dau of Franz Brecht / Marie Heinz
Never Married
She was in Europe for the war years under the direction of the Central Intelligence Agency and surveyed damage done by bombing missions.
She stayed in Europe and was an interpreter at the Nuremburg trials. She served in the U.S. Army Air Corp Staff Sergeant and was discharged March 11, 1947.
Catherine returned to the States and made Salt Lake City her home. She was the oldest living relative at the 1989 Brecht reunion.
Never Married
She was in Europe for the war years under the direction of the Central Intelligence Agency and surveyed damage done by bombing missions.
She stayed in Europe and was an interpreter at the Nuremburg trials. She served in the U.S. Army Air Corp Staff Sergeant and was discharged March 11, 1947.
Catherine returned to the States and made Salt Lake City her home. She was the oldest living relative at the 1989 Brecht reunion.
dau of Franz Brecht / Marie Heinz
Never Married
She was in Europe for the war years under the direction of the Central Intelligence Agency and surveyed damage done by bombing missions.
She stayed in Europe and was an interpreter at the Nuremburg trials. She served in the U.S. Army Air Corp Staff Sergeant and was discharged March 11, 1947.
Catherine returned to the States and made Salt Lake City her home. She was the oldest living relative at the 1989 Brecht reunion.
Never Married
She was in Europe for the war years under the direction of the Central Intelligence Agency and surveyed damage done by bombing missions.
She stayed in Europe and was an interpreter at the Nuremburg trials. She served in the U.S. Army Air Corp Staff Sergeant and was discharged March 11, 1947.
Catherine returned to the States and made Salt Lake City her home. She was the oldest living relative at the 1989 Brecht reunion.
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