Neville is drafted while his son serves in the Marines

He was drafted in November 1942 without volunteering, while his son had volunteered for the Marine Corps at seventeen right after Pearl Harbor and served at Guadalcanal, and his baby daughter, born that June, was only months old.
Date (happened)
1942
certain
  1. 1942 conclusion
    Why dc1-agreement-20261004, pm-actor-551 (PM 8702)
    Reasoning 1 claim, no conflict: 1942 (passage:556257).
  2. 1942 stated · preferred
    Source I Am the True Vine ¶44"nineteen forty-two", told in I Am The True Vine (nid 3958)
Place
New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. c. 1971 estimated · possible
    Source I Am the True Vine ¶44passage 556257 (lecture nid 3958 'I Am The True Vine'), delivery claim d0 circa 1971/possible (Churchill's death + early-1970s topical cluster)
    Reasoning Passage 556257 is Neville narrating directly his own 1942 draft, contrasted with his son's earlier Marine Corps volunteering after Pearl Harbor and Guadalcanal service, and his infant daughter born that June. The lecture containing this passage, nid 3958, has only one delivery claim, a weak year-only circa 1971 estimate (possible, from Churchill's post-1965 death plus a cluster of early-1970s topical references, none individually decisive). The telling inherits that same coarse precision and possible confidence.
Sources

Source

  • I Am the True Vine ¶44 (I was drafted in nineteen forty-two — I didn’t volunteer. My son volunteered, at the age of seventeen, in the Marine Corps, right after Pearl Harbor, and he was in Guadalcanal.)
  • Goddards Military Records (Neville says his seventeen-year-old son volunteered for the Marines after Pearl Harbor and was in Guadalcanal.)