Black Female WWII Unit May Receive Congressional Medal

The video discusses the Senate's legislation to award the Congressional Gold Medal to Battalion 66 Sixty 888, the only black women's unit in Europe during WWII. The unit played a crucial role in solving a male crisis during the war. Currently, only seven members are believed to be alive, including retired Major Fannie Griffin McClendon. The bill still requires approval from the House.

What significant recognition is the Senate considering for Battalion 66 Sixty 888?

• The Presidential Medal of Freedom

• The Silver Star

• The Congressional Gold Medal

• The Medal of Honor

What unique characteristic did Battalion 66 Sixty 888 have during World War Two?

• It was the largest battalion in the war

• It was the first unit to land on D-Day

• It was the only black unit of women in Europe

• It was the only all-female unit in the Pacific

What issue did the members of Battalion 66 Sixty 888 help resolve during the war?

• A shortage of medical supplies

• A food shortage

• A growing male crisis

• A lack of communication equipment

How many surviving members of Battalion 66 Sixty 888 are believed to be alive?

• Twelve

• Ten

• Seven

• Five

What is the next step for the bill to award the Congressional Gold Medal to Battalion 66 Sixty 888?

• Approval by the President

• Approval by the House

• Approval by the Supreme Court

• Approval by the United Nations