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Did the Lusitania get lost in the Bermuda triangle?
No, the Lusitania was sunk by the German navy, specifically Unterseeboot 20. It was never anywhere near the "Bermuda triangle", having departed from New York City bound for Liverpool and being sunk just south of Ireland.
What was the first ship to sink in the bermuda triangle?
Flight l9, a training squadron of USN (Avenger) torpedo bombers. planes of this type successfully sunk Japanese carriers at the Battle of Midway, so were a combat-ready craft.
Why have so many planes and ships vanshied without a trace from the Bermuda Triangle?
For details, see Kusche's book "The Bermuda Triangle Mystery- Solved" Basically, it is among the most traveled areas on Earth. More boats, more planes, equals more losses. A typical "Bermuda Triangle" yarn always claims perfect weather... "it ain't necessarily so"! Often vessels in poor shape go through gales or near gales, and get sunk just like anywhere else. Flight 19 was caused by a gung-ho lead pilot who let himself get confused about which side of Florida he was on, so he kept going East while his students tried to correct him. They were trained to stay with the lead pilot, so died with him.
How many ships have vanished in the Bermuda triangle?
thousands and thousands of ships and air crafts have sunk in triangle that we can't imagine
How many boats have sunk in the river thames?
100000 boats have sunk
How many boats were damaged or sunk?
what do you mean How many boats were damaged or sunk
Does the Bermuda triangle exist?
AnswerThe Bermuda Triangle is not real. These planes and ships just so happened to crash in this area during the early 1900s. The people who were on the plane didn't have to correct technology to connect back to where they took off at to make the right decisions while flying over the ocean. People started a rumor saying that some aliens had a magnetic force there on the earth or something but it is not real at all. The longitude and latitude of where the planes and ships were at were no where near the triangle. They were all scattered apart. That is why there are no ships and planes sinking or crashing into the ocean today because we now have the correct technology to do the right things while out in the middle of the ocean.AnswerBermuda and the surrounding areas are very popular tourist destination. Thousands of planes and ships, all the major cruise lines, travel safely in and out of the Bermuda Triangle every year. AnswerYes, the Bermuda triangle is very much real but are the myths that lie within it, are unclassified. The Bermuda Triangle has a record of missing ships or airplanes that lie between the three points creating the Bermuda Triangle. Most guesses are that the loss of ships or airplanes has nothing to do with the Bermuda Triangle but that mostly all the crashes or disappearances are not within the Bermuda Triangle but are near it's edges.
How many U-boats sunk by Coastal Command in World War 2?
155 u-boats where sunk by Coastal Command.
What vegetables have sunk many boats?
leeks
How many navy ships have been sunk?
Well over a dozen US Navy riverine boats were sunk in the Vietnam War; Swift Boats (PCF); PBRs (Patrol Boat River), Alpha Boats (ASPB-Assault Support Patrol Boats); unknown number of Monitors sunk, if any. The ex-USN Aircraft Carrier USS Card was sunk by communist sappers in harbor in South Vietnam.
What did the 1600 and1900 boats look like?
They sunk
What are facts about bermuda triangle?
WE WONT TELLMore than 66 aircraft and ships have disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle, like the Mary Celeste which sunk in 1872, Fight 19 which disappeared in 1945, and the Marine Sulpher Queen Ship which sunk in 1963. The Bermuda Triangle is also known as the Devil's Triangle, Hoodoo Sea, and Limbo of the Lost. The Navy has never believed in the Bermuda Triangle. Reports of strange sightings in the Bermuda Triangle have been reported since Christopher Columbus on his journey to the New World in 1492.Monkeys fling poos at you.It's not that crazy, it's just a normal place.When Going Through The Bermuda Triangle All Navigation Devices (Compass, Radar , Etc.) Will Go Haywire (Not Work Correctly). They Are Said To Spin Around Numerous Times (Compass) And The Radar Is Said To Just Stop Cycling To Find Ships, Planes Or Anything.The Bermuda triangle is one of the most mysterious and dangerous areas of the earth's oceans, blamed, for the disappearance of over 2,000 ships and 75 airplanes through a rather short period of three centuries.The first known documentation ofstrange phenomenon in the Bermuda Triangle was recorded by the famed explorer Christopher Columbus in October 1492, when he and his crew was said to have passed through the area. On the eleventh of October of that year, Columbus recorded in his log book that his crew had seen "strange dancing lights on the horizon", "flames in the sky", and later recorded that he had observed bizarre compass bearings in the area.This was the first known recording of any strange occurrences in the triangle leading to the discovery of the New World in 1492, but it was not the last. After the discovery by Spain and Portugal that the New World could be a source of valuable minerals and abundant resources, the countries sent galleons to transport the materials from the New World back to Europe.
