Tracking Down a Crashed Plane Deep in the Forest

New Hypershell X Series Exoskeleton Reaches Mount Everest Summit: https://hypershell.tech/a/omnitrack/d... Deep in the forests of Rhode Island lies the wreckage of an airplane that crashed over 50 years ago, and today we're heading into the wilderness to track it down. In November 1971, a twin-engine Aero Commander 560A was flying from Chatham, Massachusetts, to Newark, New Jersey, carrying six people, including executives from Prudential Insurance and their wives. During the flight, the aircraft experienced engine trouble and attempted an emergency landing at T.F. Green Airport in Rhode Island. Unfortunately, the plane never made it. The aircraft crashed into the wooded swamps of East Greenwich, killing one passenger and injuring the five others. Remarkably, much of the wreckage was never removed and has remained hidden among the trees for decades. Today, we're setting out on an adventure through the thick forests and swampy terrain of Rhode Island to search for this forgotten piece of aviation history. Will we be able to find the abandoned aircraft still sitting where it crashed more than half a century ago? EXPLORING CREW MERCH HERE https://www.exploringcrew.com Subscribe to my 2nd Channel! Secret STUFF    / Канал   DONATIONS FOR TRAVELS/HOTELS/GAS/FOOD   / exploringwithjosh   Exploring Crew Instagram page!   / exploringcrewofficial   FOLLOW MY SOCIAL MEDIA facebook =   / exploringwithjosh   Twitter =   / i_am_joshyo   instagram =   / exploringwithjosh   tiktok =   / exploringwithjoshy   MUSIC USED HERE - YOUTUBERS DREAM!! https://goo.gl/Ev7obc Business Inquiries Exploringwithjosh@gmail.com