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Known also as the Devil’s Triangle, the mind conjures the haunting
tale of twists in time, improbable losses of ships, planes, and people who have
vanished without a trace, leaving their ships eerily abandoned. Of a certainty,
theories abound. But who can explain the final, evocative, and inexplicable radio
contact recordings of the doomed Flight 19? Or the enigmatic loss of the PBM
Mariner as it searched for the survivors of TBM Avengers of Flight 19. Comprised
of the triangular area from the tip of Florida
to Bermuda and on to Puerto Rico , the Bermuda
Triangle enflames the imagination.
To many in the western hemisphere, far less known
is the Dragon’s Triangle. Between the years 1952-54 the Japanese navy lost 5
military vessels, with crews of over 700 people in a region surrounding Miyake
Island, about 60 miles south of Tokyo, Japan.
