Bermuda Triangle Mystery Investigation

The team investigates a wrecked aircraft in the Bermuda Triangle, believed to be a KB-50J. Despite challenges in identification due to damage, they find clues pointing to the aircraft's identity. Historical context is provided by a retired pilot, Peter Wilson. Jason Harris joins the underwater investigation, leading to the discovery of cockpit glass. The team concludes the wreck is the KB-50J. Bill Tilton, a survivor, recounts the crash, providing closure to the investigation.

What era do the aircraft engines found by the team belong to?

• 1950s

• 1930s

• 1940s

• 1960s

What was the name of the US Air Force plane that Peter Wilson recalled?

• B-29 Bomber

• KB-50J

• C-130 Hercules

• F-16 Falcon

What unique feature did the KB-50J have according to Peter Wilson?

• It was a cargo plane

• It had a stealth design

• It had a single propeller

• It was equipped with turbojets

What did the team find underwater that helped identify the wreck?

• A piece of the tail

• A cockpit fragment

• A landing gear

• A wing section

How long were the propeller blades found by the team?

• Seven feet

• Eight feet

• Nine feet

• Ten feet

Who was Bill Tilton in relation to the KB-50J?

• The navigator

• The engineer

• The co-pilot

• The pilot

What did Bill Tilton notice during the pre-flight check?

• The cockpit was unresponsive

• The landing gear was damaged

• The jet intakes were rusted

• The fuel tank was leaking

What was the call sign of the KB-50J?

• Tiger 3-4

• Falcon 5-9

• Eagle 1-2

• Sheba 8-0

What did the left reel operator see during the flight?

• A lightning strike

• A fuel leak

• A tail cone separation

• A bird strike

What was the fate of Staff Sergeant Charles Kriegler?

• He was found deceased

• He survived with injuries

• He was never found

• He was rescued