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Alan Turing’s office
Here at his desk in Hut 8, Turing took the lead on breaking naval Enigma ciphers - something few thought could ever be done. His mathematical skills also enabled him to break other ciphers, including the complex Lorenz cipher where he used a method that became known as Turingery. Together with he’s fellow Codebreaker Gordon Welchjman, he developed the Bombe machine to help speed up the codebreaking process.
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1938 Austin 18
Six Cylinder Ambulance
Registered and sued specifically as a works ambulance for Rolls Royce at their Derby factory, this vehicle was later moved to the site at Crewe. It remained there until 1970 when it was bought by a staff member who worked in the drawing office.
Its original blue bodywork was sprayed white by the new owner, who also repaired it in preparation for a trip to Turkey in 1972.
Ten years later in 1982, the ambulance was purchased by the Northampton Veteran Ambulance Service, a group of professional ambulance personnel serving in Northamptonshire. Their aim was to raise funds both for its continued preservation and for specialised equipment for the Ambulance Service and local hospitals, by showing the vehicle at public events and gaining interest through TV appearances.
The ambulance was used in several films and television series. Following its success in the 1998 TV adaptation of Goodnight Mr Tom, the vehicles final screen appearance was in the 2001 film Enigma.
It was generously donated to Bletchley Park by the Northampton Veteran Ambulance Service in honour of its final on-screen role.
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Hut 8
It was in Hut 8 that the Codebreakers managed to break the top secret German naval Enigma ciphers. Their work provided crucial day-to-day intelligence during the Battle of the Atlantic. It allowed the Admiralty to re-route Allied convoys bringing vital supplies to Britain around the enemy U-Boats hunting them down. The team here was led by mathematician Alan Turing and chess champion Hugh Alexander.
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WASHINGTON, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, Oct. 4, 2019
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Machine Room
In 1941 this was where men and women actually breaking the ciphers worked, using just pencils and paper. It took intense concentration to calculate which rotors were being used, the order they were put in the Enigma machine and the settings. They were sometimes helped by a ‘Cilli’ - the careless use of a predictable name or rude word by an Enigma operator.
Decoding Room
Once the day’s Enigmas settings, or keys, had been broken in the Machine Room, intercepted messages were typed into Typex machines adjusted to these settings. The deciphered messages, usually in German, then emerged from the machine. The noise from the Typex machines when the ciphers were being decoded could be heard throughout the hut.
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Brass encryption machine. Joachim Deuerlin, Dresden, Germany, 1633 AD. Damaged in 1945 AD. Zwinger, Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon. Dresden, Germany. Copyright 2019, James A. Glazier.
Decoding Room
Once the day’s Enigmas settings, or keys, had been broken in the Machine Room, intercepted messages were typed into Typex machines adjusted to these settings. The deciphered messages, usually in German, then emerged from the machine. The noise from the Typex machines when the ciphers were being decoded could be heard throughout the hut.
John loves his job. It's beyond me why, since all he does is having these super-intense phone conversations, clicking strange lines of code on his laptop and reading about things like Java spiders, bots and aggregators (!), but still he loves it. I captured him working on something from home the other morning - the light was scarce but very pretty.
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