic Submarine Laboratory director, told Hemmer in the Fox Nation special “Battle for the Arctic.”

The icy runway that welcomed Hemmer’s plane, Reese said, is approximately three-and-a-half to four feet …