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S.T.R.A.T.
A Brief History of S.T.R.A.T.Project S.T.R.A.T. (Special Telemetry Research and Tracking) was established in the spring of 1972. Through a dedicated effort the project became fully operational by the summer of 1973.
As the fall of 1973 approached, a large wave of UFO (Unidentified Flying
Object) sightings started to cover the entire country, as well as the whole
world. I found myself involved in one of the most intriguing events of my
younger life. During this time many UFO reports came in from the local area.
Some were nothing short of astonishing!
Over the past 12 years, I have been broadcasting a wide variety of jazz, ethnic, folk, and electronic music into space, for about six to eight hours daily. To more accurately "home them in", a 24-hour vertical marker beacon signal is used. This in brief sums up the operations, and a little history of Project S.T.R.A.T. As things change, so will the project directives. More or less emphasis may be placed on electronic equipment development or new areas of scientific research. PROJECT S.T.R.A.T. LABORATORY![]() 'WHERE ART AND SCIENCE MERGE'John Shepherd - artist and inventor, was born Sept. 8, 1951 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His interest in electronics began with shows like "Outer Limits", "Time Tunnel" and "Forbidden Planet",
A story about John's work has also been published in a book titled: "In Advance of the Landing; Folk Concepts of Outer Space" by Douglas Curran{Abbeville Press} 1985. One of the more recent mentions of John's persuit is in Time-Life Books: "Mysteries of the Unknown - Alien Encounters" {1992}. John Shepherd can be e-mailed at strat@nwcis.com.
A new web site has been brought on-line, it is at
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