Why would it be "Palmerston's Enigma Wireless Interception"? After all, when Palmerston (Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston) died in 1865, wireless communcation hadn't even been dreamt of, let alone radio interception and the enigma machine. The title sort implies that he was somehow involved with Enigma Wirless Interception in the 1940's. It's a very sloppy title really. So, what connection does Palmerston have with 1940's radio interception?
Yes, I know somebody is going to say "Oh its because it was located in a "Palmerston Fort", but the title implies the person rather than the location. However, even if it was the place, it would be inaccurate really, because "Palmerston Fort" stems from the derogatory term "Palmerston's Follies" coined by those who opposed the construction of fixed fortifcations, rather than his direct involvement with the forts. This is especially the case with the Chatham land defences, because they were removed from the orginal construction programme to cut cost. Still, it wouldn't make it "Palmerston's Enigma Wireless Interception".