A nuclear bomb is still missing after it was dropped off the Georgia coastline 65 years ago

A nuclear bomb is still missing. In 1958, an Air Force B-47 jet dropped a Mark 15 near Tybee Island, Georgia. Despite searches, it's still missing.

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