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Re: My mother was a secretary in Civil Service attached to a Military Intelligence unit during reconstruction after World War 2. I have her personnel file. Where would you suggest I look for what activities the unit (and her superior) was involved in?
Rebecca Collier
May 31, 2016 1:00 PM
What was the specific Military Intelligence unit?
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Re: My mother was a secretary in Civil Service attached to a Military Intelligence unit during reconstruction after World War 2. I have her personnel file. Where would you suggest I look for what activities the unit (and her superior) was involved in?
Extracted from her personnel file. Please let me know if you need additional information. HB
January 1946
Counter Intelligence Corps
Counter Intelligence Branch
Division G-2
Nurnborg/Bamberg, Germany [poor copy]
[Nuremberg/Hamburg?]
8 June 1946 Transferred
From Frankfurt to Munich, Germany
5 July 1946
CIC G-2 Hq USFET
Secretary-Stenographer to the Chief, Deputy Chief, and Executive Officer, Theater Counter Intelligence investigations throughout the US occupied zone, including Bremen and Berlin.
Collects highly classified material and actually prepared semi-weekly reports of Counter Intelligence Corps activities for the A. C. of S., G-2, Headquarters, US Forces, European Theater.
[She was working for/with Major Lewis Jackson Kolb.]
December 1946
G-2 Division, 970th CIC Det
Frankfurt, Germany
19 May 1947
ODDI, 970th CIC Det Hq
Frankfurt, Germany
Terminated 23 May 1947 for “personal reasons beyond her control.”
23 May 1947
Certification regarding secrecy per Army Regulations 380-5
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Re: My mother was a secretary in Civil Service attached to a Military Intelligence unit during reconstruction after World War 2. I have her personnel file. Where would you suggest I look for what activities the unit (and her superior) was involved in?
Rebecca Collier
Jun 1, 2016 7:12 AM
2 of 2 people found this helpfulNARA's Textual Reference Archives II Branch has custody of records pertaining to the 970th CIC Detachment. Please contact them at archives2reference@nara.gov and include the same information you have list on the History Hub.