Mysterious Plane Wreck Found Underwater | The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters (S2)

The team dives in search of an A3 Skywarrior attack aircraft that was lost in a suspicious disaster off the USS Saratoga aircraft carrier in 1960. See more in this clip from Season 2, Episode 1, "Curse of the Carrier."

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The Bermuda Triangle is the most notorious stretch of ocean in history, evoking fear and endless fascination. Bounded by Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico, these waters have swallowed countless ships and planes and their crews—some vanishing without a trace.

In 1945, Five U.S. Navy planes disappeared on the same night, along with a search and rescue plane dispatched to find them. No wreckage was ever found. Reporters dug up accounts of other missing planes and ships, and stories of strange phenomena date back to the voyages of Columbus. Now, an elite team is investigating the Bermuda Triangle with the aid of a secret weapon—a map, decades in the making, marking the location of unidentified undersea wrecks and anomalies. Each week they will attempt to identify one mystery wreck, along the way evaluating the evidence behind legends and scientific theories like rogue waves, giant methane bubbles, ship-sucking whirlpools, and dead zones that bewilder equipment and planes. In the Bermuda Triangle, one never knows what one will find. On the ocean floor, the team makes historic and important discoveries that go beyond myth and conjecture.

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[williamcoe]

I worked on the flight deck when that occurred . Yes the Saratoga was accident prone.while going through the Straights of Gibraltar a freighter collided with us at about 3 Am. Back then you only went through with no lights and no noise .and a friend of mine was chalking the wheel of a E2 Hawkeye and instead of backing out like he should of he walked into the propeller and all his blood and guts landed on me when I was in the catwalk repairing a fuel pump. And my best friend drowned in a pond 2 blocks off NS Mayport FL. He was 2 weeks from getting out of the Navy...RIP R Lopez and Adm.Flatley you will never be forgotten

[brendaeiler]

At least they know what happened to their Father, bittersweet as it is. R.I.P. Commander. Much love to his sons and God bless.

[henrymartinez]

To actually see the video of the plane going into the water is remarkable. It's sad that noone survived, but at least the Families know exactly what happened back then.
May the members on that plane continue to R.I.P.

[bigpoppa]

my father was stationed on the saratoga, he told me all kinds of stories. also said it was cursed.

[debbieduger]

This a beautiful thing - trying to bring closure to these families.

[JohnDavies-cnro]

The pilot was a good, brave fellow. I'm sorry he had such an end. Thank you for finding his story.

[joncox]

The sacrifices the family's go through in our Military! God Bless You ALL! 🙏🙏

[johnemerson]

A3D stood for "all three dead". Very hard to get out of alive in a ditch.

[dan_ryuga]

Sisko: I was on the Saratoga at Wolf 359.

[SilverBulletOBW]

At that slow airspeed and collision with the water, the crew must’ve been alive and well when they were dragged under for good. I know they assumed the risk in serving our country, but still very tragic to see that happen to them.

[historychannel]

We adore Florida, and the Treasure Coast in particular. It is full of amazing mysteries, and I'm always hoping to locate the Blackbeard Treasure. Are there any other treasures that you guys know of?

[barbaracabrera]

Great video. So kind to share your information with the sons. Great job. Thank you for your kindness. TFS!
Austin TX USA

[theofficialdiamondlou]

That’s the definition of “bitter sweet” ..

[williamcoe]

Please don't call her a cursed carrier....we witnessed alor of stuff on
The flight deck...but she was good ship and we had good crew on it..I do remember one thing...before I made petty officer on our duty days we had to
Check all our spaces below decks.right as I was getting on the ladder to come out of the hole I felt a hand on my left
Shoulder.ive never climbed that ladder so fast..apparently several guys. died in a fire down there...RIP
The Saratoga was decommissioned in 1994.

[fortheloveofdirtdotnet]

Even as short of a clip this was. It was so touching. Thank yall

[masaabsalh]

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[dougscott]

Aircraft Carriers are a dangerous place to work even in peacetime, whether in take off and landing operations or just manuevering on the deck. Accidents seem to be more prevalent on carriers than any other ships including submarines.

[nicksavage]

Not deep enough
SAID WAS TOO DEEP
THAT MEANS DARKNESS and COLD
NOT ONE WITH NUKES

[masaabsalh]

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