Military Cryptanalytics, Part I, Volume 2 Tapa blanda - 1985

Atlantic Books, Limited. Used - Good. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

Aegean Park Press, 1985-12. Paperback. Good.

Laguna Hills, CA: Aegean Park Press, 1985. Modern reprint. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued.. ix, 318 p. Illustrations. This is number 44 of their Cryptographic Series. This text represents a manifold expansion and revision, both in socpe and content, of the earlier work entitled "Military Cryptanalysis, PArt II" by WIlliam F. Friedman. This extensive expansion and revision was necessitated by the considerable advancement made in the art since the publication of the previous text. The was originally published in 1959 as a classified text. When this was declassified it was expaned with computer programs written by Wayne G. Barker. The publisher described this as "probably the most comprehensive and one of the best books ever written concerning the intermediate phase of military cyrptanalytics. "

Laguna Hills, California: Aegean Park Press, December 1985. Reprint. Paper Back . Good. 'Originally published in 1956 as classified text by the U.S. Government'. Quarto; {8 & 1/4' x 10 & 3/4'}; Grey textured cardstock; Sunned spine and margins. Foxing to textblock edges. Errata slip laid in. 465 pages.

Laguna Hills, CA: Aegean Park Press, 1985. Modern reprint. Presumed first printing thus. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued.. iii, 321-658 p. Illustrations. Glossary for Military Cryptanalytics. Cryptographic Supplement. Index. This is number 45 of their Cryptographic Series. This text represents a manifold expansion and revision, both in socpe and content, of the earlier work entitled "Military Cryptanalysis, Part II" by WIlliam F. Friedman. This extensive expansion and revision was necessitated by the considerable advancement made in the art since the publication of the previous text. The was originally published in 1959 as a classified text. When this was declassified it was expaned with computer programs written by Wayne G. Barker. The publisher described this as "probably the most comprehensive and one of the best books ever written concerning the intermediate phase of military cyrptanalytics. "