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X-WR-CALDESC:31 October 1737: Birth date of James Lovell\, Revolutionary Wa
 r cryptographer. Image is from the NSA CCH document\, 'Masked Dispatches.'
  See below for a link to the full pdf.\n\nExcerpted from the NSA article: 
 'The American Revolution's One-Man National Security Agency'\n\nJames Love
 ll was the American Revolution's one-man National Security Agency\, for he
  was the one and only cryptologic expert Congress had\, and\, it is claime
 d\, he managed to decipher nearly all\, if not all\, of the British code m
 essages obtained in one way or another by the Americans. Of course\, the p
 rimary way in which enemy messages could be obtained in those days was to 
 capture couriers\, knock them out or knock them off\, and take the message
 s from them. This was very rough stuff\, compared to getting the material 
 by radio intercept\, as we do nowadays.\n\nThis one-man NSA was James Love
 ll\, and besides being a self-trained cryptologist\, he was also a member 
 of the Continental Congress. With his cipher designs\, Lovell became Ameri
 ca's first cryptographic tutor.\n\nLearn more about James Lovell and see e
 xamples of his cipher designs and letters in Chapter 2 of the NSA publicat
 ion\, 'Masked Dispatches: Cryptograms and Cryptology in American History\,
  1775-1900.' See below for link.
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DESCRIPTION:31 October 1737: Birth date of James Lovell\, Revolutionary War
  cryptographer. Image is from the NSA CCH document\, 'Masked Dispatches.' 
 See below for a link to the full pdf.\n\nExcerpted from the NSA article: '
 The American Revolution's One-Man National Security Agency'\n\nJames Lovel
 l was the American Revolution's one-man National Security Agency\, for he 
 was the one and only cryptologic expert Congress had\, and\, it is claimed
 \, he managed to decipher nearly all\, if not all\, of the British code me
 ssages obtained in one way or another by the Americans. Of course\, the pr
 imary way in which enemy messages could be obtained in those days was to c
 apture couriers\, knock them out or knock them off\, and take the messages
  from them. This was very rough stuff\, compared to getting the material b
 y radio intercept\, as we do nowadays.\n\nThis one-man NSA was James Lovel
 l\, and besides being a self-trained cryptologist\, he was also a member o
 f the Continental Congress. With his cipher designs\, Lovell became Americ
 a's first cryptographic tutor.\n\nLearn more about James Lovell and see ex
 amples of his cipher designs and letters in Chapter 2 of the NSA publicati
 on\, 'Masked Dispatches: Cryptograms and Cryptology in American History\, 
 1775-1900.' See below for link.
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SUMMARY:1737: Birthday of James Lovell
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