1943
Delilah Project
Begins work with Donald Bayley on the portable secure-speech system code-named Delilah.
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Begins work with Donald Bayley on the portable secure-speech system code-named Delilah.
Designs a system intended to encipher speech for transmission by telephone line or short-distance radio.
Works closely with engineer Donald Bayley on electronics, experiments and circuitry for Delilah.
Moves to Hanslope Park to work on secure voice communications rather than returning to full-time Hut 8 work.
Completes experimental work leading to a functioning prototype of the Delilah secure voice encoder.
Tests Delilah concepts for secure speech transmission over telephone lines and VHF radio links.
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