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You are probably thinking of the "Enigma" cipher machine. It was electro-mechanical device used to convert messages in to & out of codes. There were many different codes, and several versions of the Enigma machine. Not all German codes used the Enigma, however it is the most famous one discussed now.
you mean how they communicate in battlefield/combat?
They used sounds like: Flash...... Thunder.
example: an American soldier is in a Forrest alone or with two. He heard a sound and he don't know if it is a German or American(he cant see him, behind an other tree or something) he can say: Flash. If it was an American in that Forrest he know what to say back: Thunder.
If an American soldier scream Flash and if it was an American he knew what to say back: Thunder.
And they used click-clacks. A thing you press and it makes a click-clack sound. every soldier had that thing.
The final unbreakable code used by the Allies was the Navajo language.
Obviously so that the opposing side could not understand. And also, they would use carrier pigeons with coded messages on their ankles. (It was a note, not a branded message!!!!!)
JN-25 (Japanese Navy) was the most common
J-19 was the diplomatic code
Red, Blue, Orange, and Purple were US Naval cryptologists references to various Japanese codes.
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What weapons did the americans use in World War 2?
Guns
What was the primary duty of the Navajo code talkers during World War 2?
The primary duty of the Navajo Code Talkers was to use their language to communicate with the commanders and the troops and Naval Ships. Their language was not all in written form and they did not have words like bomb, ship, ammunition, etc. They used words that would describe something: for example bird for plane or eagle for bomber (made up since the code is classified still and used still). They were also fighters and Morse code senders on radios. They used many forms of radios. There was a Choctaw Code in World War 1 and that is where they got the idea to use the Navajo language since the Japanese could not understand it.
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The name of the code is Bushido
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Officers used brass or nickel whistles to communicate to their soldiers in the heat of battle usually over machine gun fire and artillery fire. They would use the whistle at first to send the soldiers 'over the top' and then generally have signals like 2 blows for right and 1 for left according to how the battle was taking shape as well as if need be to signal retreat.
Is the primary code humans use to communicate?
Languange
What is the primary code humans use to communicate?
Languange
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Code talkers were Native Americans who served the United States in World War II by using their native languages to describe artillery, armaments, troop movements and so forth. This scheme allowed the war-time commanders to communicate through the code talkers with the presumption that the 'code' in use would never be deciphered. They were correct: the code used by the code talkers was never 'broken'. Read more, below.
How do prisoners in solitary confinement use radiator pipes to communicate?
They use morse code.
Do dolphins communicate through Morse code to ponies?
yes only ponies and unicorns can use Morse code with an apple
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Do ghosts use the mores code to communicate?
Why would a ghost find it easier to tap out a message in Morse code, instead of using the spooken word?
What is the hexadecimal code?
This is a code that computer programmers use to better communicate with computers. Because computers operate on a binary code system that is difficult for humans to understand, a code that made communicating with computers easier.
How do you use Morse in a sentence?
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What can you use to communicate with your family when your on Antarctica?
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What weapons did the americans use in World War 2?
Guns
What software do Americans use to chat with people?
They use Gmail, an email website to Gmail chat with their other friends who have gmail. They use IM programs. They use Facebook, myspace and Twitter to communicate with known and unknown people.
