... were the generals who controlled the operation and there still some parts that were even classified to them, all the workers were told was that the small piece they were doing made a bigger picture of the German movements. The work being done at Bletchley Park was vast that they had to split up into lots of departments and then split into small work groups, which were assigned to one of the many huts, surrounding the Mansion, which were very crowded and hectic with people constantly at work. The huts were used as temporary offices as so many operations were going on at Bletchley Park. This was because there was insufficient room inside the mansion. This was also a good way to keep people talking to only the people they directly worked for and with. If you were court speaking to anyone from another department or group you could be arrested ...

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