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Anachronisms
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Crew or equipment visible
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Errors in geography
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Factual errors
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
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Plot holes
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Revealing mistakes
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Incorrectly regarded as goofs
When the Mothership opens and abducted people come out, the first ones are apparently the missing pilots from, Flight 19, the training flight in 1945 whose planes were found in the opening scene. The names of the crewmen do not match the actual names. The closest is "Frank Taylor", actual crewman was Charles Taylor. Also named in the movie was Robert F. Landham, actual crewman was Robert F. Gallivan. Others named in the movie that have no close actual counterparts were Harry Ward Craig, Matthew McMichael and David Erickson. This could easily be explained as, when the second returned person walks past, they show a board having multiple abductees, not just the 5 from Flight 19. In fact, it could be that there were many other planes and boats that crew members were returned from as the shots go to Neary getting set for his journey.Share this




