People to contact:
The coordinator of this web site is Deborah Anderson, daughter of the Research Director for the U.S.N.C.M.L., Joseph R. Desch. I can be contacted at contact@daytoncodebreakers.org. Please make your subject line specific, to make it distinguishable from spam.
For information about the Dayton Codebreakers, the documentary produced by Aileen LeBlanc and Deborah Anderson, contact Aileen Leblanc at aileenleblanc@hotmail.com or phone her at (937) 767-9223.
Much of the information and many of the photos used in this web site are from The NCR Archive at Dayton History, 224 N. St. Clair St. Dayton OH 45402
Resources in Dayton, Ohio where information about the World War Two codebreakers can be found:
Information about the Sugar Camp cabin now on display at Carillon Historical Park can be found by visiting the web site of Dayton History and following the links to Carillon Historical Park. You can also go directly to the Carillon Historical Park web site.
The repository of the best primary source information about the USNCML remains the National Archives and Record Administration in Silver Springs, Maryland.
In April, 2004 The Secret in Building 26 written by Colin Burke and Jim DeBrosse was published. This book was the product of years of research by Burke, and material gathered by DeBrosse when writing the Dayton Daily News series.
This site uses Javascript and works best with an up-to-date web browser but all features should remain accessible.
Frequent additions and updates allow for human error--please report any broken links or other problems to Deborah Anderson, site manager--your help is appreciated.
Latest update
August 4, 2008
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