The real Enigma machine capture from U110

• Main Author: Their Finest Hour Project Team
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2024
• Subjects: British history; European history (excl. British; classical Greek and Roman); International history; Their Finest Hour; World War Two; America; American; Animal; Animals; Armed Forces; Atlantic; Britain; British; Canada; Canadian; Child; Childhood; Children; Clothes; Clothing; Education; Employment; Europe; European; Fire Arm; Firearm; Food; German; Germany; Gun; King; Medal; Military; Monarch; Naval; Navy; North America; North American; POW; POWs; Prison Camp; Prisoner; Prisoners; Prisoners of War; RN; Rifle; Royal; Royal Navy; Royalty; Brighton; North Atlantic
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.25446/oxford.25935127.v2; https://figshare.com/articles/online_resource/The_real_Enigma_machine_capture_from_U110/25935127

William Marchant was born in 1920 in Brighton. He left school at 14 years old and became a printer's apprentice/ His family had a background of going to sea as fishermen and William, or Bill as he was known, volunteered as a naval reservist in 1938, the following year he joined up as a regular....