User talk:8.26.73.131

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8.26.73.131, good luck, and have fun.   scope_creep Talk  21:04, 9 September 2020 (UTC)

B-Dienst
Hi. I saw your work on the article I wrote, the B-Dienst article. I never noticed the duplicate. Thanks for fixing it. As regards the decoys. The books references and the Friedrich L. Bauer book refs are clear that it was a cipher net. It was just chance that it was called the same thing, as the decoy.  scope_creep Talk  21:12, 9 September 2020 (UTC)