Capt Jerry Roberts: Did Alan Turing help break Tunny? Code-breaking machine reliability.
TNMOC's interview with Capt Raymond "Jerry" Roberts MBE about Alan Turing and the reliability of the code-breaking machines. Capt Roberts was a key member of the Testery code-breaking group at Bletchley Park during World War II. More information on Colossus and Tunny at www.tnmoc.orgCapt Raymond "Jerry" Roberts MBE discusses Alan Turing plus a short piece on the reliability of the code-breaking machines used to crack German ciphers during World War II.
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