Communication is the key to conducting effective and precise operations at sea. The primary means of transmitting information on the U-boat is Enigma - a device for encrypting and decrypting messages. During missions, the headquarters often communicates with us - radio operators receive encrypted messages. On board, there is a diary of Enigma daily codes - the keys needed to decrypt the message received on a given day. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43371797/75061725d7b499f1dec36c04f261572bfef90111.jpg[/img] Enigma is located in the officer's quarters - this is where strategic messages are transmitted, the current state of operations is reported, and we receive key information about enemy ships or aircraft. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43371797/3d741e8d8edd9081baa46fa1c618440304cb06a3.jpg[/img] Enigma has a rotating disc on which the correct daily code must be entered - then we give the order for one of our crew members to take care of it, and after a moment we can read the decrypted message. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43371797/4dda74da4c7b252de3badc7f3e8e029ae1fb38dd.jpg[/img] If not for this information, we would have fallen into a trap - we did not know that the merchant ship on AN 93 had support! [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43371797/2a7b136626261ac83b19163b656e246e9da0cc12.jpg[/img] I wonder what we will receive in the message the next day - hopefully, we won't hit any mines... Want to stay up to date? [url=https://discord.gg/qxdUtRaBcf][img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43371797/c68e33a949adffa14b71a4c36aae9be0389d88bf.png[/img][/url]