Working under the motto of “No Mail, Low Morale,” the women served 24/7 in shifts and developed a new tracking system that processed about 65,000 items each shift, allowing them to clear a six ...

Led by Major Charity Adams Earley, the battalion’s motto was “No mail, low morale.” They were given six months to deal with the backlog. They did it in three.

Two Wars: No Mail, Low Morale. Special | 24m Video has Closed Captions | CC. The incredible story of the segregated all-female Women’s Army Corp deployed overseas during WWII. 03/26/2025.

But the Six Triple Eight — whose motto was "no mail, low morale" — managed to do it in half the time, ... the ceremony in the U.S. Capitol wasn't on the books until recently.

(Gray News) - “No mail, low morale”: That was the motto of the “Six Triple Eight,” the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. The World War II-era Women’s Army Corps battalion of ...

D espite the deadly perils of World War II surrounding them, the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion never wavered from ...

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(Gray News) - “No mail, low morale”: That was the motto of the “Six Triple Eight,” the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. The World War II-era Women’s Army Corps battalion of about 850 Black ...

(Gray News) - “No mail, low morale”: That was the motto of the “Six Triple Eight,” the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. The World War II-era Women’s Army Corps battalion of ...