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 historical context of the battalion's formation in November 1944, following the removal of enlistment restrictions for African American women, and emphasizes that it was the only Women's Army Corps battalion deployed to the European Theater comprised entirely of African American women. The resolution details the battalion's mission to process millions of pieces of mail for military personnel and their families, overcoming numerous challenges, including harsh working conditions and significant backlogs of undelivered mail.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the battalion's achievements, including the awards they received for their service, such as the Women's Army Corps Service Medal and the Congressional Gold Medals awarded in 2022. It also notes the recognition they have received over the years, including a monument dedicated to them in 2018 and honors from Presidents Obama and Biden. The resolution concludes by formally commending the members of the 6888th Battalion for their dedication and service, encapsulating their motto, "No mail, low morale," which underscores the importance of their role in maintaining morale among servicemembers during the war.