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53 - THE QUIET GENIUS WHO CRACKED JAPAN'S SECRETS | Capt. Joseph Rochefort (Cryptographer) | WWII

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It’s a true injustice when our illustrious heroes are purposely “cancelled” because of the too-common curse of professional jealousy and power politics.

Sadly, it’s even more prevalent today and why a large majority of Americans no longer trust our media.

For one of America’s finest cryptographers, a man who singlehandedly saved the US Navy’s Pacific Fleet and delivered the Japanese Navy to American dive bombers at the Battle of Midway, was actually punished for his life-saving accomplishments.

His name was Captain Joseph J. Rochefort, a brilliant, yet soft-spoken Navy officer who preferred fuzzy slippers to regulation dress shoes and worked at all hours—sometimes 24/7—in his bathrobe.

There, in what he called “the Dungeon,” “Station HYPO” at Pearl Harbor, he and his team successfully broke the rock-solid Japanese naval codes wide-open, turning the tide of war.

This is his incredible, inspiring story.

I’m Rick Robison and this is the HEROES FOR FREEDOM Podcast.

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Content provided by Rick Robison - Patriot, Historian, & Former Intel Officer, Rick Robison - Patriot, and Former Intel Officer. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Rick Robison - Patriot, Historian, & Former Intel Officer, Rick Robison - Patriot, and Former Intel Officer or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

It’s a true injustice when our illustrious heroes are purposely “cancelled” because of the too-common curse of professional jealousy and power politics.

Sadly, it’s even more prevalent today and why a large majority of Americans no longer trust our media.

For one of America’s finest cryptographers, a man who singlehandedly saved the US Navy’s Pacific Fleet and delivered the Japanese Navy to American dive bombers at the Battle of Midway, was actually punished for his life-saving accomplishments.

His name was Captain Joseph J. Rochefort, a brilliant, yet soft-spoken Navy officer who preferred fuzzy slippers to regulation dress shoes and worked at all hours—sometimes 24/7—in his bathrobe.

There, in what he called “the Dungeon,” “Station HYPO” at Pearl Harbor, he and his team successfully broke the rock-solid Japanese naval codes wide-open, turning the tide of war.

This is his incredible, inspiring story.

I’m Rick Robison and this is the HEROES FOR FREEDOM Podcast.

**Want more incredible stories like these for your home??**

---> HEROES FOR FREEDOM MANUALS (Volumes 1-3) - Purchase on Amazon!

OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY LIKE:

52 - THE UNION'S "INFANT" HERO WHO WOULDN'T GO HOME | Johnny Clem (9yrs) | Civil War *VETERAN'S DAY SPECIAL*

25 - THE HEROES WHO REBUILT OUR DESTROYED U.S. NAVY | Engineers & Rescue Divers (U.S. Navy) | WWII

14 - AMERICA'S FORGOTTEN WARRIORS | Navajo Code Talkers (Marines) | WWII

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

-Join our newsletter and get a free gift! - Click Here

-Contact us at: [email protected]

-Find our video episodes on YouTube

World War II / US Navy / Japan’s Naval Code JN-25 / Battle of Midway / Code Breakers / Station HYPO / Japanese Navy / Cover Up / Heroes For Freedom

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