Black Female WWII Unit May Receive Congressional Medal

Black Female WWII Unit May Receive Congressional Medal

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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.

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What is the significance of the Congressional Gold Medal for the unit?

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Who is one of the surviving members mentioned in the text?

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