Lost, But Not Forgotten: The Search for Warplane Graves with Eric Wiberg

Business of Boating w/ Merrill Charette

In this deeply moving episode, we dive into the azure depths of the Bahamas, accompanying esteemed maritime historian Eric Wiberg. Beneath the shimmering surface of these tropical waters lies a profound maritime history, encapsulated in the war graves of aircraft from World War II and 1930. These underwater sanctuaries, part of the broader realm of underwater archaeology, are poignant reminders of the valor of airmen who once dominated the skies.

Eric, with his profound knowledge of maritime history, takes us on a journey, revealing the meticulous process of identifying these sunken relics, the challenges encountered, and the profound importance of these wartime stories. We delve into the personal narratives of the pilots, their wartime experiences, and the events that led their aircraft to their final resting places in these sites of remembrance.

Wiberg paints a vivid picture of the bravery, history, and human tales associated with these submerged war graves. Emphasizing the significance of preservation, this episode underscores the need to cherish these graves as places of reflection, reverence, and remembrance.

Embark on this evocative voyage with Wiberg as he passionately unravels the mysteries, memories, and emotions linked to the war graves concealed beneath the Bahamian waves.

Eric Wiberg
Warplanes Lost & Found
Merrill Charette

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