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The Six Triple Eight: How Did Charity Adams Earley Die? True Story Explained
ComingSoon.netStory by Abdul Azim Naushad
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The inspiring true story of pioneering WWII Black officer Charity Adams Earley, whose legacy continues to impact the US military and education decades after her passing.
beat sheet
- Earley was the first American Black woman to be commissioned by the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, and she went on to lead the all-Black 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion in Europe.
- After the war, Earley earned a master's degree and held administrative roles at universities, while also volunteering for organizations like the American Red Cross - showcasing her lifelong commitment to service.
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Charity Adams Earley, Kerry Washington, Stanley A. Earley, Jr., Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, American Red Cross, YWCA, Miller Academy of Fine Arts, Georgia State College, Fort Gregg-Adams, The Six Triple Eight