The original visitors to this place called themselves "Captain Ridley's shooting party."
The original visitors to this place called themselves "Captain Ridley's shooting party." John Tiltman operated Hut 7 in this place. One organization in this place was satirically called "the Golf, Cheese and Chess Society," and F.H.W. Hawes won a contest in order to gain employment at this place. Thrasher and Sturgeon were names given to devices called FISH that were used here. This place was also home to devices named Bombe and Colossus, which were built by Gordon Welchman. One leader referred to this place as "my geese that laid the golden eggs". Also known as Station X, this placed produced Ultra which helped the navy win battles against Admiral Doenitz. Home to luminaries like Alan Turing, for 10 points name this site of the British effort to decrypt the German enigma machine.
The original visitors to this place called themselves "Captain Ridley's shooting party."
Bletchley Park