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English: Diagram of german GDNA signal intelligence intercept network in the Russian Front in 1st January 1945. It's shows the layout of different intercept unit types and the Order of Battle hierarchy. Signal Intelligence Regiment (KONA) article describes each type. |
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Created in Office 2016 Diagrammer on 22-23 March 2017 |
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