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Ships vanish/ without a trace. Planes are snatched from clear skies, no debris, no SOS, vanished. That's the devilish geometry of the Bermuda Triangle. Its borders strech some 500,000 square miles from Florida to Puerto Rico to Bermuda. The rumors and theories behind the triangle strange disappearances are enough to float a battleship. But it was the disappearance of 5 planes that put the Bermuda Triangle on the map. December 5th, 1945, Fort Lauderdale Naval Air Station, a squadron of 5 TBM Avenger torpedo bombers prepared for a routine traning mission known as Flight 19.

Once you are a navy pilot, you are / supposed to be able to fly any place with a plotting board and a compass and, a watch.

Retired aviator David White was a flight instructor with Flight 19 team leader Charles Talor that day.

He was one of our senior instructors when he was transferred up to Fort Lauderdale.

It was a clear day with calm seas but halfway through the mission, Talor reported they were in trouble.

And he said my compasses are out. Well, for a compass to go out, it does happen sometimes but not very often.

As flight controllers tried to talk the men home, their radio signals kept growing weaker. Soon, no one knew where the men of Flight 19 were headed.

NSO, NSO, NSO, how do you read me? Over. I receive you very weak. My transmission is getting weaker

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