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"An unknown Air Force programmer on the B220 at Randolph had written a system in which the data on a tape could be of arbitrary format and length because it was preceded by program code which could extract the data. This distant precursor of object oriented encapsulation came to the attention of Alan Kay (then an Air Force programmer) [...]"
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