Enigma machine
Two basic functions used in Encryption Algorithms are * Substitution * Transposition
world war 2 i believe :)
the year 1930 9 years before world war 2
The Blackout. I am doing a world war 2 project for school. The Blackout in World War 2 started on the 1st of September 1939, 2 days after the outbreak of the war. (WWII) I am still not sure when the Blackout ended. Good Luck with that, thingymabobSeptenber 1, 1939-September 2, 1945
Germanium point contact diodes were first created and used during World War 2 as detectors in microwave RADAR systems, as the vacuum tubes available at that time did not operate at microwave frequencies. Shortly after World War 2 germanium junction diodes were created.
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During World War II, encryption was crucial for secure military communications, allowing allies to transmit sensitive information without interception by enemy forces. The use of the Enigma machine by the Germans exemplified advanced encryption techniques, which the Allies worked tirelessly to decipher. Successful decryption efforts, notably by Allied cryptanalysts such as those at Bletchley Park, provided critical intelligence that contributed to key victories in the war. Overall, encryption played a vital role in safeguarding strategies and operational plans.
They used a device called a woman. Good job!
Radar : radio detection and ranging .
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To device their own government
yes apocalypse world war 2 is the same as world war 2.
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Radio sets. Mostly AM, gradually FM.