Astonishingly, American Cryptographers Deciphered Japanese Top Secret Naval Code (Ep.1)

Thx. How in blazes could the Japanese think their codes were safe after Yardley sold them the information on how JN 1 and the diplomatic codes had been broken? Wow.

There were sorts of indications that the US had broken the IJN code but the IJN felt that no one could ever break it, thus...

Horrible audio AI !!!!

No part 2 ?

Horrible AI voice over. Just put out a little money for a real human. It can’t cost THAT much. Good program, terrible AI.

CryptOGRAPHERS MAKE codes; cryptANALYSTS BREAK codes.

This has been a recorded message . . . AGAIN . . . siiiiiiiiiiighhhhhhhhh . . . .

The constant spelling out of rank acronyms makes listening a real chore. Please train your AI to say admiral and not ADM. You also need a distinct introduction, as well as a proper 'to be continued' at the end.

Also, could you teach it about plurals. There was no S version of either the B17 or the P38. It really jars the ears.

No part 2 it happens all the time don't even waste your time listening because it happens all the time part 2 has been given a zero

We may have deciphered the Japanese codes but after the "Patriot Act", the government can now listen in to anything we do or say online. If they can murder over 3000 people on September 11th 2001 to make that happen, how much less do we think they care about the rest of us?

If the problems with this recording make it impossible for you to listen to it, then maybe your brain is a bit too delicate for it, especially if you find it necessary to be rude in your criticism rather than helpful.

Looking forward to the output of the complainers.

What's most amazing is not what they "knew," but what they understood, based on the tiny shreds of information they actively gathered. They cracked a myriad of codes many times over, as they changed, but for the most part they only knew who was talking to whom, and could strategically interpret what it meant that X was talking to Y or Z, and then acted upon it in the real world.

It took me ten minutes to find episode one. Please consider putting the episode number at the beginning of the title. Otherwise these robo docs are pretty good to watch