Womens History World War 2 
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SOURCE: USA Today
3/1/2022
Congress Votes Unanimously to Bestow Medal of Honor on Batallion of Black Women Who Served in Europe in WWII
The unit of about 850 women was given a mammoth task of establishing mail logistics after the Allied invasion of France, and succeeded. Only a half-dozen now survive.
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