Pieces of Missing Spy Plane Found | The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters (Season 1)

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[@doctauglyd9861]

Currents cursed waters who cares

[@larryconway4862]

Lol too funny ok Rod Serling lol great

[@scottpatton9112]

Well, lol or not we know this anomaly exists. There is too many people experience it when they fly through the Bermuda triangle.

[@scottpatton9112]

I do believe though that flight 19 is in the gulf of Mexico if you take the pilot at his word, he thought he was over the keys him being an accomplished pilot would know this area if flying out of Florida I feel they hit electronic fog. Instruments went crazy, but in that time. They were pushed all the way over the keys he thought about it and realized if he believed they were over the keys that his judgment must be wrong due to the time of flight in his mind heading east would be heading to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, so he Blew it off as extra islands around the Bermuda straits so he ignored his better judgment and threw the electronic fog could not actually see the landmass of Florida, so he continued west thinking he would run into the Florida panhandle, not knowing he was over the keys it wasn’t his imagination better judgment would be to fly west to Miami east would event death in the Atlantic so they flew west till they ran out of gas. I believe you take him out his word for it. They’re probably there crashed in the Gulf of Mexico.

[@scottpatton9112]

No, it is like Rod Serling. He believed in the supernatural and he wrote a lot if not most of the shows he did so yeah it does sound like Rod Serling stuff good call

[@maeve4686]

My cousin closerthanthis also got it in 'Nam over skies. After 51 years, he's coming home, his remains having been found. Thankyou Lt. Mangiolotti for your service & ultimate sacrifice to our country. Tom & the Lt. are true American Heroes.

[@thomasshepard6030]

Every one of the Vietnam vets who never made it home should be looked for forever and then brought home

[@Tyler.-_-.Durden]

Huge respect for the team that finally solved the Mistry of what & whose plane was that

[@grimdesaye6534]

God Bless this hero and his Family.

[@johndoe-od6ge]

I'm sorry for your loss!

[@briancooper2112]

This isnt a spyplane. Its a recon plane.

[@daveblevins3322]

What an amazing story 👏 Thank you to all involved 🇺🇸💪🔥

[@RLDenham]

The F2H-2P "Banshee" they found was not a spy plane it was a reconnaissance version of the "Banshee" used for BDA after strikes.

[@ImpendingJoker]

This. That made me mad, too, every time they said it.

[@alonzosymalla8638]

The US star on the fuselage under the canopy identified it as not a CAF aircraft

[@Ian-ij4of]

A true flyer...RIP Pete..

[@BillBeen]

truly amazing

[@matthewgibbs6886]

how did they get the video out of there much less survive

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

Os resquícios de um avião espião ...RIP!! A poluição de destroços ...que contém o Triângulo das Bermudas e as histórias tristes de guerras!!

[@Comm0ut]

Aircraft crashes in that era were very, very frequent and accepted as normal. The aircraft were not remotely reliable by modern standards, especially engines and their fuel controls but in general too and the safety stats prove it. WWII was an even bigger mishap bloodbath in CONUS.

[@SimonWallwork]

Having spent six months flying between Bermuda and the East Coast, the Bermuda Triangle is no longer a mystery to me. The weather above the Gulf Stream is as rough as you will find anywhere in the World!

[@Andy33399channel]

Good video thx ❤️🙂

[@artfisher1235]

At 2 : 39 invasive lionfish not native to the area swarm in great numbers over the wreck.

[@jessiewhitman8688]

Never been this early 😳😳 Today will be a good day!!

[@airwolf3607]

👍😃

[@johnemerson1363]

Look at the Lion Fish around the cockpit!

[@tekarock]

That photo taken of the plane with pilot inside before he almost died was unbelievable. It shows to me that even before social media people were already more interested in capturing a photo than trying to save the person.

[@kevnwarriner8819]

Have you considered that the picture might have been taken as evidence of the accident and the circumstances of the accident? The photographer might have been standing by to take pictures of the Aircraft landing on the Flight Deck and caught the picture by chance, because the photographer was on the gangway that ran below the level of the Flight Deck and a similar gangway stopped a Navy Lieutenant called George H W Bush going overboard during a Cyclone 🌀 or Hurricane in the Pacific during WW2, George H. W. Bush was a Navy Pilot that was shot down on his 58th mission at the age of 19 years old, he was rescued by a Submarine and later that young Hero was called a "Loser" by Benito Trumpolini, Il Douce Bag the five deferment Draft dodger..

[@taproom113]

If that's your take away, you don't understand how the Carrier Navy works (probably not your fault). Everyone has a specific job during flight ops. That picture was taken by a Photographers Mate. A sailor trained to film carrier airwing flight ops to document the good and the bad parts of Naval Aviation. It's an excellent learning tool to prevent similar situations from occurring in the future. There are other sailors trained in the rescue of air crews ... and they are Very good at their jobs. The PhotoMate would have only gotten in the way. Remember, back in that day, not everyone carried a camera in their back pocket - just in case. Hope this helps ... (VS-28, S-3A Viking air crew aboard USS AMERICA, CV-66, 1975-76). ^v^

[@timhiltonsuperstar]

Some people have to put present day politics into every historical moment. Sad! I'm sorry that these gallant divers didn't find the Canadian plane which is still missing btw.

[@Comm0ut]

You and your upvoters have no clue so why would you permit yourselves an opinion? Photographing carrier ops is vital to mishap analysis. It's not a hobby.

[@tedbaxter5234]

And the severe damage, like it crashed at some speed, including separating the tail section?

[@JohnBosco.1308]

I believe something causes a stronger than-the-normal gravitational pull in that area.

[@neptunium_239]

What do you think is causing the gravitational anomaly?

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[@ImpendingJoker]

This is not true at all. There are areas of higher density on Earth that have been found by satellite but "The Triangle" is not one such area.

[@khillingu1236]

Crazy

[@albertcoetzee7807]

respect

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

How to get it out of the ocean

[@scottpatton9112]

When you look at it, if it were you not knowing about the time warp that has been built by other pilots he had to go against his better judgment and flew north by northwest thinking they were going to hit Florida I believe him not realizing that the squadron was really over the keys. He must’ve thought if he believed they were the keys he would have turned east in his mind, maybe ending up in the middle of the Atlantic so he had to ignore his heart and fly north west or just west I believe they’re in the golf

[@sjb3460]

Look at all of the LIONFISH!!!!!!

[@dougscott8161]

This article is telling us about a flight of Canadian planes and you show us American planes, now WTF are you trying to talk to us about??? At least get some body who knows what you want to say, so that we can have some idea of what this is all about. This is getting more confusing all the time, as I get farther into the article it's talking about an American plane the went down, What happened to the Canadian plane that went off course in the beginning?????

[@howardsutton826]

This is an will never be solved

[@husler1999]

All those lion fish

[@sakibmukhtarMD]

Let's gooo

[@gdagod8832]

Flight 19?!?

[@texnole2447]

I thought it was the challenger again

[@diytwoincollege7079]

Was that a lion fish hanging around the plane?

[@scottpatton9112]

The five planes that disappeared over Bermuda triangle actually may have ended up in the gulf of Mexico. The phenomenon of time slippage may have occurred to flight 519. The man said this looks like the keys, but he resisted that judgment, thinking it may be just part of the islands they were to rendezvous with Out Bermuda maybe he ignored what he really saw took a northerly direction with the sun on his left shoulder and may have turned towards the sun, not knowing they really were over the keys and they flew West into the gulf of Mexico. We should take the pilot at his word.

[@christineweaver3090]

Looks like "big geek" in "the abyss"

[@KM-zl8jl]

It's a portal.

[@ramishsahotra4483]

Yes you're right

[@ramishsahotra4483]

We can see you if you want??

[@KM-zl8jl]

@@ramishsahotra4483 what do you mean we can see you?

[@BornAgain77757]

Missing Aircraft; Just Think how many airplanes have crashed in the Bermuda Triangle due to bad weather conditions, Due to pilot error, Lost horizon/space disorientation! . Also, I wonder just how many planes have taken off say around Miami on a scenic flight say maybe on an eastward route away from the coast with all tanks topped off with fuel, let's say it was a perfect day at the time of departure in the morning, and let's say the plane continues east until under fifty percent of this fuel was used on board, now let's say pilot decides it is time to return via the same route, Now only to find out that there has been a weather change and now this plane is encountering a twenty knot headwind, What is going to happen? No way this plane will make the coastline before running out of fuel. . Another scenario; almost the same as before only plane departs coastline on same eastward heading fuel tanks being topped off, Let's say this time with an easterly wind/tainwind of twenty knots pilot continues east, maybe partially figuring this into fuel consumption equation decides to return via this same course with say two thirds or more of fuel on board, What will most likely occur? Plane will never make the coastline, Due to tbis plane traveling much further east than previously estimated by an inexperienced pilot, also never took into consideration of a twenty knot headwind returning west to airport. Such a scenario would be similar or worse than flying in an eastward direction with a 40 knot tailwind, one can cover quite a distance, and easily unable to make up this deficit! . I suspect this and many other similar scenarios have played out many times over the last seventy years. In-of-itself; Creating The Burmuta Triangle!

[@interdimentionalobjectivizatio]

The Bermuda Triangle also known as The Twilight Zone is completely that a light quantum has energy hf, where h is Planck's constant and f is the frequency of the light. In my opinion of it.

[@4325air]

Words have meaning: A "spy plane" implies an airplane that is disguised to hide its true purpose, just as a human "spy" disguises him/herself to prevent being discovered. For example, a small commercial airplane that appears to be an airliner, but which is equipped with electronics or photographic equipment that is used while flying in a frequently-used commercial airway over a "target" country. On the other hand, a "reconnaissance" airplane is usually a military airplane, clearly marked as such. Or it could be a military-model, but used by the NOAA for gathering information on weather. Reconnaissance missions would include, but not limited to, bomb damage assessment or identifying enemy troop concentrations, logistics installations, weapons locations, rail lines, and the list goes on. The title of the video is pure click-bait to lure folks like me into watching it. The Banshee was never "missing", When it went over the side of the carrier, you can bet the ship's log was annotated with the date, time, and location of the event. Further, as I have written, it was not a "spy" plane. Nothing mysterious or sinister here at all. As for the Canadian airplane's loss, we have three witnesses--the other three fighter pilots in the flight. They would know and report the time and general location of the loss. With a certainty of 99.99999%, it is a sad, but all-too-routine case of flying VFR (visual flight rules) and then entering IMC (instrument meteorological conditions).As often happens to even experienced pilots-civilian and military--the pilot loses spatial orientation (vertigo), makes incorrect control inputs, loses control as the plane enters a spin...and that is unfortunately that. “Missing” in the sense of not recovering the pilot, but not a case of mysterious disappearance into a time warp. Again, nothing mysterious or sinister. These guys seem to take routine situations that happen to occur in the Bermuda Triangle and dress them up in dramatic fashion and catchy dialog in order to garner “thumbs-up” ratings and viewing. Don’t intend to watch any more of their fluff.

[@mycroftsanchez901]

It's a different plane! The one in the photo going over the edge has trhee lower windows, the wreck clearly has four.

[@icelandviking1961]

Could one of those port be an access hatch? At 3:40 it looks like three ports and forward a tear in the skin but at 3:41 they highlight the tear area as a port.

[@cammythach7214]

🌊✈️

[@marx875]

Y these people didn't disappear?

[@RonnieErwin-x6y]

Did anyone else say Fantasy Island the plane the plane no

[@gregoryhawkins9172]

Stop calling people by their last names. Call them by their first names.

[@taproom113]

In the military, it's common practice to address one by either their first or last name ... happens all the time. ^v^

[@careyrussell5105]

He didn't give anything, he lost his life

[@lordshivaLSD]

He gave his life up 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@taproom113]

Never served in the military, have ya Carey? When you sign your contract, you agree to give your life in the performance of your duties, if necessary. So yes, he did 'give' his life in the service of his country. ^v^

[@matthewevenson7764]

💖

[@heidiengellenner9651]

Mary and Larry. It was not God or Lucifers plan to have us seperated during our time on earth. Mary and Larry were supposed to have physical form contact- Mary was entrusted to Larry until age 36 this life. We did create a bestfriend for Larry on earth incase we got seperated. Larrys bestfriend would love and support him through anything- but he would not always have the knowledge base to understand.. He would still be their and support him- which means the eternity to Isadore.

[@harrisionstan3773]

Yes. Those are words.

[@larryconway4862]

They didn’t affirm the cockpit oontents

[@kennycartwright3217]

They wont ever find any of the planes from flight 19 or the search plane never.They didnt crash.

[@boostjunkie2320]

ok Tim foil hat.....