It coordinated the building of the first U-boat bunker in Bergen, codenamed Bruno, as well as several other U-boat bunkers along the Norwegian coast.
USEB managed to scrounge up a demo of Sony Ericsson's Android interface, codenamed "Rachel" (as inherited from the device it's expected to launch on, also named "Rachel"), and man does it look fantastic.
Anne-Marie Walters is better known to history as Colette, her codename as one of a number of women the British sent to France in part because men of military age would have been too conspicuous.
Jobs derided the idea then codenamed "Annie" as the "dumbest idea he'd ever heard of," Raskin told Malone.
The game will instead follow the Spartan soldiers, codenamed Noble Team, as they traverse the world of Reach before it is destroyed (the happenings on Reach occurred before anything in Halo 1).
The elephant in the room of this E3 was the next generation, a topic largely dodged by Microsoft and Sony reps refusing to discuss the progress of their next hardware systems, currently codenamed internally as Durango and Orbis, respectively.
The Midway invasion was codenamed by the Japanese as Operation MI.
The major union, Popcru, started a series of operations with codenames such as Operation Quiet Storm.
Using powerful data analysis tools with codenames such as Turbulence, Turmoil and Tumult, the NSA automatically sifts through the enormous amount of internet traffic that it sees, looking for Tor connections.
Emails published by Fairfax described how Unaoil staff allegedly used codenames such as "Lighthouse", "Ivan", "M" and "Teacher" to obliquely refer to high-level contacts in the Iraqi state oil company.
