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X-WR-CALDESC:On 12 June 1862\, J.E.B. Stewart began his infamous ride aroun
 d McClellan's Army of the Potomac. The intelligence he brought to Gen. Lee
  eventually enabled the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia to dispel th
 e Union Army from the James Peninsula and save Richmond. \n\nPictured here
  is an extremely rare artifact\, the <b>Confederate Cipher Reel</b>. This 
 cipher reel\, one of two known to have survived the war\, was captured by 
 Union forces at the surrender of Mobile\, Alabama\, in May 1865. It bears 
 the penciled notations of Confederate Signal Officer Captain Thomas Hawkin
 s Clagett Jr. of Leesburg\, Virginia. It was sent to the Chief Signal Offi
 cer in Washington\, D.C. and later went to the Signals Intelligence Servic
 e\, a fore-runner of the National Security Agency and the Army's Intellige
 nce and Security Command. \n\nThe Civil War Confederate Cipher Reel used a
  centuries-old cipher known today as the Vigenere or 'court' cipher system
  wrapped around wooden cylinder. Two adjustable pointers indicated plain a
 nd cipher letters. Poor security practices of Confederate users made a pot
 entially sophisticated cipher vulnerable to being read by the Union.
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DESCRIPTION:On 12 June 1862\, J.E.B. Stewart began his infamous ride around
  McClellan's Army of the Potomac. The intelligence he brought to Gen. Lee 
 eventually enabled the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia to dispel the
  Union Army from the James Peninsula and save Richmond. \n\nPictured here 
 is an extremely rare artifact\, the <b>Confederate Cipher Reel</b>. This c
 ipher reel\, one of two known to have survived the war\, was captured by U
 nion forces at the surrender of Mobile\, Alabama\, in May 1865. It bears t
 he penciled notations of Confederate Signal Officer Captain Thomas Hawkins
  Clagett Jr. of Leesburg\, Virginia. It was sent to the Chief Signal Offic
 er in Washington\, D.C. and later went to the Signals Intelligence Service
 \, a fore-runner of the National Security Agency and the Army's Intelligen
 ce and Security Command. \n\nThe Civil War Confederate Cipher Reel used a 
 centuries-old cipher known today as the Vigenere or 'court' cipher system 
 wrapped around wooden cylinder. Two adjustable pointers indicated plain an
 d cipher letters. Poor security practices of Confederate users made a pote
 ntially sophisticated cipher vulnerable to being read by the Union.
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SUMMARY:1862: J.E.B. Stewart began his infamous ride around McClellan's Arm
 y of the Potomac
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