https://www.wired.com/2014/05/the-perils-of-passwords-that-are-seemingly-well-known-facts/
The result of such quizzing sometimes caused U.S. military police (MP) to
overreact. On December 21, General Bruce Clarke was stopped on the road out
St. Vith. The MP there said he had been told to keep an eye out for a German
disguised as a one-star general. Clarke did not prove his identity when he
mistakenly identified the Chicago Cubs as an American League team. For 30
minutes, the American general was held in shackles until the errors and
misjudgments were sorted out. The following day, General Bradley was stopped
at a checkpoint and asked to name the capital of Illinois. When Bradley
correctly answered "Springfield," he was detained by a military policeman who
thought Chicago was the state capital.
五星上將布雷德利在二戰突出部之役時曾經被當作間諜拘留，
因為檢查哨的美國憲兵自己搞錯Illinois的首府是那個城市。
布雷德利答的是正確答案Springfield，但是憲兵以為正確答案是芝加哥。
請問一下戰史上還有類似這種弄錯暗號口令的搞笑例子嗎？