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Posted By DA On July 25 @ 9:03 pm In | Comments Disabled
This mission of this site is to tell the story of hundreds of people who worked at the United States Naval Computing Machine Laboratory, a top secret project in Dayton during World War Two. These people kept their secret for over fifty years.
I am grateful to the Archive Center at Dayton History, the Wenger Command Display [1] in Pensacola, Florida, friends at the NSA Cryptologic History Center and the National Cryptologic Museum [2], and the many veterans–WAVES and sailors– who have been so generous over the years for a share of the photographs presented here.
Thanks for learning about a part of Dayton’s, and the nation’s, history.
A 6 minute videoposted on YouTube explaining the importance of cryptography in this age of information. Produced by IBM, yes, but it mentions WW2 codebreakers!
Links [3] to more like this
Article printed from Dayton Codebreakers: http://www.daytoncodebreakers.org
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[1] Wenger Command Display : http://www.ehistory.com/wwii/interactive/wenger/index.cfm
[2] National Cryptologic Museum: http://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic_heritage/museum/
[3] Links: http://www.daytoncodebreakers.org/brief/learn
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This material is intended for educational purposes only and, unless otherwise stated, should be credited to Deborah Anderson and the Dayton Codebreakers site. Any other uses should be by permission only. Please contactDeborah Andersonfor further information