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Morsex (Phantom), plans for a morse secrecy apparatus

Catalogue reference: HW 25/35

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This record is about the Morsex (Phantom), plans for a morse secrecy apparatus dating from 1932 Jun 14 - 1947 Jun 30 in the series Government Code and Cypher School: Cryptographic Studies. It is held at Creating government department or its successor.

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HW 25/35

Date

1932 Jun 14 - 1947 Jun 30

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Morsex (Phantom), plans for a morse secrecy apparatus

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Creating government department or its successor
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Closed Or Retained Document, Open Description

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Intelligence
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HW 25

Government Code and Cypher School: Cryptographic Studies

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