Spy Numbers Stations

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Spy Numbers Stations are shortwave radio stations that are speculated to have been broadcasting since World War I. The true origin and purpose of them are unknown. A popular theory is that these stations are intended for spies in the field using a One Time Pad. Another theory is that they are used in drug smuggling operations.

Contents 1 Active Spy Numbers Stations 2 Inactive Spy Numbers Stations 3 Parody Spy Numbers Stations 4 Not A Spy Numbers Station 5 See also 6 External links 7 Further reading

Active Spy Numbers Stations

• V2 Attencion Cuba
• HM01 Cuba
• V13 New Star Radio Taiwan
• V24 South Korea
• V26 China
• M94 South Korea
• X06 Mazielka, Russia
• XUP Pulser, N. America
• G2 (Swedish Rhapsody) Poland

Inactive Spy Numbers Stations

• E10 MOSSAD Israel
• E3 Lincolnshire Poacher Malta
• M25 KKN family, USA and worldwide
• G03 (The Gong Station) East Germany

Parody Spy Numbers Stations

• Attention 69 Numbers Station
• Brother Stair Numbers
• Roman Numerals Numbers Station
• WBNY

Not A Spy Numbers Station

• XM Backwards Music Station Also known as Whales

See also

• Soviet/Russian Strategic Communication/Warfare Units
• DGI
• Havana Moon
• Pedro
• ENIGMA
• ENIGMA2000
• Langley Pierce
• Russian 6
• Numbers stations in popular culture

External links

• Numbers Station (Wikipedia)
• The Conet Project (Wikipedia)
• Conet Project downloads
• Spy Numbers
• Simon Mason's website

Further reading

• Langley Pierce: "Intercepting Numbers Stations", Interproducts, Perth, UK, ISBN 0-9519783-4-9, 1994.
• Havana Moon: "Uno, Dos, Cuatro - A Guide to the Numbers Stations", Tiare Publications, Lake Geneva, ISBN 0-936653-06-X, 1987
• Simon Mason: Secret Signals (The Euronumbers Mystery), Tiare Publications, ISBN 0-936653-28-0.
• Harry L. Helms, W5HLH: "How To Tune The Secret Shortwave Spectrum", TAB Books, ISBN 0-8306-1185-1, 1981.
• Don Schimmel: "The Underground Frequency Guide", HighText, ISBN 1-878707-17-5, 1994