Code Breaking in the Pacific

Focusing on the evolution of Allied Signals Intelligence from 1920 to 1945, this book details the development of cryptanalytic techniques that successfully broke key Japanese codes during WWII. It highlights the organization of cryptographic teams and addresses security issues, while correcting previous research gaps regarding the significance of Sigint in Allied military strategies. Authored by experts in cryptography and mathematics, it serves as a valuable resource for cryptologists, researchers, and advanced students interested in cryptology and the Pacific War's history.