Cracking Enigma's Code
Wars are not just won by those in the field, but by those who support them and provide them the proper intelligence. It's a known fact, that between each war, is the "war between wars". This refers to in military terms the time where each side is collecting intel, whether human, signal intelligence, targets and a whole plethora of information that will allow a strategical advantage to each side. This information is also used to deploy diplomacy to try and avoid the wars to begin with, if they can and should be avoided. In the 2014 Blockbuster "The Imitation Game" we learn about the true story of how Alan Turing helped the Allies, and specifically Britain, by building a machine that would be able to crack the Enigma Machine the Germans were using to encrypt their signal intelligence.
Dec-13-2016, 23:40:21 GMT
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