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Divers Discover the B-24 Tulsamerican, a Lost WWII Aircraft After 66 Years
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Divers Discover the B-24 Tulsamerican, a Lost WWII Aircraft After 66 Years
When divers first reached a broken aircraft resting 140 feet beneath the Adriatic Sea, they expected only another wartime wreck. Instead, they uncovered a bomber with a history unlike any other. The B-24 known as the Tulsamerican had carried the handwritten signatures of the people who built it, flown more than 150 combat missions, and vanished in 1944 with three men still inside. Its rediscovery in 2010 finally revealed details that had been hi…
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