Allied Intelligence

Allied Intelligence during World War II refers to the collaborative efforts of intelligence agencies from countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada, working together to gather, analyze, and share information about enemy activities. This cooperation helped in deciphering codes, understanding enemy strategies, and planning military operations. Key achievements included breaking the German Enigma code and providing crucial data that influenced major battles. The successful sharing of intelligence enhanced the effectiveness of Allied forces and ultimately contributed to their victory in the war.