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On July 15th, 1942, a squadron of two B-17 bombers and six P-38 fighters bound for Iceland crash-landed in Greenland after getting lost in a blizzard. The crews were rescued, but the planes remained, eventually entering aviation lore as the "Lost Squadron." In 1981, two adventurers from Atlanta set out not just to find these planes, but to restore them to their former glory. TIME MACHINE reveals how the first part of their quest--which they thought would be relatively simple--took eight years, and ended with the discovery that the planes were encased in ice, 250 feet below the surface of a glacier. And that was far from the most difficult obstacle they encountered