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Chapter Thirteen
STAR WARS - 'COMPANY' CONTROL
Companies involved in the HAARP project are both interesting and mysterious. The
evolution of the HAARP contract is a story within this story.
Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO) created a subsidiary called ARCO Power
Technologies Incorporated (APTI) which was based in Washington, D.C. The company had
reported annual sates of $5 million and had 25 employees as late as 1992. ARCO, the parent
company, is the second largest private employer in Alaska, primarily involved in the North
Slope oil fields where it controls trillions of cubic feet of natural gas and billions of barrels of
oil.
The natural gas on the North Slope has been reinjected into the earth rather than ―flared‖
off or produced for use as it is in most other parts of the world. The gas has been reinjected in
order to maintain oil field pressure for enhanced production while pumping up to two
million barrels of crude oil a day out of the ground. No market for this natural gas currently
exists, although a $20 billion pipeline remains on the drawing boards.
Finding a market for the gas is in the interests of ARCO. The site where the HAARP
project has been built is close to an already granted right-of-way for a future Trans-Alaska
Gas Pipeline. All of the significant regulatory hurdles have been passed for constructing the
gas line should markets be found.
HAARP at its present stage does not represent a high energy consumer in terms of input
power. The first two phases of the project might not consume more than one to ten
megawatts of power. In the future, however if the project continues to grow the way that
project planners want it to or expands to involve other facilities, power demands would
sharply increase. ARCO originally hoped to find a large consumer for their presently
unmarketable natural gas. It was this market search which brought Dr. Eastlund together
with ARCO in the mid 1980‘s, and his inventive genius gave birth to APTI.
Eventually ARCO was able to cluster twelve patents that would provide the basis for new
markets for their North Slope natural gas. The possibility of not even having to transport the
gas far from the source was an even more promising possibility - a possibility which would
put ARCO in the Star Wars business.
How does a small subsidiary company like APTI get a military contract for such a
project?
The contract with APTI was more than five times the organization‘s projected annual
sales. We believe that the only way a virtually unknown company, in the military contracting
environment, could get a contract like this is if they possessed proprietary information of use
in the project (i.e., the twelve APTI patents).
This fact was recently confirmed by Dr. Eastlund who was interviewed by Jeane
Manning. He said APTI was formed a year after he made his discovery while under contract
to ARCO to find a use for their gas. The company was formed to develop his patent by
encouraging the military to test and eventually build the system.
The military has continued to deny the connection between Eastlund, APTI and HAARP
throughout the project. However, the three Eastlund patents were all assigned to APTI. The
other nine patents, according to the Patent Office records, were also assigned to APTI by
their inventors. This begins to unravel the disinformation spin of the HAARP planners.
APTI won the contract to build HAARP, while bidding against an experienced
government contractor with a strong success record - Raytheon. Raytheon was number 52 on
the Fortune 500 list for 1993 and is one of the biggest defense contractors in the world. In