The 6888th Battalion broke barriers in the military. As depicted in the Netflix film, the 6888th is the largest group of ...

Descendants of WWII's 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion express outrage over Trump's decision to rename military bases honoring Black veterans.

A powerful story of service and history was shared today in Fort Oglethorpe, as retired U.S. Army Colonel Edna Cummings spoke ...

The 6888th battalion was given six months to complete their task, but they finished in 90 days. After they completed their mission in England, the battalion was relocated to France.

The 6888th battalion was given six months to complete their task, but they finished in 90 days. After they completed their mission in England, the battalion was relocated to France.

In March 2022, the 6888th Battalion became the only women's military unit to receive the nation's highest civilian honor -- the Congressional Gold Medal. In 2023, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore declared ...

World War II veteran Maj. Fannie Griffin McClendon, a member of the World War II 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, will be honored for her service with the Congressional Gold Medal. AP.

Still, it is important that the 6888th Battalion’s story is being told. We just hope that it isn’t limited to this one film. We break down our thoughts and reactions to “The Six Triple Eight ...

The 6888th Battalion was the only all black women's Army unit sent overseas in WW II. Most of the 6888th worked as postal clerks, but others were cooks, ...

The 6888th Battalion broke barriers in the military. As depicted in the Netflix film, the 6888th is the largest group of Black women to serve overseas during World War II.

The 6888th battalion was given six months to complete their task, but they finished in 90 days. After they completed their mission in England, the battalion was relocated to France.