The Last Flight
starring Kenneth Haigh, Alexander Scourby, Simon Scott
written by Richard Matheson
directed by William F. Claxton
Lieutenant William Terrance Decker (Kenneth Haigh) of the Royal Flying Corps passes through a cloud and finds himself transported from 1917 to 1959. He doesn't understand what happened, nor do the US Air Force officers who question him, Major Wilson (Simon Scott) and Brigadier General Harper (Alexander Scourby).
Decker doesn't admit it at first (in front of the general) but later he tells Major Wilson that he's a coward. Just before he arrived in 1959 in abandoned a comrade when they faced overwhelming odds in an aerial fight. Based on some information that Decker gets from Wilson about Mackaye, the comrade he abandoned in 1917, Decker decides that he must go back.






