What does Station Hypo and the Battle of Midway indicate about the importance of information?
The Battle of Midway was a turning point for the US in Pacific. The soldiers who fought the battle are celebrated as heroes and rightfully so; however, a group of barely known codebreakers called Station Hypo may have deserved more recognition than they have earned.
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