Netflix film tells true story of only predominantly Black and female army battalion to serve during WWII

'The Six Triple Eight' recently debuted on Netflix and tells the story of the only predominantly black and female army battalion that served overseas during World War II.

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The 6888th postal battalion consisted mostly of Black American women. They were assigned to locations in England and France during World War II. Their mission was to clear several years of backlogged mail.

"When there is no mail, there is low morale," Washington, who stars as U.S. Army Maj. Charity Adams, says during the film. The phrase was the battalion's motto.