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Interesting point about the indicator-group at the start and end. But I thought poem codes were mainly used for under-cover situations where having a physical c
by andyjohnson0 14y ago
Interesting point about the indicator-group at the start and end. But I thought poem codes were mainly used for under-cover situations where having a physical copy of the key could be compromising. Why then is this message written on an official-looking message pad with "Pigeon Service" printed at the top? That seems incongruous to me.
- sounds 14y agoThe chaos of WWII can easily be enough of an explanation. I guess I would argue that the repeat of AOAKN is a good indication of a poem code, more than the official pad can dissuade me.