I been watching a lot of these an seem that people get turned around one guy said all his stuff went down an when it came back he was turned around going the other way an was 4 miles pass where he was suppose to go so for flight 19 turn around an go backward till they would of ran out of gas an try there bet they have better luck cause they ain’t in the triangle I’m willing to beat

im lel'ing

LOL

He can't even solve shaving razors

And aliens and Bigfoot, lol

You can see the coast from the boat. Doesn't sound like a Lost Patrol that can't see land.

Hey, at least they are not using the narrator from the Oak Island series.

This series are just worthless. Have they ever found anything in any of em?

i guess a little rolling is "rough seas" to these people

It is a show and it is called drama. If it were not exciting, no one would watch and there would be no show. But, I agree with your post.

I dived at Cades Reef, Antigua in worse conditions.

lol

What's this program? Title please

@@johnlawrencebataller238 curse of the Bermuda Triangle I think. On quest 👌

I hope this is sarcasm

Almost as many ships from WW2

Over 100 Avengers crashed into the ocean if I remember correctly. A lot of people got killed in stupid accidents. Also, half these planes at least had bad handling characteristics in parts of their flight envelopes. Some of them were tremendously unstable near their stall speeds. Planes were put into service with known bugs because they were desperate for hardware. In the meantime, the training was "meh" and a lot of guys got killed. Oh, the "gatcha's" some of these planes had that were not necessarily point out in the flight manuals...

is it in a lake? Maybe inland?

Aluminum doesn’t rust, the wreck is 100% a SB2C helldiver

What nonsense are you talking about? I mean, if anything like you are saying exists, fine, but there is literally zero evidence and no supporting conditions other than some planes and ships have gone missing. If you misplace your remote control, do you think it fell into an alternate universe or some sort of different dimension? No, it's fallen between the cushions of your couch or recliner. The planes of Flight 19 - and we can add other missing boats and planes, such as Amelia Earhart and Malaysia Flight 370 while we are at it - are where they are. As you said, the ocean is a big place and hides its secrets well. If we don't even know where to begin looking, it's going to make finding any surviving evidence close to impossible with the limits of our current technology.

@Stabbi Chan Well it’s been almost 80 years, so chances aren’t good we’ll know what happened in our lifetime. But never find it? Forever is a long time. Improved technology may conclusively tell a future generation where this lost flight ended up (and MH370, Amelia Earhart, etc)…

@Stabbi Chan Did you mean the Sigsby Deep? Aka the Mexico Basin?

There were two Marine Captains Powers and Stivers and one Marine Lieutenant, Gerber. But for Marines to have gone against orders would be unusual and basically mutiny. I’d be surprised to learn that Marines failed to follow orders. It would benefit all members of Flight 19 to stick together as much as possible for potential rescuers to find all of them. Separating would not be a smart thing to do regardless of what the leader was ordering at that point. I would think that they did everything possible to remain together as a group. I would like to know what happened to these men. It’s a big ocean and there’s a lot of WW II planes down under the water in the region because it was used so heavily for training especially Naval Aviation training. We will probably never find out what happened to these young men. I feel bad for the families left behind without answers.

what?