The Ladder Project

In an address by John F Kennedy in September of 1962, he delivered the "We choose to go to the moon" speech and after his assassination, left the job to his vice-president to see it through. LBJ, not satisfied with only fulfilling JFK's promises, he wanted to secure his own place in the annals of history created a top- secret lab to design a life form that would be able to survive the harsh environment of the moon's terrain that would be left behind after he returned the astronauts...
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In an address by John F Kennedy in September of 1962, he delivered the "We choose to go to the moon" speech and after his assassination, left the job to his vice-president to see it through. LBJ, not satisfied with only fulfilling JFK's promises, he wanted to secure his own place in the annals of history created a top- secret lab to design a life form that would be able to survive the harsh environment of the moon's terrain that would be left behind after he returned the astronauts safely to Earth. He called it "The Ladder Project." After an unfortunate accident, and the fear that the accident would be leaked to the American People, Congress convinced the then President LBJ to shut the lab down, disband the team and force them all to secrecy. But decades later, somehow the idea for The Ladder Project fell into the diabolical hands of a close relative of the North Korean leader and a squad of South Korean mercenaries, under the direction of an American Marine officer and a South Korean squad leader, set out to enlists the help of a recently escaped DPRK prisoner to get them into the highly secret facility, and kidnap the gentleman in question for the purpose of finding out what he was working on? and with who. When the FBI got wind of the situation through the granddaughter of one of the project's scientists they contacted the CIA, and all Hell broke loose.