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Orbital tier 2 History Connection

Orbital tier 2 History Connection. By Anna Buschmeyer and Emilyn Crabbe. 1918-1921. USS Cyclopes. Carroll A. Deering. The Carroll A. Deering on January 31 st , was found abandoned near Cape Hatters, North Carolina.

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Orbital tier 2 History Connection

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  1. Orbital tier 2 History Connection By Anna Buschmeyer and Emilyn Crabbe

  2. 1918-1921 USS Cyclopes Carroll A. Deering The Carroll A. Deering on January 31st, was found abandoned near Cape Hatters, North Carolina. • The USS Cyclops left Barbados on March 4, 1918 with 309 crew and passengers on its route to Baltimore, Maryland.

  3. 1925 SS Cotopaxi After departing Charleston, South Carolina, the SS Cotopaxi radioed a distress call reporting their ship was sinking.

  4. 1941-1945 USS Proteus Flight-19 On December 5th, all 14 airmen in Flight -19 disappeared. The search crew disappeared the same day while looking for them. • After departing the Virgin Islands, the USS Proteus sank with a cargo of bauxite and 58 people on board on November 23rd.

  5. 1948 Avro Tudor G-AHNP Star Tiger Douglas DC-3 NC16002 On December 28th, 39 people disappeared while flying to Miami. • The Star Tiger was lost with 31 people on board January 30th.

  6. 1949-1963 Avro Tudor G-AGRE Star Ariel SS Marine Sulphur Queen The Sulphur Queen sank around the beginning of February due to harsh dangerous weather. • On January 17th, 20 people were lost at sea while flying to Jamaica.

  7. 1969 Great Isaac Lighthouse Two lighthouse keepers abruptly vanished in the Bermuda Triangle.

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