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Some people just seem to be burdened with a weird legacy. Born in Lethbridge, Alberta, in 1910, Wilbert Brockhouse Smith was an engineering specialist who went on to the chief engineer for radio station CJOR in Vancouver before later working for Canada’s federal Department of Transport in 1939, also serving as senior radio engineer for
Some individuals have managed to worm their way into the annals of truly weird UFO phenomena, and weird cover-ups and conspiracies are not entirely unique to the United States. The man named Wilbert Brockhouse Smith was born in 1910 in Lethbridge. in the region of Alberta, Canada, and was considered to be quite the genius, writing a treatise on the idea of perpetual motion at a mere 15 years of age. He would go on to obtain degrees in electrical engineering and become the chief engineer for the radio station C.J.O.R., Vancouver, before joining the Department of Transport of Canada in 1939. There he would be very involved as senior radio engineer for Transport Canada’s Broadcast and Measurements Section, playing a crucial part in forming frequency broadcasting agreements between Canada and the United States, and during World War II he helped to erect a network of ionosoheric measurement stations throughout Canada. It was during this time that he became instrumental in developing a Canadian organization for studying the UFO phenomenon going on during the time. This project would go on to propel Smith into the realm of truly bizarre figures upon UFO history.