| − | The nuclear-powered submarine USS ''Scorpion'' was lost south of the [[Azores]] on May 26, 1968 while on a transit home to [[Norfolk]], [[Virginia]] after a six-month deployment. The ''Scorpion'' had been picked up by numerous writers (Berlitz, Spencer, Thomas-Jeffery) as a Triangle victim over the years, despite the fact that it did not sink in the Bermuda Triangle; the U.S. Navy believes that a malfunctioning torpedo contributed to her loss, an event actually recorded on the [[SOSUS]] microphone network. | + | The nuclear-powered submarine [[USS Scorpion (SSN 589)|USS ''Scorpion'']] was lost south of the [[Azores]] on May 26, 1968 while on a transit home to [[Norfolk]], [[Virginia]] after a six-month deployment. The ''Scorpion'' had been picked up by numerous writers (Berlitz, Spencer, Thomas-Jeffery) as a Triangle victim over the years, despite the fact that it did not sink in the Bermuda Triangle; the U.S. Navy believes that a malfunctioning torpedo contributed to her loss, an event actually recorded on the [[SOSUS]] microphone network. |