Fwd: Re: [GreenKeys] Teletype Machine
Don Robert House
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Sun, 24 Feb 2002 11:06:17 -0800
>Interesting! The messages must have real garble possiblities with 3 shifts!
Don
>
>Jack Hart wrote:
>
>> Henry, et al,
>>
>> I remember seeing a photo, somewhere, of a teleprinter that was used for the
>> "hot line" between Russia and the US during Kennedy's time in office. It
>> looked
>> a little like a Model 15/Lorenz machine. However, a Model 28 would not be
>> out
>> of the question since they were used all over the place. I personally saw
>> a couple of 28 Compacts used by the Secret Service as they followed the
>> President in his travels (Johnson, at the time). If the producer is
>> looking for a 28, then it looks like you have what he needs.
>>
> > Jack WA2HWJ
Charles Ring wrote:
>The 15-looking machine was a Russian version of the 15 with three shifts to
>accomodate the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. It and 28ASR's were used on the
>Hotline, but was the hot line in place during the missile crisis? I seem to
>recall that it was set up in the aftermath of the crisis,
>
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