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wbknl-000011
transmission 11 of 27 — A miniature tragedy. The man who operated the Morse key at WBKNL loses the hand he used to operate it --- and, with that hand, his honorific.
KG-84 encrypted MIL-STD 188-110B
Message made on an ISB circuit
--> Croughton (AJE)
--> Sigonella (NSY)
{ Several theorists suggest that this is a secret communication
station for a secret society, agency, or government, to be used
to communicate in an unbreakable, bizarre cipher. Several major
events and military exercises that have taken place during
intercepts of w3bk3rn3l's radio transmissions back the theory }
1....<|.|>.......19..............35........|*...$!........%"..:wq
==> BEGIN ENCRYPTION
BOT
At WBKNL we had a telegraphy post, where every message was transmitted in Morse code. A colleague of ours worked there as a specialist; we had given him the name Mister Telegraphist. One day, to his misfortune, he was gravely injured in a road accident and had to have his right hand amputated — precisely the hand he used to operate the Morse key.
From that day on, we began to call him simply Telegraphist.
[#$ --> noise]
EOT
==> END OF ENCRYPTION
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