Royal Norfolk Regiment Vanishes
In 1915, a variety of Allied forces were stationed at Gallipoli in Turkey during World War I. A coalition made up of British, New Zealand and Australian forces were preparing for an attack on the Turks. Most of them made it through, but for the members of the Royal Norfolk Regiment, it would be their last days on Earth, without a single shot even being fired. The company was ordered to take a hillside near Suvla Bay that was enveloped in a fog. All 266 men charged up the hill and simply disappeared, with hundreds of other men as witnesses. Their bodies were never found, and it remains one of the most perplexing mysteries of war to this day.