ww2 german radio chatter

The Commander of Communication Intelligence immediately reported this to the chief of staff the Army group, adding the question:. It also soon became evident that the two fixed intercept stations did not suffice for long range intelligence. Nevertheless, the manner in which enemy radio operations were conducted offered the weaker defenders much information which cost the attackers losses which could have been avoided. These troops were composed of British elements from every part of the Empire. Hopefully, as the series progresses more and more details, like a greater variety of voices, will be added.

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