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Who knows this code ??
" Wounds my heart with a monotonous languor"
Call sign . . . - :salute: |
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Credit: HP Willmot, June 1944, Blandford Press, Poole, Dorset,ISBN 0 7137 1446 8 |
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also from the movie, "The longest day"; Jean has a long moustache...je repete...Jean has a long moustache. |
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So what do I win...??? And we are going to need a drummer at CC5 in Chatsworth on the weekend of the 23-26 June.. Are you coming..?? :drunk: |
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The general warning order about the invasion being near was for all units operating in occupied France. The BBC also broadcast personal messages at a designated time in code for individual operatives and the various Maquis' in France.
The German high command knew about the general message regarding the invasion but didn't have all of the codes for the personal messages since they were specific to the individual groups. The Allies couldn't hide the buildup so it wasn't really a secret that we were coming as much as where we would land. |
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May be he has room for you. Would like to see you there. |
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AAAH,nothing like the strains of the Last Post at midnight to lull the boys to bed. :salute: |
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