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What Native American tribe in association with the US Marine Corps created an unbreakable code that was used in messages of military intelligence in the Pacific Theater of World War 2?
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How did the United States win the Battle of Midway?
US Navy Special Group OP-20-G signals intelligence intercepted radio messages and decoded Japanse plans to attack and were suprised by the American Naval Task Force sent to fight them.
How did American Chester Nimitz learn of the Japanese plans at the Battle of Midway?
The US Naval Communications Service OP-20-02 Station "HYPO" signals intelligence unit in Honolulu, Hawaii intercepted and decoded Japanese JN-25 radio messages of their pending military plans.
Why did the US win the Battle of Midway?
A superior intelligence network that intercepted, decoded and translated Naval messages which allowed the US Fleet to spring a surprse attack.
Who were The American Indians who used their native languages for transmitting and receiving messages during world war 2 were called?
it was the Comanche tribe who were used to use their native languages for transmitting and receiving messages during WWII.
What code did the Americans use to communicate in world war 2?
You are probably thinking of the "Enigma" cipher machine. It was electro-mechanical device used to convert messages in to & out of codes. There were many different codes, and several versions of the Enigma machine. Not all German codes used the Enigma, however it is the most famous one discussed now.
What special nerve cells in the spinal cord carries messages to and from the brain?
association
The name of which Chicagobased company comes from the number of messages out of a billion analysed in the TV show Nova that were supposed to indicate extra- terrestrial intelligence?
37signals (Company named after the number of messages indicating signs of extra-terrestrial intelligence in the TV show Nova
The nerve cells are special nerve cells in the spinal cord that carry messages to and from the brain?
Association
How did the united states win the battle o midway?
US Navy Special Group OP-20-G signals intelligence intercepted radio messages and decoded Japanse plans to attack and were suprised by the American Task Force
What was the venona project?
The venona project was a secret collaboration of the U.S and the U.K intelligence agencies involving cryptanalis of messages sent by the intelligence agencies of the the Soviet Union, mostly during world war II.
How did the United States win the Battle of Midway?
US Navy Special Group OP-20-G signals intelligence intercepted radio messages and decoded Japanse plans to attack and were suprised by the American Naval Task Force sent to fight them.
Was prudence wright a spy?
Yes, Prudence Wright was a spy during the American Revolutionary War. She gathered intelligence, passed messages, and helped organize an espionage network in Massachusetts. She played a significant role in supporting the Patriot cause.
Who helped the U.S. Armed Forces by helping to decode secret messages?
You could be talking about the Navajo Indians or British Intelligence / Bletchley Park.
What is project venona?
Project Verona was an U.S counter intelligence effort to try to decrypt Soviet messages. The project lasted from 1943 until 1980.
Why did spies in the American Revolution use invisible ink to write letters and messages?
Invisible ink messages could be used to evade detection.
How did American Chester Nimitz learn of the Japanese plans at the Battle of Midway?
The US Naval Communications Service OP-20-02 Station "HYPO" signals intelligence unit in Honolulu, Hawaii intercepted and decoded Japanese JN-25 radio messages of their pending military plans.
Why did the US win the Battle of Midway?
A superior intelligence network that intercepted, decoded and translated Naval messages which allowed the US Fleet to spring a surprse attack.
