Jumat, 21 April 2017

WWII Today- April 2013

Broken Wings, Unbreakable Code? Britain’s modern-day code breakers say a message found with bones from a World War II carrier pigeon remains secret, though a Canadian historian claims he cracked the code. David Martin was cleaning a long-dormant chimney at his home in Surrey in 1982 when he found the bird. A cylinder attached to …

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