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The ASD had its beginnings during the World War II, when Australian military personnel were called on to intercept and decode Japanese radio signals as part of the South-West Pacific campaign lead by General MacArthur. After the war, the Australian government created the Defence Signals Bureau to continue the work of exploiting foreign communications, as well as providing communications security in the armed services and government departments.
During the intervening decades the ASD went through many iterations and name changes as it adapted and evolved to the security needs of the nation. Finally in May 2013 the title Australian Signals Directorate was chosen to reflect its whole-of-government role in supporting Australia’s national security. As the ASD celebrates seventy-five years of service and protection, they also look towards the future as Australia’s cyber protectors in the digital age.
- Features a four level coded message and two bonus hidden codes to discover and crack
- Encapsulated coin in a stunning presentation card
- Worldwide mintage of 50,000 coins
- Australian legal tender
| SKU | 100537 |
| Barcode # | 9314688108936 |
| Brand | Royal Australian Mint |
| Unit Of Measure | ea |
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30 DAYS RETURN POLICY
Since we would love you to have a peace of mind, we offer a 30 days return policy accepts exchange/refund request if the goods are of:
- unacceptable quality (i.e. faulty);
- are damaged during transit;
- don't match the product description,
- or don't do what our description said they would do.
If you receive a parcel from us that meet any of the above conditions, we are very sorry, please let us know and we will do whatever we could to put a smile on your face.
Please review our full return & exchange policy.
