Marching Orders: The Untold Story of How the American Breaking of the Japanese Secret Codes Led to the Defeat of Nazi Germany and Japan

by Bruce Lee

By the summer of 1944, Washington will be able to cope with all the product produced by 3-US, and G-2 is put on a par with the ministries in London. At last, Washington is getting a copy of every teleprint and report circulated in Britain. (This practice ends the heavy burden on 3-US for telling the British ministries which items are being sent to America, since G-2 is now getting everything.) It is interesting to note that it is not until America has been in the war for two and a half years that Washington is reading all the same material that the British have been reading. No wonder the British believe their intelligence and knowledge to be superior to the Americans’.