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[[Office of Strategic Services]]<br/>
[[Soviet Naval GRU]]
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'''Thomas Babin''' was an American who work with Soviet Naval [[GRU]] intelligence during [[World War II]]. Babin was identified in [[Venona project]] decryptions of intercepted Soviet intelligence messages originating from [[New York City]]. Babin reported on ships leaving the [[United States]] in 1943 and on his work with the [[Office of Strategic Services]]. Babin's code name in Soviet intelligence and as deciphered by [[Arlington Hall]] cryptographers is "Brem".
'''Thomas Babin''' was an American who work with Soviet Naval [[GRU]] intelligence during [[World War II]]. Babin was identified in [[Venona project]] decryptions of intercepted Soviet intelligence messages originating from [[New York City]]. Babin reported on ships leaving the [[United States]] in 1943 and on his work with the [[Office of Strategic Services]]. Babin's code name in Soviet intelligence and as deciphered by [[Arlington Hall]] cryptographers is "Brem".