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National GeographicSome of Britain's stealthiest secret agents had feathers during World War II. With the Enigma code still unsolved, the Allies turned to pigeons—dropping more than 16,000 of them into Nazi-occupied Europe to carry back secret intel. These birds became unlikely war heroes, helping change the war's course, and later being recruited for more covert missions. Learn more about these unique spies at the 🔗 in bio. Host: @itshalleybee
On the profile · Aug 4, 2025