Interesting ! but at 7:12 the radios were NOT transistor, but did use a parachute dropped small stuart Turner steam engine to recharge batteries, the boiler could be fuelled by twigs and small wood.
Communication with agents in occupied countries was critical. “Between Silk and Cyanide” written by Leo Marks, head of codes for SOE, is very informative and covers the many failures ….the complete failure of the Dutch section …and the successes too.
Considering that Bletchkey park was part of SOE, it seems that the breaking of the Enigma code, which caused defeats on the U boats and it's effect in the Battle of Kursk surely shortened the war by years not months.
Considering that Bletchkey park was part of SOE, it seems that the breaking of the Enigma code, which caused defeats on the U boats and it's effect in the Battle of Kursk surely shortened the war by years not months.
Interesting ! but at 7:12 the radios were NOT transistor, but did use a parachute dropped small stuart Turner steam engine to recharge batteries, the boiler could be fuelled by twigs and small wood.
Communication with agents in occupied countries was critical. “Between Silk and Cyanide” written by Leo Marks, head of codes for SOE, is very informative and covers the many failures ….the complete failure of the Dutch section …and the successes too.
Considering that Bletchkey park was part of SOE, it seems that the breaking of the Enigma code, which caused defeats on the U boats and it's effect in the Battle of Kursk surely shortened the war by years not months.
Transistors hadn't been invented yet.
10 seconds into the vid and I've realised your channel should be called - Hysteria. I'm out.
Considering that Bletchkey park was part of SOE, it seems that the breaking of the Enigma code, which caused defeats on the U boats and it's effect in the Battle of Kursk surely shortened the war by years not months.