The Secrets of Station X (39 page)

Page
411
Jellyfish link: Hinsley,
British Intelligence
, Vol. 3, Pt 2, p.779.

Pages
412
–7 Alexander and Coral: Erskine & Smith (eds),
Bletchley Park Codebreakers
, pp.124–125.

Page
413
Maclennan: Smith,
Station X
, p.205.

Pages
414
–8 Flowers on D-Day deadline: Copeland (ed.),
Colossus
, p.80.

Page
415
Pat Wright: interview with Pat Bing, May 1998.

Pages
416
–9 Bill Bundy on D-Day: Smith,
Station X
, pp.206–207.

Pages
417
–60 Garbo messages on D-Day and Hitler: Howard,
British Intelligence
, Vol. 5, pp.188–9.

Page
418
Bussey on importance of Ultra to Fortitude: Smith,
Station X
, p.208.

Pages
419
–61 Williams on Ultra contribution: TNA PRO WO 208/3575, Williams, The Use of Ultra.

Pages
420
–2 Jones: TNA PRO HW 3/125, Eric Jones, Memo to All Hut 3 Personnel, 6 June 1944.

Pages
421
–3 Birch intercept decision and Hinsley: Hinsley,
British Intelligence
, Vol. 3, Pt 1, pp.129, 784.

Pages
422
–4 Bussey and Bennett: Smith,
Station X
, pp.209–10.

Pages
423
–5 Germans realise Red is compromised: TNA PRO HW 14/108, Milner-Barry, Compromise of Red, 9 July 1944.

Page
424
Fish changing daily and new Colossi: Erskine & Smith (eds),
Bletchley Park Codebreakers,
p.303; Smith,
Station X
, p.211.

Pages
425
–6 Dakin on Stauffenberg plot: Hinsley & Stripp,
Codebreakers
, p.56.

Page
426
Norland: Smith,
Station X
, pp.212–3.

Pages
427
–8 Prestwich: interview with John Prestwich, May 1998.

Page
428
Wenham: interview with Susan Wenham, May 1998.

Pages
429
–70 Bennett on Market Garden: Ralph Bennett,
Ultra in the West
, Hutchinson, London, 1979, p.148.

Page
430
Rose on Ardennes: interview with Jim Rose, May 1998.

Pages
431
–2 Bennett on Ardennes: Smith,
Station X
, p.217.

Page
432
Damage to Fish intercept site at Genval: TNA PRO HW 3/163, Kenworthy, History of interception of German teleprinter communications.

Page
433
Donald Michie: Smith,
Station X
, pp.218–9.

Pages
434
–4 Double Cross on V-weapons (Operation Crossbow): Smith,
Foley
, p.229.

Pages
435
–5 Calder: conversations and correspondence with Rosemary Merry, July 1999 and January 2000.

Pages
436
–6 Petrides: letter from Anne Petrides dated 20 November 1999.

Pages
437
–8 Humble: letter from Olive Humble dated 11 July 1999.

Page
438
Bletchley contribution during advance into Germany: TNA PRO HW 43/70, History of Hut 6, p.120; Hinsley,
British Intelligence
, Vol. 3, Pt 2, pp.845–54; Oakley, War Diaries, pp.162–71.

Page
439
Aitken quote: TNA PRO HW 43/70, History of Hut 6, p.120.

Pages
440
–81 Briggs: Asa Briggs,
Secret Days: Codebreaking in Bletchley Park
, Frontline, Barnsley, 2011, p.124.

Page
441
Stuart Milner-Barry: TNA PRO HW 43/70, History of Hut 6, p.21.

Pages
442
–2 Travis special order dated 8 May 1945: TNA PRO HW 14/140.

Page
443
Kennedy:
Kennedy Diaries
, 28 June 1945.

Page
444
Calder: conversations and correspondence with Rosemary Merry, July 1999 and February 2000.

Page
445
Army-Air message detailing effects of bomb and lack of need for bomb: Smith,
Emperor’s Codes
, p.274.

Pages
446
–4 Humble: letter from Olive Humble dated 11 July 1999.

Page
447
For an examination of the decrypts of the Yugoslav resistance see Erskine & Smith,
Bletchley Park Codebreakers
, pp.217–39.

Pages
448
–7 Bill Williams: TNA PRO WO 208/3575, Williams, The Use of Ultra.

Page
449
Eisenhower message: TNA PRO HW 14/140, Eisenhower to Menzies, 12 July 1945.

Pages
450
–8 For a detailed description of the respective US and UK successes against Japanese codes and cyphers see Smith,
Emperor’s Codes
.

Page
451
Anyone wanting to learn more about Knox should read Mavis Batey’s wonderfully affectionate biography
Dilly: The Man Who Broke Enigmas
, published in paperback by Dialogue.

Pages
452
–90 Tiltman: Erskine & Freeman, ‘Brigadier John Tiltman: One of Britain’s Finest Cryptologists’.

Page
453
Alexander on Turing: TNA PRO HW 25/1, Alexander, Cryptographic History of Work on the German Naval Enigma, pp.42–3.

Pages
454
–2 Information on Hugh Alexander: Harry Golombek, ‘Alexander, (Conel) Hugh O’Donel (1909–1974)’, rev. Ralph Erskine,
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, May 2008 , accessed 23 June 2011.

Page
455
More than 10,000 at Bletchley: TNA PRO HW 14/154, Personnel at BP, 14 January 1945. Intercept sites: HW 14/114, Y Stations at 19 October 1944.

Page
456
Hinsley: Smith,
Station X
, p.232.

Page
457
Alexander on Bletchley work: TNA PRO HW 25/1, Alexander, Cryptographic History of Work on the German Naval Enigma, p.85.

Page
458
Bill Bundy: Smith,
Station X
, pp.177,228–9.

• Abernethy, Barbara
  
  • on work at GC&CS
    1
    
  • on life at Bletchley Park
    1
    ,
    2
    ,
    3
    
  • on arrival of female volunteers
    1
    
  • and arrival of American delegation
    1
    
  • on cultural life of Bletchley Park
    1
    
  • and relations with Americans
    1
    
• Abwehr
  Enigma
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  ,
  4
  ,
  5
  ,
  6
  
• Adcock, F.E.
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Admiralty relations with Bletchley Park
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  
• Aitken, J.M. ‘Max’
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Alexander, Harold
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Alexander, Hugh
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  ,
  4
  ,
  5
  ,
  6
  ,
  7
  ,
  8
  ,
  9
  ,
  10
  
• Ardennes offensive
  1
  
• Ardour House
  1
  
• Arnhem, Battle of
  1
  
• Asche
  (Hans Thilo Schmidt)
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Auchinleck, Claude
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  ,
  4
  
• Avranches attack
  1
  

• Babbage, Dennis
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Baily, Joan
  1
  
• Banbury sheets
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Banburismus process
  1
  
• Batey, Keith
  1
  
• Battle of Britain
  1
  
• Baudot system
  1
  
• Beesly, Patrick
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Benenson, Peter
  1
  
• Bennett, Ralph
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  ,
  4
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  5
  ,
  6
  ,
  7
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  8
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  11
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  12
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  13
  ,
  14
  
• Bertrand, Gustave
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  ,
  4
  
• Birch, Frank
  
  • and Room 40
    1
    
  • on work at Bletchley Park
    1
    
  • on decyphered messages
    1
    
  • on Bletchley Air Section
    1
    
  • and breaking of Naval Enigma
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • on relations with Admiralty
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • and
    Operation Ruthless
    1
    
  • and
    Shark
    cypher
    1
    
  • and D-Day landings
    1
    
• Birley, Maxime
  1
  
• Bismarck
  
  • sinking of
    1
    
• Blandy, Lyster
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  
• Bletchley Park
  
  • building of
    1
    
  • description of
    1
    
  • bought by Sir Hugh Sinclair
    1
    
  • GC&CS move to
    1
    ,
    2
    ,
    3
    
  • early life in
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • MI6 moves out of
    1
    
  • secrecy in
    1
    
  • and Y Service intercept stations
    1
    
  • military mistrust of
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • concerns on mixed-sex working
    1
    
  • and German plans to invade
    
  • Britain
    1
    
  • Home Guard set up at
    1
    
  • and Battle of Britain
    1
    
  • hit in bombing raid
    1
    
  • and breaking of Naval Enigma
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • and arrival of Wrens
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • and breaking of Italian Enigma
    1
    
  • and sinking of
    Bismarck
    1
    
  • intercepts messages on massacre of Jews
    1
    
  • visited by Winston Churchill
    1
    
  • expansion of
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • discipline at
    1
    
  • relations with the United States
    1
    ,
    2
    ,
    3
    
  • and Double Cross system
    1
    
  • cultural life at
    1
    
  • reorganisation of
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • and
    Shark
    cypher
    1
    
  • numbers of women at
    1
    
  • and North African campaign
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • and
    Operation Mincemeat
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • breaks Hitler’s radio teleprinter system
    1
    
  • and
    Robinson
    machine
    1
    
  • and growth of Japanese sections
    1
    ,
    2
    
  • and D-Day
    1
    ,
    2
    ,
    3
    ,
    4
    
  • intercepts message about
    
  • attempted assassination of Hitler
    1
    
  • and German attack through Avranches
    1
    
  • and Battle of Arnhem
    1
    
  • and Ardennes offensive
    1
    
  • and V-weapon launch sites
    1
    
  • and end of war in Europe
    1
    
  • and Japanese surrender
    1
    
  • contribution to war effort
    1
    ,
    2
    
• Bletchley Park Control
  1
  
• Boase, Tom
  1
  
• Bombe mechanism
  1
  
  • devised by Alan Turing
    1
    
  • description of
    1
    
  • and Naval Enigma
    1
    ,
    2
    ,
    3
    
  • and Banburismus process
    1
    
  • operated by Wrens
    1
    
  • and
    Shark
    cypher
    1
    ,
    2
    
• Bomby
  mechanism
  1
  
• Bonsall, Bill
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Bostock, Jocelyn
  1
  
• Bowlby, Cuthbert
  1
  
• Bradley, Omar
  1
  
• Briggs, Asa
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Brooke, Sir Alan
  1
  
• Brooke-Rose, Pamela
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Brown
  cypher
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Brown, Tommy
  1
  
• Browning, Elizabeth
  1
  
• Bruford, W.H.
  1
  
• BRUSA agreement
  1
  
• Bundy, Bill
  1
  ,
  2
  ,
  3
  
• Bureau Szyfrow
  1
  ,
  2
  
• Bussey, Don
  1
  ,
  2