Carlos Brewer

1890–1976 (age 86)

Military Officer

Biography

Carlos Brewer served his country with distinction as a military officer, dedicating much of his life to service and duty. His career spanned a significant period of American military history during the twentieth century.

He is honored for his service and commitment, with his final resting place at Arlington National Cemetery, the nation's most sacred military burial ground, reflecting the respect accorded to his years of dedication.

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