This is a great mystery in history. An area in the Atlantic Ocean that claimed many victims. Reportedly hundreds of ships and aircraft lost in this area, disappeared without a trace at all. Death zone known as the Bermuda Triangle (Bermuda Triangle).
zone was forming an imaginary triangle area of 4 million square kilometers. Triangle
will be formed on the map if a line is drawn from the Bermuda Islands
(British territory) as a point in the north; heading to Puerto Rico
(U.S.) as a point in the south, and then forwarded to Miami (State of
Florida, USA) as a point in the west , and the last line drawn from
Miami and the Bahamas.
account of peculiarities in the Atlantic Ocean since it is not known
when exactly, but the stories evolving reference since the first cruise
across the southwestern islands of Bermuda.
fact, Christopher Columbus had the greatest mystery happening here in samuderanya voyages. In 1942, when Columbus moved to America, he crossed the Atlantic Ocean which includes the Bermuda Triangle.
noting about the odd-looking marine weather looks good though. Compass ship the sudden onset of chaos, spinning aimlessly. Columbus recorded, on a night boat crew saw incandescent fireballs in the sky that pierced the sea. But the entire voyage Columbus relatively safe.
According to other records, a British-flagged ship Atlanta (1880) reported disappear Bermuda Triangle region. All passengers totaled hundreds of Royal Navy sailors and officers disappeared. Then in October 1951, Southern Isles tanker disappeared while sailing in convoy.
cavalcade another ship only to see the light ship was the last time before disappearing without a trace. Other incidents Southern Districts tanker sunk in the same way in December 1954. He disappeared without leaving SOS when sailing across the area of the Bermuda Triangle to the north toward South Carolina.
still many ships were reported missing in the area dubbed the Triangle of Satan
(Devil's Triangle) is. No less than hundreds of ships vanished without a trace at all. And not just ships, aircraft also not spared from the ill-fated.
Call it the biggest is the loss of a squadron of U.S. Navy training aircraft, Flight 19 on December 5, 1945. Five bombers TMB-3 Grumman Avenger was gone along with the 14 pilot and his crew. One incident in the aviation world's most horrendous. Even
the PBM Mariner seaplane which carry five rescue mission aircraft
suffered a similar fate, lost in the Bermuda Triangle around its 13 crew
and the rescue team.
All ships or aircraft reported missing in the Bermuda Triangle, the
carcass was never found even all victims human also disappeared without a
trace. This is what makes many experts dizzy and speculated about the causes of events like this could happen. Several Theory Explanation Until 1999 alone, there were still a large modern ships that disappeared without a trace in the Bermuda Triangle. Many theories are then linked with the events that occurred in the Bermuda Triangle. In fact, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has not nevertheless revealed until now.
Of the many theories, there is mention time bending theory, the
gravitational field upside down, abrasion atmosphere, the theory of
magnetic-gravity anomaly. In addition, there are theories
about the phenomenon of sea earthquake, tidal wave attack, until the
black hole (black-hole) which only occurs in outer space there. And there are also connecting it to the UFOs and the disappearance of the continent of Atlantis.
Among the many concepts and theories that attempt to explain natural
phenomena, it is Lawrence David Kusche controversial explanation. In
his book The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solve (1975), Kusche break all
the assumptions and theoretical speculations raised against the Bermuda
Triangle. He considers more events that occurred in the region exaggerated.
Several conclusions Kusche: ships and aircraft reported missing in the
area are not so significantly greater when compared to what happened in
other parts of the ocean. He states, in a region that is
often experienced tropical storms, the number of missing it mostly is
not so blatant or mysterious.
Kusche considered, the figures show the number of victims themselves tend to exaggerate the results of research. For example, a missing boat, but eventually he came back and was not reported. He
also "sarcastic" writers who exaggerate about the mystery of the
Bermuda Triangle although data are lacking or because of
misinterpretation for the sake of sensation.
Whatever the story, at least keep the Bermuda Triangle mystery. Many experts are still reviewing this natural phenomenon. Still need a scientific explanation that can answer all the questions without hesitation. (various sources) disappearance of Flight 19
One story that turns the myth of the Bermuda Triangle is the mystery disappearance of Flight 19. Squadron 5 U.S. Navy bombers that disappeared without a trace in the Bermuda Triangle while doing routine exercises. Even one rescue seaplane first try to find also reported missing along with the entire crew and the rescue team.
day December 5, 1945. At Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale
(U.S. Navy air base), Florida, five TBM Avenger bombers armed and fully
stocked fuel for a flight of five hours. Ground crew reported a fifth bomber airworthy aircraft and engine prime condition. All five were prepared to fly combat exercise routine.
At 14:10, the fifth plane with flight code Flight 19 took off from the
base with pilot Lt. Charles Taylor's coach who is also a flight
commander. Taylor is known as a fighter pilot qualified and experienced in the Pacific war against Japan during World War II. He will train 14 pilots, navigator and gunner combat aircraft maneuvers and bombings around the Atlantic Ocean.
's training mission flight route to the east as far as 56 miles to Hens
and Chickens Shoal, south of Grand Bahama for bombing exercises low
before maneuvering into 67 miles to the east, 73 miles to the north and
then 120 miles back to base in Lauderdale.
day was quite sunny. The first part of the mission went smoothly until a bombing at Hens and Chickens Shoal around 14:30. At
14:40 the entire formation aircraft regrouped and headed east toward
the Great Stirrup Cay, located 67 miles to the east and 113 miles to the
east Florida. Earlier Tragedy
At about 15:10 they were heading toward the southwest. From here the communication among trainers sound confusing. Monitoring
the ground crew training to interpret that there is something up there,
but he has not received confirmation from the training commander Lt.
Taylor.
At 15:45, Lt. Robert Cox, a senior flight instructor who frequently fly
around Fort Lauderdale and joined the squadron training, monitoring
Flight 19. He listened exercise procession through radio communication from chaotic.
At 16:00, Taylor contacted Lieutenant Lieutenant Cox that both compass is broken and he lost his direction of flight. He
told the radio that the plane attempted to return to Fort Lauderdale
and the possibility of being passed in the Florida Keys. However, he could not ascertain the direction for the flight back to base.
"I was at an altitude of 2,300 feet. Do not come here.
"Lieutenant Taylor was convinced that he was in the Florida Keys that
leads to the north into the Gulf of Mexico.
Watched closely by radio, after flying north for an hour, he returned to
the east which he believed would bring the entire squadron back to
Florida direction toward the base. Time passed and dusk began to encase the sky, but the fifth plane has not landed on the base.
As evening approached, at 18:04 o'clock last radio transmission was
heard from Flight 19 who indicated they were in the far north eastern
Bahamas and Florida. Lt. Taylor stated that the fuel they flew bombers dwindling.
At 18:20, Taylor took the initiative to continue the journey to the east. He gave an emergency order to all pilots to close formations in order to monitor each other. Then
came last transimisi mutilated: "We will be landing at the sight of
land ... if only 10 gallons of fuel, we are landing in the sea ...". At this crucial time radio communication with the Flight 19 crash. His voice was indistinct blur and eventually disappear. The last sound is observed: "We are entering white water ..., nothing seems right. We do not know where we are, the water is green, no white .... " search mission
until 19.00 hours there was no further news of Flight 19. Ground crew in Fort Lauderdale then ask for the help of all U.S. naval aviation to conduct a search. Emergency calls were answered by preparing a Martin PBM Mariner seaplane with military marine rescue team. All the crew and a team of 13 people.
At 19:47, the plane was airborne and search missions. But the ill-fated, 23 minutes after the airing of radio transmissions from the aircraft to land seekers suddenly disconnected. And there is no news about the plane. Lately there have been reports of two tankers were sailing around the waters that they saw a fireball pierced the sea. But after the fall of the ball coming toward the fire, they found only a dash of oil slick without any other trace.
large-scale search was conducted that lasted until December 10, 1945 . Made sweeping across the region which may be passed Flight 19, but the results remain nil.
finding mission was the largest in history involving hundreds of ships and aircraft. However, the five planes in Flight 19 did not find trace of it as well as PBM Mariner rescue plane. Later concluded, rescue the missing plane was supposed to explode because of fuel leaks. But five other aircraft is not known exactly how they could disappear.
Various explanations were made to unravel the mystery, but the results still do not provide definitive solutions. This is the biggest disaster in aviation history that adds spooky Bermuda Triangle mystery.
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This is a great mystery in history. An area in the Atlantic Ocean that claimed many victims. Reportedly hundreds of ships and aircraft lost in this area, disappeared without a trace at all. Death zone known as the Bermuda Triangle (Bermuda Triangle).
zone was forming an imaginary triangle area of 4 million square kilometers. Triangle
will be formed on the map if a line is drawn from the Bermuda Islands
(British territory) as a point in the north; heading to Puerto Rico
(U.S.) as a point in the south, and then forwarded to Miami (State of
Florida, USA) as a point in the west , and the last line drawn from
Miami and the Bahamas.
account of peculiarities in the Atlantic Ocean since it is not known
when exactly, but the stories evolving reference since the first cruise
across the southwestern islands of Bermuda.
fact, Christopher Columbus had the greatest mystery happening here in samuderanya voyages. In 1942, when Columbus moved to America, he crossed the Atlantic Ocean which includes the Bermuda Triangle.
noting about the odd-looking marine weather looks good though. Compass ship the sudden onset of chaos, spinning aimlessly. Columbus recorded, on a night boat crew saw incandescent fireballs in the sky that pierced the sea. But the entire voyage Columbus relatively safe.
According to other records, a British-flagged ship Atlanta (1880) reported disappear Bermuda Triangle region. All passengers totaled hundreds of Royal Navy sailors and officers disappeared. Then in October 1951, Southern Isles tanker disappeared while sailing in convoy.
cavalcade another ship only to see the light ship was the last time before disappearing without a trace. Other incidents Southern Districts tanker sunk in the same way in December 1954. He disappeared without leaving SOS when sailing across the area of the Bermuda Triangle to the north toward South Carolina.
still many ships were reported missing in the area dubbed the Triangle of Satan
(Devil's Triangle) is. No less than hundreds of ships vanished without a trace at all. And not just ships, aircraft also not spared from the ill-fated.
Call it the biggest is the loss of a squadron of U.S. Navy training aircraft, Flight 19 on December 5, 1945. Five bombers TMB-3 Grumman Avenger was gone along with the 14 pilot and his crew. One incident in the aviation world's most horrendous. Even
the PBM Mariner seaplane which carry five rescue mission aircraft
suffered a similar fate, lost in the Bermuda Triangle around its 13 crew
and the rescue team.
All ships or aircraft reported missing in the Bermuda Triangle, the
carcass was never found even all victims human also disappeared without a
trace. This is what makes many experts dizzy and speculated about the causes of events like this could happen. Several Theory Explanation Until 1999 alone, there were still a large modern ships that disappeared without a trace in the Bermuda Triangle. Many theories are then linked with the events that occurred in the Bermuda Triangle. In fact, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has not nevertheless revealed until now.
Of the many theories, there is mention time bending theory, the
gravitational field upside down, abrasion atmosphere, the theory of
magnetic-gravity anomaly. In addition, there are theories
about the phenomenon of sea earthquake, tidal wave attack, until the
black hole (black-hole) which only occurs in outer space there. And there are also connecting it to the UFOs and the disappearance of the continent of Atlantis.
Among the many concepts and theories that attempt to explain natural
phenomena, it is Lawrence David Kusche controversial explanation. In
his book The Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solve (1975), Kusche break all
the assumptions and theoretical speculations raised against the Bermuda
Triangle. He considers more events that occurred in the region exaggerated.
Several conclusions Kusche: ships and aircraft reported missing in the
area are not so significantly greater when compared to what happened in
other parts of the ocean. He states, in a region that is
often experienced tropical storms, the number of missing it mostly is
not so blatant or mysterious.
Kusche considered, the figures show the number of victims themselves tend to exaggerate the results of research. For example, a missing boat, but eventually he came back and was not reported. He
also "sarcastic" writers who exaggerate about the mystery of the
Bermuda Triangle although data are lacking or because of
misinterpretation for the sake of sensation.
Whatever the story, at least keep the Bermuda Triangle mystery. Many experts are still reviewing this natural phenomenon. Still need a scientific explanation that can answer all the questions without hesitation. (various sources) disappearance of Flight 19
One story that turns the myth of the Bermuda Triangle is the mystery disappearance of Flight 19. Squadron 5 U.S. Navy bombers that disappeared without a trace in the Bermuda Triangle while doing routine exercises. Even one rescue seaplane first try to find also reported missing along with the entire crew and the rescue team.
day December 5, 1945. At Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale
(U.S. Navy air base), Florida, five TBM Avenger bombers armed and fully
stocked fuel for a flight of five hours. Ground crew reported a fifth bomber airworthy aircraft and engine prime condition. All five were prepared to fly combat exercise routine.
At 14:10, the fifth plane with flight code Flight 19 took off from the
base with pilot Lt. Charles Taylor's coach who is also a flight
commander. Taylor is known as a fighter pilot qualified and experienced in the Pacific war against Japan during World War II. He will train 14 pilots, navigator and gunner combat aircraft maneuvers and bombings around the Atlantic Ocean.
's training mission flight route to the east as far as 56 miles to Hens
and Chickens Shoal, south of Grand Bahama for bombing exercises low
before maneuvering into 67 miles to the east, 73 miles to the north and
then 120 miles back to base in Lauderdale.
day was quite sunny. The first part of the mission went smoothly until a bombing at Hens and Chickens Shoal around 14:30. At
14:40 the entire formation aircraft regrouped and headed east toward
the Great Stirrup Cay, located 67 miles to the east and 113 miles to the
east Florida. Earlier Tragedy
At about 15:10 they were heading toward the southwest. From here the communication among trainers sound confusing. Monitoring
the ground crew training to interpret that there is something up there,
but he has not received confirmation from the training commander Lt.
Taylor.
At 15:45, Lt. Robert Cox, a senior flight instructor who frequently fly
around Fort Lauderdale and joined the squadron training, monitoring
Flight 19. He listened exercise procession through radio communication from chaotic.
At 16:00, Taylor contacted Lieutenant Lieutenant Cox that both compass is broken and he lost his direction of flight. He
told the radio that the plane attempted to return to Fort Lauderdale
and the possibility of being passed in the Florida Keys. However, he could not ascertain the direction for the flight back to base.
"I was at an altitude of 2,300 feet. Do not come here.
"Lieutenant Taylor was convinced that he was in the Florida Keys that
leads to the north into the Gulf of Mexico.
Watched closely by radio, after flying north for an hour, he returned to
the east which he believed would bring the entire squadron back to
Florida direction toward the base. Time passed and dusk began to encase the sky, but the fifth plane has not landed on the base.
As evening approached, at 18:04 o'clock last radio transmission was
heard from Flight 19 who indicated they were in the far north eastern
Bahamas and Florida. Lt. Taylor stated that the fuel they flew bombers dwindling.
At 18:20, Taylor took the initiative to continue the journey to the east. He gave an emergency order to all pilots to close formations in order to monitor each other. Then
came last transimisi mutilated: "We will be landing at the sight of
land ... if only 10 gallons of fuel, we are landing in the sea ...". At this crucial time radio communication with the Flight 19 crash. His voice was indistinct blur and eventually disappear. The last sound is observed: "We are entering white water ..., nothing seems right. We do not know where we are, the water is green, no white .... " search mission
until 19.00 hours there was no further news of Flight 19. Ground crew in Fort Lauderdale then ask for the help of all U.S. naval aviation to conduct a search. Emergency calls were answered by preparing a Martin PBM Mariner seaplane with military marine rescue team. All the crew and a team of 13 people.
At 19:47, the plane was airborne and search missions. But the ill-fated, 23 minutes after the airing of radio transmissions from the aircraft to land seekers suddenly disconnected. And there is no news about the plane. Lately there have been reports of two tankers were sailing around the waters that they saw a fireball pierced the sea. But after the fall of the ball coming toward the fire, they found only a dash of oil slick without any other trace.
large-scale search was conducted that lasted until December 10, 1945 . Made sweeping across the region which may be passed Flight 19, but the results remain nil.
finding mission was the largest in history involving hundreds of ships and aircraft. However, the five planes in Flight 19 did not find trace of it as well as PBM Mariner rescue plane. Later concluded, rescue the missing plane was supposed to explode because of fuel leaks. But five other aircraft is not known exactly how they could disappear.
Various explanations were made to unravel the mystery, but the results still do not provide definitive solutions. This is the biggest disaster in aviation history that adds spooky Bermuda Triangle mystery.
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