The Battle of Midway

Breaking the Japanese Naval Code, JN25, was crucial to winning the war in the Pacific during World War II. Commander Joseph Rochefort, the cryptologist in charge of cryptologic operations at Station Hypo at Pearl Harbor, found the answer in a simple Japanese code, AF. The result was the greatest nautical ambush in the history of naval warfare and a complete U.S. victory.

[Gertjan_A]

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[neilsherman]

IJN lost four, not three carriers, plus irreplaceable aircraft maintenance crews, also many seasoned pilots. Also one or two heavy cruisers. Video is a short intro, please correct above.

[RFMaster]

Funny to see a picture of F4U Corsairs on the start of the video, which weren't used in that battle.
It made it's debut off Guadalcanal.

[ExtraterrestrialIntelligence]

Does the navy have efficient compression systems for low bit rate communication? Can you remotely analyse maschine code for dangerous patterns if not you should start doing that

[robertorr]

We are at the "midway" of this cyberwar. If the Shadow Brokers have not told you already, we are losing this war of ones and zeros. I do not want to be a zero.