John Has A Long Mustache

Handlebar mustache drawn in orange on a navy background
Part two of the broadcast.

The chair is against the wall.

John has a long mustache.

The code lives in two halves.

The Chair Is Against The Wall.com and John Has A Long Mustache.com are sister sites.

The first line of the broadcast lives here.

The second line lives next door.

Both sites share the same goal: honor Red Dawn, teach the history behind the code and keep the lessons of the film easy to find.

How The Two Sites Fit Together

SiteFocusStart Here
The Chair Is Against The Wall.comThe film, the code, the places and the ideasWhere To Start
John Has A Long Mustache.comThe second half of the broadcast and its storiesOpen the site

Where The Phrase Comes From

In 1944 the BBC broadcast “Jean a de longues moustaches” to the French Resistance. In 1984 Red Dawn recycled the idea. Both phrases mean nothing to the enemy and everything to the listener. Read the full story on Radio Londres And D-Day.

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Two Halves Of One Code

The chair is against the wall.

John has a long mustache.

Answer the signal at John Has A Long Mustache.com