One Step Beyond - The Vision (1/6)

One Step Beyond ran on ABC television from 1959-1961. The program was purportedly based on true accounts of supernatural events.

This episode, titled The Vision, is the story of one such event that reportedly occurred in World War I Europe.

On November 14, 1915 at 22:30 hours a paranormal event occurred over the skies of the battle weary War I Europe. It was witnessed by thousands of soldiers in the many armies in Europe and believed by many to be a miracle. This is the story of four soldiers who were among the witnesses.

Pernell Roberts is featured in this episode of One Step Beyond.

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[CandysAllMediaReview]

I searched the background on some of these shows and found they are def based on fact. Truth really is stranger than fiction

[hwy61media]

@CandysAllMediaReview It certainly is. Thank you for your comments.

[phillydisco]

I've been hooked on this show for a while. I've also been trying to find the source of the stories, but with little success. I did find an online article that might be about this particular story. It might have been just folklore that came out of WW1. Either way, if the shows are works of fiction, they're still interesting to watch. Enter 'Rumourrs of Angels' and 'legend' into google and the article will come up.

[hwy61media]

@phillydisco I believe that the stories are supposed to be "loosely" based on real life stories.

[MrsNorris55]

@CandysAllMediaReview I have (somewhere) a copy of a book written by a local man who was a soldier in the Second World War and he told at least one very similar story in it. These stories are both fascinating and very, very eerie ...

[drafe007]

@CandysAllMediaReview sure is!!

[Alephvoid]

2:30 - the most French line of dialogue ever uttered.

[phillydisco]

@hwy61media True, although occasionally they brought in a person who participated or witnessed the story they dramatized.

[phillydisco]

@hwy61media I thought it also could have been some kind of biochemical weapon being tested, something like LSD that might have caused the hallucinations. But the article I mentioned indicates there might have just been fictitious stories from the battle front that circulated during WW1, perhaps to boost the morale of the people. I didn't see any mention of French soldiers dreaming about being home, or on a ship, just mentions of religious or historical figures seen.

[phillydisco]

@phillydisco That's 'Rumours of Angels"