The bill, H. 4085, is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to recognize and honor the members of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion of the Women's Army Corps for their significant contributions to the United States military during World War II. The resolution highlights the battalion's unique status as the only Women's Army Corps unit composed entirely of African American women deployed to the European Theater. It details their mission to process over seventeen million pieces of mail for military personnel and American Red Cross workers, which was crucial for maintaining morale among troops and their families.

The resolution also commemorates the battalion's achievements, including their innovative mail tracking system that eliminated a six-month backlog in just three months, and their successful processing of undelivered mail that had accumulated over three years. Despite facing challenging conditions, the 6888th Battalion upheld their motto, "No mail, low morale," and received several awards for their service, including the Women's Army Corps Service Medal and the Congressional Gold Medal. The resolution serves to formally acknowledge their legacy and the impact they had on both military operations and the advancement of racial and gender dynamics within the armed forces.