German Communication Center 2nd G.M 1/35 Dragon-3826

German communications centers during World War II were critical facilities for coordinating military operations. These centers, operated by specialized signal units(Nachrichten), used advanced technology for the time, such as high-frequency radios, protected telephone lines and encryption equipment like the Enigma machine. Strategically located, they facilitated the transmission of orders between the High Command and the troops in the field. The centers were usually protected in bunkers or mobile vehicles to ensure their operation even under attack. Their effectiveness was key to the initial success of the German campaigns, although Allied advances in cracking their codes, especially Enigma, weakened their strategic capability as the war progressed.