A Man Called Intrepid: The Secret War
What was the problem with the sea lanes and what is done?
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Both the British and the Americans did what they could to keep the sea lanes to Britain open. The German U-boat attacks were serious problems for the British. German communications with U-boats were by radio with the use of the Enigma. Bletchley and the Bermuda Station were able to learn quite a bit of information from these U-boat communications.