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Why German Commanders Feared British Signals Security More Than Codebreaking

They obsessed over Enigma, ciphers, and codebreakers — but what truly unsettled German commanders was something far simpler: **British signals discipline**. Orders were short, radio silence was enforced ruthlessly, call signs changed constantly, and critical decisions were often made without transmitting at all. Where German units leaked intentions through chatter and routine traffic, British formations left almost nothing to intercept. Intelligence officers complained they couldn’t tell where units were, when attacks were coming, or even who was in command. It wasn’t clever decoding that frustrated them most — it was the absence of information altogether. This is the story of how silence, discipline, and procedural rigor became a weapon — and why British signals security denied Germany the intelligence advantage it desperately needed. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @britishwartales