Joe Kubryk - Working with codes
Transcript: And toward the evenings used to be a grown up man riding a horse dressed as a farmer from a village. And we had codes, and he used to leave, let's say, you want to report to him what you saw, so we had spoken up to him ahead of time when we took these jobs. That in this particular village, this is where you going to be stationed. This is the barn or the stack of hay where you are going to leave the messages. In the same token, if they had to leave you a message, they left you a piece of paper. For instance, if it was a yellow piece of paper, you can remain in the village and continue your job. If it was a red piece and it was written in it that the village was going to be attacked and you were given a special code. So the attacking troop only knew that code, and you. So if the attacking troop came, you came across the attacking troop, you said the code, they let you through and they take you along with them.