DecoyIt is February 1942 and the war in the Atlantic looks grim for the Allied convoys. The 'Great Blackout' has started, leaving the spy centre of Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire at a loss as to what the Nazis are planning. U-boat Command has changed the Hydra cipher. The Enigma cannot be broken. Cipher experts can no longer eavesdrop on Nazi command, which leaves convoys open for attack by packs of marauding Nazi submarines. Winning the Battle of the Atlantic will surely give Hitler a final victory. And who can stop him? |
Contents
Section 1 | 1 |
Section 2 | 19 |
Section 3 | 33 |
Section 4 | 57 |
Section 5 | 69 |
Section 6 | 87 |
Section 7 | 97 |
Section 8 | 110 |
Section 13 | 184 |
Section 14 | 212 |
Section 15 | 223 |
Section 16 | 236 |
Section 17 | 247 |
Section 18 | 266 |
Section 19 | 274 |
Section 20 | 287 |
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Admiralty Anyway Asdic ASIU asked Atlantic Bakelite black bangers bloody boat bombs bridge cabin called Captain Watts chaps cipher City of Norwich Clare cold conning tower control room convoy couple Croupier deck depth-charges destroyer diesels dive Dönitz dozen drum Dudley Pope duffel electric motors enciphered Enigma machine feet fire forward four German going grenade hand hatch Hazell hull Hydra hydrophone hydroplanes Jemmy Jemmy's Joan keep Kernével knots ladder Leigh light letter Lieutenant lifeboat listening looked lookouts Luftwaffe Marine merchant ship Navy Ned's nodded obviously officer oilskin Painter passed periscope picked Q-ships RAMAGE realized rotors round seamen seemed Sergeant Keeler Shoar side signal sink sitting starboard Sten stopped submarine suddenly sure surface Teds tell there's thought took torpedo Triton Triton manual turned twitch U-boat watch waves Wellmann