Posted on Apr 14, 2017
N. Korea sends radio broadcast of new encrypted numbers ahead of key anniv.
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The days of the Cold War, but still today.
The days of the Cold War, but still today.
N. Korea sends radio broadcast of new encrypted numbers ahead of key anniv.
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint Now that is More than a Little Disconcerting to this Old Cold Warrior and Crypto Tech. I remember the "Numbers Stations" one way, a code for passing orders to your agents abroad.
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PFC GG-15 RET Jim Lint – Good information. According to the article, Pyongyang had initially suspended such broadcasts in 2000, when the two Koreas held their first historic summit. Believe it or not, I was charged with overseeing/monitoring that High Profile Event/Incident from the CINC's Situations Room in CC SEOUL (Command Center Seoul), USAG Yongsan, ROK.
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint
I was in J-2, CI at the time, and later went to be the Dep S-2 in 1st Signal Bde. We probably saw each other, or ate at the Townhouse at the same time.
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