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"It also happened to use an actual classified military code word in the context of explaining what a classified military code word was and how they were used."
by _0ffh 9y ago
"It also happened to use an actual classified military code word in the context of explaining what a classified military code word was and how they were used."
Was the true meaning of the code word described, or might it just have been a coincidence? Like, if I used the words "CASE NIGHTMARE PINK" as an example of a military code word, and it just so happened to be a real military code word? Because stuff like that is probably bound to happen.
- wernsey 9y agoIt has actually happened before. In 1944 a bunch of codenames used by the allies for the D-Day invasion appeared as answers to the crossword puzzle in The Daily Telegraph newspaper. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Day_Daily_Telegraph_crossword_security_alarm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Day_Daily_Telegraph_crosswor...