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X-WR-CALDESC:1 September 1943: First Bombe shipped to U.S. Navy's Nebraska 
 Avenue Building in Washington\, DC.\n\nAllied intelligence used cryptanaly
 tic 'Bombes' to help decrypt signals encrypted by the German Enigma machin
 e. The 'Bombe' deck at the U.S. Navy's Nebraska Avenue building in Washing
 ton\, D.C. housed over 100 of these 2.5 ton electromechanical codebreaking
  machines that were built at the Naval Computing Machine Laboratory in the
  National Cash Register Plant (Dayton\, Ohio). \n\nBombes simulated the ro
 tor movements of the four-rotor Enigma coding machine carried by German su
 bmarines. As the war progressed\, the Bombes were supplanted by much faste
 r all-electronic machines with electronic ring counters simulating the rot
 ors. Allied knowledge gained from Enigma assisted in winning the Battle of
  the Atlantic and facilitated the end of WWII. \n\nThe National Cryptologi
 c Museum houses the world's only remaining 'Bombe.' (see photo)
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DESCRIPTION:1 September 1943: First Bombe shipped to U.S. Navy's Nebraska A
 venue Building in Washington\, DC.\n\nAllied intelligence used cryptanalyt
 ic 'Bombes' to help decrypt signals encrypted by the German Enigma machine
 . The 'Bombe' deck at the U.S. Navy's Nebraska Avenue building in Washingt
 on\, D.C. housed over 100 of these 2.5 ton electromechanical codebreaking 
 machines that were built at the Naval Computing Machine Laboratory in the 
 National Cash Register Plant (Dayton\, Ohio). \n\nBombes simulated the rot
 or movements of the four-rotor Enigma coding machine carried by German sub
 marines. As the war progressed\, the Bombes were supplanted by much faster
  all-electronic machines with electronic ring counters simulating the roto
 rs. Allied knowledge gained from Enigma assisted in winning the Battle of 
 the Atlantic and facilitated the end of WWII. \n\nThe National Cryptologic
  Museum houses the world's only remaining 'Bombe.' (see photo)
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SUMMARY:1943: First Bombe to Nebraska Ave.
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