Pat Owtram, who had learnt German from refugees taken in by her family, spent the Second World War using those skills to ...

When I first moved to St. John’s, I heard about Bell Island almost every morning on the radio. If the traffic report […] ...

Passengers were left stranded at Atocha station, with some lying on ground with their suitcases, waiting for news as hundreds ...

Soon after her officer training in Washington, she was recruited to a classified code-breaking team. She kept her work secret ...

Undersea cables carry over 95 percent of the global cross-border data traffic ... S.B. Submarine Systems (SBSS), appeared to be hiding its vessels' locations from radio and satellite tracking ...

A total of 57 radio transmitters covered an area of 1,600 acres but following dwindling traffic, the site closed ... maritime and submarine communications and played key roles in World War Two.

The Americans did not discover until after the war how well informed the Japanese commanders of these islands were. Details of American attacks on Saipan and in the Philippines were known to the ...

The Americans did not discover until after the war how well informed the Japanese commanders of these islands were. Details of American attacks on Saipan and in the Philippines were known to the ...

New technologies such as open-RAN and equipment standardization will make it difficult for Nokia to differentiate itself. Open-RAN specifically threatens Nokia’s leadership, as the technology enables ...

Three submarines. Seven tankers ... the Americans did know—from the volume of radio traffic, from observers in the Far East—that many other Imperial warships were moving toward the Philippines ...