Mysterious Morse Signals Link Stuttgart to Iran War
At the start of the Iran war, a transmitter broadcast number sequences in Persian. Amateur radio operators traced the signal to a US military restricted area in southern Germany. The author lives near US military installations in the Stuttgart region, including Patch Barracks, which features a food court, baseball field, schools, and a fitness center. The article is a first-person account of living between these bases and the mysterious signals.
Key facts
- A transmitter sent number sequences in Persian at the start of the Iran war.
- Amateur radio operators located the transmitter on a US military restricted area in southern Germany.
- The author lives in a municipality in the Böblingen district, south of Stuttgart.
- The author previously lived near Patch Barracks in Stuttgart-Vaihingen.
- Patch Barracks includes a food court, baseball field, schools, daycare, barber shop, and fitness center.
- The article is a first-person report from someone living between US military bases.
Entities
Institutions
- US military
- Patch Barracks
Locations
- Stuttgart
- Böblingen district
- Stuttgart-Vaihingen
- Germany
- Iran