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PEACE FOR PARIS Our hearts and prayers go out to everyone impacted by the attacks in Paris. Despite great tragedy and sadness, people around the world continue to come together to show their support and solidarity. The emblem pictured here was designed by French-born graphic designer Jean Jullien. He tweeted it after the attacks and the symbol went viral. It will likely serve as both a solemn reminder and a hopeful symbol for peace for a long time. November 2015, Issue 48 Dear Friend ~ Welcome to the latest issue of the NCMF Web Link. Learn more about the NCMF by visiting the ABOUT section of our Web site. Feel free to share feedback with us via e-mail at NCMFweb@cryptologicfoundation.org OR connect with us via social media (see links below). And please feel free to forward this e-letter to friends and colleagues.  Need to RENEW your membership? You can do so easily online. Click on the Join/Renew button at the end of this letter or CLICK HERE. We thank you for your continued interest & invaluable support! Reading this e-letter via your PHONE or other mobile device? Although many of the links here go to our full website, don't forget to visit our mobile pages that also provide information, our calendars, membership and donation options, and much more. "What's New" on our Mobile Site The National Cryptologic Museum Foundation's 15th Annual Pearl Harbor Program will take place Monday, 7 December at 10 am in Annapolis Junction, MD. The program, "It Didn't End at Midway," will feature special guest speaker Mr. David Hatch from NSA's Center for Cryptologic History who will discuss an overlooked period of SIGINT history between the attack on Pearl Harbor and the Battle of Midway. DETAILS & REGISTRATION via the button link below. 15th Annual Pearl Harbor Program November is National American Indian Heritage Month. Visit our special webpage via the image above OR the button link below to view the recent DoD video honoring contributions of American Indians and Alaskan Natives to our Armed Forces. The webpage also features information and links about the Native American Code Talkers. National American Indian Heritage Month OCTOBER 2015 PROGRAM - Photos & Recap MANY THANKS to all who participated in the 2015 NCMF General Meeting & Symposium on 21 October. We are pleased to report this program was a great success! We enjoyed excellent speakers, interesting and informative lobby exhibits, a very productive Silent Auction fundraiser of rare cryptologic items, and as always great conversations with new and old friends. To see more photos & recap, click the button link below. Photos & Recap - October 2015 2015 NSA/CSS CRYPTOLOGIC HALL OF HONOR * Five "cryptologic greats" were inducted into the 2015 NSA/CSS Cryptologic Hall of Honor on 29 October. ADM Michael S. Rogers, Commander, U.S. Cyber Command, Director NSA/CSS presided over the ceremony and highlighted the distinguished achievements of the inductees.  Learn about the inductees via the button link below. 2015 Cryptologic Hall of Honor MORE BYTES *** Visit the Mini Spotlight on our Home Page for current articles of interest. @ November 9th Google Doodle Honors Hedy Lamarr -  If you happened to see the Google Doodle on November 9th (what would have been Hedy Lamarr's 101st birthday), you likely figured out it was about Hedy Lamarr. Check out the back-story to how the Doodle came to be. LEARN MORE. @  Paul Clever's Story Covered in Sept-Oct 2015 VVA Veteran Magazine - In case you missed it, check out this recent article by Holly Shanks for VVA Veteran Magazine about Paul Clever's journey to bringing home his father's remains. LEARN MORE. Wishing you and yours a very Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the NCMF!

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