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.

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