She told people she was a secretary. Betty Webb helped crack enemy codes

At the age of 101, Betty Webb died at the end of March in the United Kingdom. One of the last living employees of the famous Bletchley Park mansion, where she helped crack enemy codes for the Government's Coding and Encryption Institute during World War II. Later she also served in the US, where she worked with Japanese news at the Pentagon. She hasn't been able to talk about her work for decades.