Spot the deliberate mistake
Geoff Sullivan <[email protected]>
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No one has yet... I presume the black out referred to below was the introduction of M4. This was in February 1942. Re-entry to the German Naval codes must have been mainly due to the heroic actions of Fasson and Grazier on October 30 1942, rather than the USA 4-wheel Bombes. I think Shark was mostly read after the end of 1942. American journalists and script writers rarely get Enigma history correct... cheers, geoff Codebreakers' next task is preservation Saving the Dayton building that turned the tide of WWII By Jim DeBrosse Dayton Daily News DAYTON - During World War II, Britain and America worked closely togethe= r to break the German Enigma codes, an effort that saved millions of live= s by shortening the bloody conflict in Europe by two years, some experts = <SNIPPED> Desch - the father of Debbie Desch Anderson - is credited with designing = an American version of Britain's Enigma-busting Bombe that enabled the al= lies to re-enter the German naval code in 1943 after Bletchley Park had b= een blacked out for months. <SNIPPED>