https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoDG2-e0HK0&list=WL&index=50&t=1594s
Guest:s Michael Schratt
Michael Schratt (private pilot/military aerospace historian) has lectured across the country on the unique subject of "Mystery Aircraft," and classified propulsion systems buried deep within the military industrial complex. A guest speaker at the "OSHKOSH" AirVenture 2006/2007 event, (world’s largest air show), Michael has developed a number of contacts who have had first hand experience dealing with classified "black programs," including former USAF pilots, retired Naval personnel, and aerospace engineers that have maintained a TOP SECRET SCI security clearance.
Michael currently works as a SolidWorks draftsman in San Jose CA. In an effort to expose government fraud, waste, and abuse, he devotes much of his free time researching aerospace technical documents, conducting interviews, and traveling to multiple university archives. As a concerned citizen, he believes that it is our constitutional obligation to question authority and demand an accounting of special access programs that bypass congressional oversight and public scrutiny.
Guest:s Michael Schratt
Michael Schratt (private pilot/military aerospace historian) has lectured across the country on the unique subject of "Mystery Aircraft," and classified propulsion systems buried deep within the military industrial complex. A guest speaker at the "OSHKOSH" AirVenture 2006/2007 event, (world’s largest air show), Michael has developed a number of contacts who have had first hand experience dealing with classified "black programs," including former USAF pilots, retired Naval personnel, and aerospace engineers that have maintained a TOP SECRET SCI security clearance.
Michael currently works as a SolidWorks draftsman in San Jose CA. In an effort to expose government fraud, waste, and abuse, he devotes much of his free time researching aerospace technical documents, conducting interviews, and traveling to multiple university archives. As a concerned citizen, he believes that it is our constitutional obligation to question authority and demand an accounting of special access programs that bypass congressional oversight and public scrutiny.