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Station CAST was the United States Navy signals monitoring and cryptographic intelligence fleet radio unit at Cavite Navy Yard in the Philippines, until Cavite was captured by the Japanese forces in 1942, during World War II. It was an important part of the Allied intelligence effort, addressing Japanese communications as the War expanded from China into the rest of the Pacific theaters. As Japanese advances in the Philippines threatened CAST, its staff and services were progressively transferred to Corregidor in Manila Bay, and eventually to a newly formed US-Australian station, FRUMEL in Melbourne, Australia.

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rdfs:label	Stasiun CAST (in) Station CAST (fr) Station CAST (en)
rdfs:comment	Station CAST adalah sebuah intelijensi kriptografi dan di di Filipina, sampai Cavite direbut pasukan Jepang pada 1942, saat Perang Dunia II. Ini adalah bagian penting dari upaya intelijensi Sekutu, mengalamatkan komunikasi Jepang saat Perang menyebar dari Tiongkok ke wilayah lainnya dari teater Pasifik. Saat laju Jepang ke Filipina mengancam CAST, staf dan layanannya secara bergegas dialihkan ke Corregidor di Teluk Manila, dan kemudian ke sebuah stasiun AS-Australia yang baru dibentuk, di Melbourne, Australia. (in) La Station CAST est une « Fleet Radio Unit (unité radio de flotte) » attachée au service de renseignements transmissions de l'United States Navy, pendant la guerre du Pacifique. La Station CAST surveille les trafics radio japonais, entre la Chine et les différents théâtres d'opérations. (fr) Station CAST was the United States Navy signals monitoring and cryptographic intelligence fleet radio unit at Cavite Navy Yard in the Philippines, until Cavite was captured by the Japanese forces in 1942, during World War II. It was an important part of the Allied intelligence effort, addressing Japanese communications as the War expanded from China into the rest of the Pacific theaters. As Japanese advances in the Philippines threatened CAST, its staff and services were progressively transferred to Corregidor in Manila Bay, and eventually to a newly formed US-Australian station, FRUMEL in Melbourne, Australia. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Puget Sound Punched card Bletchley Park United States Navy Corregidor Cryptography Melbourne Empire of Japan Pearl Harbor Australia JN-25 Allies of World War II History of cryptography FRUMEL PURPLE Pacific War Central Bureau Battle of the Philippines (1941-42) Far East Combined Bureau Fleet radio unit Guam Hawaii Locations in the history of espionage Jakarta Japan Attack on Pearl Harbor Cryptography organizations Signals intelligence of World War II Manila Philippines South West Pacific theatre of World War II FECB IBM OP-20-G World War II Station HYPO Magic (cryptography) Cavite Naval Base Hiroshi Oshima Bainbridge Island Signal intelligence
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has abstract	Station CAST adalah sebuah intelijensi kriptografi dan di di Filipina, sampai Cavite direbut pasukan Jepang pada 1942, saat Perang Dunia II. Ini adalah bagian penting dari upaya intelijensi Sekutu, mengalamatkan komunikasi Jepang saat Perang menyebar dari Tiongkok ke wilayah lainnya dari teater Pasifik. Saat laju Jepang ke Filipina mengancam CAST, staf dan layanannya secara bergegas dialihkan ke Corregidor di Teluk Manila, dan kemudian ke sebuah stasiun AS-Australia yang baru dibentuk, di Melbourne, Australia. (in) Station CAST was the United States Navy signals monitoring and cryptographic intelligence fleet radio unit at Cavite Navy Yard in the Philippines, until Cavite was captured by the Japanese forces in 1942, during World War II. It was an important part of the Allied intelligence effort, addressing Japanese communications as the War expanded from China into the rest of the Pacific theaters. As Japanese advances in the Philippines threatened CAST, its staff and services were progressively transferred to Corregidor in Manila Bay, and eventually to a newly formed US-Australian station, FRUMEL in Melbourne, Australia. STATION CAST had originally been located at Shanghai but had been evacuated to Cavite in early 1941 as part of the US Navy's disengagement with China. Prior to the war, CAST was the US Navy's Far East cryptographic operation, under the OP-20-G Naval Intelligence section in Washington. It was located at the Navy Yard in Manila and moved into the tunnels on Corregidor, as Japanese attacks increased. STATION CAST possessed one of the PURPLE machines produced by the US Army. Cryptanalytic problems facing the United States in the Pacific prior to World War II were largely Japanese. An early decision by OP-20-G divided responsibility for Japanese cryptanalysis amongst its various stations. Station CAST (at Manila in the Philippines), Station HYPO (Pearl Harbor, Hawaii) OP-20-02, and OP-20-G itself in Washington, shared cryptanalytic duties. Other Stations (on Guam, in Puget Sound on Bainbridge Island, etc.) were tasked and staffed for signals interception and traffic analysis. (en) La Station CAST est une « Fleet Radio Unit (unité radio de flotte) » attachée au service de renseignements transmissions de l'United States Navy, pendant la guerre du Pacifique. La Station CAST surveille les trafics radio japonais, entre la Chine et les différents théâtres d'opérations. À Shanghaï, la Station CAST est la station de cryptographie de l'US Navy en Extrême-Orient, sous l'autorité de l'OP-20-G de Washington. Transférée au chantier naval de Manille quand les États-Unis se désengagent de Chine, elle est mise à l'abri des tunnels de l'île de Corregidor quand le Japon attaque les Philippines. Enfin, elle est évacuée en Australie où elle intègre la Station FRUMEL (Fleet Radio Unit Melbourne). Quelques décrypteurs sont mutés au Central Bureau de Mac Arthur. (fr)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Joseph Rochefort Index of cryptography articles Pearl Harbor advance-knowledge conspiracy theory Japanese naval codes Alva B. Lasswell Eric Nave Central Bureau Far East Combined Bureau Joseph Finnegan (cryptographer) Station Cast Coastal artillery Douglas MacArthur Naval Base Manila Naval Base Melbourne OP-20-G Station HYPO Fleet Radio Unit Fleet Radio Unit, Melbourne Signals intelligence in modern history World War II cryptography
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