The discovery of the B-24D Liberator bomber Lady Be Good remains one of the most chilling and perfectly preserved mysteries of World War II. In April 1943, the plane took off from a base in Libya for a bombing mission over Naples, Italy, with a crew of nine. After missing their target and turning back, they encountered a heavy sandstorm and became hopelessly lost over the North African desert. Believing they were over the Mediterranean Sea, the crew bailed out of the plane, which then crash-land