claim: The Stanford prison experiment was financed by a group that coordinates, executes, and advocates the science and technology programs of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
evidence: William Barton Worthington -LRB- 8 July 1854 -- 29 December 1939 -RRB- was a British civil engineer .. British. United Kingdom. civil engineer. civil engineer. Worthington was born in Lancaster to Samuel Barton Worthington , a railway engineer .. Lancaster. Lancaster, Lancashire. He was educated at Owens College , Manchester , and then at the University of London , following this he was apprenticed to his father .. Owens College. Owens College. Manchester. Manchester. University of London. University of London. Upon completion of his apprenticeship he joined Blyth & Cunningham of Edinburgh working on projects for the Caledonian Railway .. Edinburgh. Edinburgh. Caledonian Railway. Caledonian Railway. In 1876 he became the resident engineer for the new works on the London and North Western Railway , including the construction of Manchester Exchange Station , during this time he worked under the supervision of the Chief Engineer , William Baker .. Manchester. Manchester. London and North Western Railway. London and North Western Railway. Manchester Exchange Station. Manchester Exchange Station. William Baker. William Baker ( engineer ). In 1890 he was appointed assistant engineer to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway , becoming their chief engineer in 1897 .. Lancashire. Lancashire. Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. He became chief engineer at Midland Railway in 1905 , remaining there until his retirement in 1915 .. Midland Railway. Midland Railway. After retirement he set up practice as a consultant engineer and served as president of the Institution of Civil Engineers between 1921 and 1922 .. Civil. civil engineering. Institution of Civil Engineers. Institution of Civil Engineers