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WW2 Wren listened to German messages from Guernsey
She had to learn German and international Q codes, three letter codes used in radio communication, as well as being able to understand morse code at 32 words per minute. "That was quite fast ...
The decoy sites designed to fool Hitler's bombers
It was a plan designed to fool Hitler's bombers - four pieces of land in north Staffordshire transformed to look like fake ...
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Ghost Army elites who radio tricked Nazis during WW2 win US Gold Medal
Their tricks included deploying inflatable tanks, trucks, and aircraft and fake radio signals detailing unit actions to confuse and confound German units. “We have had, in some cases ...
Study reveals workings of British Starfish decoy sites that mislead WWII Luftwaffe attacks
Researchers uncover World War II decoy sites designed to divert German bombers from industrial targets in North Staffordshire ...