International Codes
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During WWII, codes were used to securely communicate military and political information over radio as its use increased. Codes were used to encrypt information about ordinance, naval operations, important figures, and army units. The Allies were able to break German and Japanese codes by capturing code books, copying the German Enigma machine, and using skilled mathematicians, which was vital to helping the Allies win the war and shorten its length.
International Codes
- 2. International Codes During WWII By: Connor Hooper
- 4. Why Use Codes? As radio became the principal medium for communication during WWII, there was an increasing need to ensure security of political and military information that was exchanged via radio.
- 6. Who and What Was Coded? Ordinance Directions Naval Information Important Figures Operations Army Units
- 8. How Were Codes Broken? German Enigma Capture Codes Books Copy the German Enigma Excerpt From Skilled Mathematicians German Code Book
- 10. Importance During War Breaking German and Japanese codes was vital to the Allies because it not only contributed to their victory but because it helped to signi鍖cantly shorten the length of the war.