Over the past several months, the students conducted in-depth research on the 43 Texas women who served in the unit.

Months after the story of the women of the 6888th Battalion made its way onto America’s television screens, parts of unit's legacy removed online.

Netflix viewers were left sobbing after watching the "greatest ever war film" which has been compared to Saving Private Ryan.

A Black woman's military service that's part of the "Six Triple Eight" Netflix seemingly just got scrubbed from the U.S. Department of Defense website.

The Six Triple Eight unit was the only unit made up entirely of Black women in World War II and one of them called Cobb County home. Channel 2 Cobb County Bureau Chief Michele Newell spoke with ...

History either is or isn’t, and everything that happened in World War II, everything that these women contributed adds to the beautiful American story. “What is being done now is the story is ...

The subject of “The Six Triple Eight” is certainly a worthy one—the only unit of color in the U.S. Women’s Army Corps that served in Europe during World War II, and whose members ...

During World War II, more than 800 Black ... connecting with descendants of the women. Meet one of the daughters of the women of Netflix movie The Six Triple Eight “The primary feeling I have ...

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