Posted recently on Slashdot, this blog entry located here [http://www.slugsite.com/archives/957] has some really interesting pictures of WWII encryption techniques. These appear to be legitimate (or at the minimum, possibly used for training documentation), and show how codes were encoded/decoded during the conflict.
What is more interesting are the range of comments on the article itself. Quite an interesting trip through time.
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