Episode 67: Pacific Ocean - Flying Tiger Line Flight 739
Dark Adaptation
08/14/23
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March 16, 1962: The Cold War is heating up, a young JFK is mid-way through his first term in office, and the US is ensnared in the throes of the Vietnam War. In the darkness over the Pacific Ocean, Guam radio operators are attempting to contact a US military propliner on-route to Saigon. There would be no answer.
Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 vanished without a trace, leaving behind a maze of questions and few answers. What really happened to this fateful flight and the 107 souls on board? Join us as we unravel the threads of this dark mystery, sift through the facts, and venture into the unknown.
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