1935 Airfield Time-slip Incident

A recent BBCTV One Show presentation investigated the time-slip occurrence experienced at Drem by Air Marshall Sir Victor Goddard in 1935 (Wg Cdr at the time).

iPlayer for a few days: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08sp9dv/the-one-show-09062017# At 20.29

Also:

Carnaby wrote:

A recent BBCTV One Show presentation investigated the time-slip occurrence experienced at Drem by Air Marshall Sir Victor Goddard in 1935 (Wg Cdr at the time).

iPlayer for a few days: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b08sp9dv/the-one-show-09062017# At 20.29

Also:

www.strangerdimensions.com/2015/02/25/si...time-slip-adventure/

coolinterestingstuff.com/time-slip-myste...ight-into-the-future

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Goddard

Question: Did Goddard report and document this after the 1935 incident, or after 1939?.

If after 1935 it is truly a mystery.
If after 1939 then it might well be a simple memory error where the image of 1939 got tagged in his head with the wrong date.

this post seems awfully familiar.

This reminds me of an incident told to me some years ago by a lorry driver delivering fertiliser from Immingham docks to farms in Essex. This was his first time on this route and therefore unfamiliar. The instructions for one delivery were to drop off a load at a large barn on a particular farm. On arrival he was asked to reverse the lorry into the front of the barn so forklifts could unload him. He brought the vehicle in position for reversing but as he looked through his mirrors he clearly saw airmen working on the engines of an American bomber inside the building, He stopped and jumped out of the lorry to find only the farm hands and modern agricultural machinery. Obviously shaken he was told the building was a wartime aircraft hangar and the farm was situated on the very edge of an abandoned WW2 American bomber base, he had no prior knowledge of that. He has since delivered to that location many times but has never had the same experience. He was unable to identify the aircraft he saw other than it had two radial engines despite being shown photographs of various candidates.

To speculate loosely the vision of the past involves none of the paradoxes of seeing a vision of the future .The mind however is a strange being and often we know more than we can remember and can call up say a memory from a film when reminded by a location that evokes it rather similarly to when you find yourself correctly answering questions on a Tee Vee quiz show which you did not know you knew and cannot remember any chain of thought to bring it to mind .so to deja vu . In my post ikon trading estate i post a picture of a building with a sliding "blast door" which i could swear is pictured somewhere else on the airfield research site but i have been unable to locate it .Sometimes the mind can play tricks even when not imbibing"recreational substances"