Well, the USN would not have agreed that everything was done to protect Enigma. The RN was utterly devoted to killing all of the "Milch Cow" supply U-boats as well as any false flagged surface ships used to supply the U-boats. It got so that every time those subs arranged a rendezvous, no matter how far out in the middle of nowhere, Allied ships and aircraft showed up to spoil the party. The USN was rather exasperated, figuring that the Germans just had to figure out what was going on. After the British repeatedly warned the Americans about security, they seemed to ignore it when it came to attacking those particular German assets.
In the Korean War the USAF had a station on a small island that monitored Mig communications and was able to count how many came out and how many got back home. The DPRK did not like that much, and staged of their very few daylight bombing raids to attack that station. The USAF responded with F-86's and a proper furball developed, with both DPRK bombers and LA-7 escorts as well as Mig-15's.