Code Talkers During World War
recruited during world war 2 to be code talkers. The 29 spoke a specific language, even though over 250 people showed up. They had a remarkably important job to communicate with each other throughout the world without the enemies figuring out what they’re saying. Japan tried intensely and consequently couldn’t crack the code.
The code that the Code Talkers made was extremely difficult to crack for several reasons. The first reason was it was a secret language they made that nobody knew, or understood. The second reason is the code was designed by Cryptologists, so they designed it to be virtually uncrackable. Another reason nobody could crack the code is because they destroyed all of the messages sent right after they received them. The
The code that the Code Talkers made was extremely difficult to crack for several reasons. The first reason was it was a secret language they made that nobody knew, or understood. The second reason is the code was designed by Cryptologists, so they designed it to be virtually uncrackable. Another reason nobody could crack the code is because they destroyed all of the messages sent right after they received them. The