Social media post helps woman discover her grandmother's World War II past

David Begnaud tells how one woman's scroll through social media helped reveal the courageous story of her 102-year-old grandmother, who was one of the last surviving members of an all-female and all-Black segregated World War II unit.
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[@cocojenae]

They need to make a movie about these women, what a blessing to be educated about this!

[@essence174]

Omg yes!!!! That would be a phenomenal movie!!!!

[@NadiaGirl1]

@@essence174 I agree who knows what amazing war stories are out there that are untold.

[@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453]

Great, i'd totally watch it!

[@tyardovdabulldht2340]

That was my FIRST THOUGHT! DITTO 👍

[@carolinecholmodeley8719]

Here, here !!!!!

[@shawnpreston1639]

My grandfather was born in the same year as Mrs. Garcia. He, too, fought in WW2 and never talked about it much. He was Black American, and the small stories he told was heartbreaking. Black soldiers were not treated very well in the military. Then he fought in Japan only to return to the segregated. He didn’t get voting rights until well in his 50s. Think about that! And for those who say the Confederate flag is part of their heritage. It’s part of mine too in many ways. My grandfather, along with surviving Black veterans, would March at the state capital on MLK day to remove the that flag from the capital building. All those old men died never seeing that flag removed. I lived to see it, though. My grandfather is my hero. He loved everyone regardless if they loved him back.

[@MISNM0]

Sincere appreciation for the service of your precious Grandfather in every category that America called on him. There has been so much injustice and you do well by him to put him in the warm light of love where he belongs.

[@iamladyblack1188]

Praise God for his generation. The sacrifice and the perseverance!!!! My great aunt is 105 and was a nurse. She didn’t serve in the military, but that generation is of an ilk full of strength, determination, and deep abiding love.

[@vachonew5904]

Same here. My grandfather and many of my uncles were in the service. They are a from a small town in MO. And their stories are so unreal.

[@jdmmg4904]

♥️♥️♥️

[@SuzanneDeniseB]

Thank you fot sharing the story of your Grandfathers military career. We appreciate his service 💙

[@boricuaalma2176]

As a Puertorican American this made me feel all kinds of PRIDE! I'm sitting here in tears (of joy & happiness) for this incredible woman and the life she has lead and the lives she saved! women like her have truly paved the way for not only Puertorican women, but all women! and we salute you! Senora Garcia... ❤️🇺🇲🇵🇷🪖⛑️🚑

[@stormstorm7396]

Somebody lady down with a Hispanic man simply as that mixed muts thank God I'm black

[@Dominican1923]

​@@stormstorm7396 she's clearly a black Hispanic afro latina Afro Puerto Rican 🇵🇷

[@Dominican1923]

​@StormStorm ⛈️⚡ there's full black Hispanics so you're Hispanic too? Or just African American? Or black descent from another country?

[@boricuaalma2176]

@@stormstorm7396 you could've posted your comment elsewhere! calling people "Mixed Mutts" but for some reason you read my comment and it "BOTHERED" you and prompted you to post that comment!

[@julesb2415]

I love her immediately!! She is so lovely, sweet, a patriot, veteran, and likes scotch 🤣🤣🤣

[@lobodiablo841]

I'm going to start having a shot of scotch a day!

[@Fuzz32]

“There are no small jobs, just small people.” And this woman and all those ladies who served alongside her are GIANTS!

[@yvonnesmeltzer4011]

Wonderful report! I too am a woman veteran, of the Vietnam era, served in the Army.

[@kimr.5149]

Agree!!!💯🕊

[@Drexxaal]

Wow! What a beautiful WOMAN! Push thru stupidity, hate, racism, sexism all 2 do what she could 4 a country that barely tolerates her! Doesn't matter u can't touch that beautiful heart that just loves! I salute u, Angel!!!

[@InnaVitamina777]

❤️

[@eclectictreasures955]

Thank you for your BEAUTIFUL INSIGHT!!

[@ralphseward1293]

I SALUTE YOU as well. Although it may have seemed like a small job to you probably because you seem to have a BIG HEART and it no doubt seemed easy. Thank YOU for your duty from a heartless nation. You saved lives as well as countless souls. Thank you GRAND daughter for sharing. Now get in touch with Tyler Perry so yawll can enjoy the FRUITS OF HER LABOR.

[@TheTrueTLC]

@@ralphseward1293 Ava Duvernay

[@theninjacat7200]

This is probably one of the reasons why she survived so long - she didn't let hate stop her.

[@julesb2415]

I've never ever heard about these women, much less taught about them. I love WWII history and want to know more about them.

[@doriwilson6991]

That's a sad injustice too. We need to have our history books reflect the history in fact. I see it mainly acknowledges white heroes of the war. But skips over the sacrifices of soldiers of many ethnic groups. This is why I study history for more than what the school books are telling us.

[@Nurse-Laura]

There is an Audible series called The Home Front, and it goes into some of the history of BIPOC soldiers and civilians during WWII. They also discuss some of the women’s regiments, but not about this particular topic. I’m glad that CBS This Morning decided to run this important story.

[@doriwilson6991]

@@Nurse-Laura there's a podcast that my son listens to about history of our country and it's things we're not even aware of. Now that the podcast is telling it the government has confirmed that it's true. Like the air balloons with bombs the Japanese were sending across the ocean. Many made landfall and they're still finding what's left of them in places in the midwest.

[@Nurse-Laura]

@@doriwilson6991 interesting! What is the podcast called?

[@julesc1989]

Hey Jules

[@dianejorgensen398]

I love her ! How lucky is her granddaughter to have this treasure as a Grandmother ?

[@clarapeters6583]

Exactly…I am sure it’s a beautiful blessing for her. I’m tearing up with her.

[@noviandy6482]

For real. She is so bless.

[@lastdays3148]

🌹

[@sheila8102]

What a beautiful story. Mrs. Garcia, I love you and thank you for your service. My aunt, CPT Mary F. Kearney (from CT) was one of the commanding officers of the WW2 - 6888. All these very special ladies served our country will grace and honor despite segregated conditions.

[@user-lp8on7qm5x]

Excellent story!! A lesson learned in History!! I liked when she said "You want a Scotch"? Yes, please Cheers! to Long life🍸🍸

[@bevh2107]

We thank your Auntie for her SERVICE.

[@philipciaffa6643]

Another great segment by David Begnaud and his team. Mrs. Garcia and her granddaughter, Tara are a delight. Although underappreciated in both World Wars, many segregated service members served with honor and some with distinction. They are fully deserving of some belated recognition and gratitude. Well done!

[@HoneySuckle123]

Yes, I agree with you Philip.

[@louisaabahanson962]

Beautiful story

[@harolynjoseph9488]

Thank you for this history some of us seniors knew of these women told to us by the women growing. Up my family were in medical field when they wore white nursing hats. Patriots.

[@adrirodriguez-schvemer9882]

The name Cresencia in the beginning of the segment caught my attention. Her name is unique not many people with the name Cresencia. My mother's name is Cresencia and even more unique my dad's name is Esteban. My mother is 74 and has been a seamstress all her life. Loved Mrs. Garcia's story

[@imaginelovepeaceandhappine3281]

WOW! Well that is unique. I hope that you are blessed to see your parents reach the fine age of 102 and older if meant to be. Wish you all forever Love, Peace and Happiness.

[@sheismonalisa3146]

Oh wow! That's truly wonderful. Let's you know that stars do align in the most loving way possible. Many blessings.

[@begoodify]

Wow!

[@leewhite-graham753]

I LOVE her name! It's beautiful! Reminds me of flowers and another lovely lady named Spensetta!

[@elizabethcartagena3698]

WOW, that is so cool!! What a beautiful name.

[@AlabasterClay]

What a beautiful woman. She was gorgeous back in the day, and doesn't look 102 now for sure.

[@ktmansfield1016]

SERIOUSLY. The picture of her in front of the mirror is stunning.

[@cjsrescues]

Mrs. Garcia from one female Veteran, I thank you for your service and paving the way for more generations of women to serve. You have my highest respect. Again, Thank you. I would love to meet you.

[@ruth_a_r.n.2753]

This is amazing! I love hearing this. My Mom is 97 and served in the Women's Army Corps. She was an operating room technician back then. I love hearing Mom's stories about the military

[@dominiquemosley1703]

Awesome!! Record everything she tells you about that part of her life. She's a living legend! Keep her pictures. All of this can be passed down to future generations..

[@leewhite-graham753]

@@dominiquemosley1703 Thank her for us and let us know her stories!❤❤❤

[@CR-ce5lf]

I’m bawling my eyes out!!!!!🥺 this is absolutely beautiful, my heart needed this soooo bad. I can’t believe how far we’ve come, wow.

[@mojoe3012]

Haha 😄. I cried also🤭

[@dragonfly4484]

I'm a grown a** man, out here in europe, looking for who is cutting the onions.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Yes me too. So sad there are only six of them left to get the recognition they should have got 70+ years ago.

[@yolandacarrillo3681]

I knew she was Puerto Rican as soon as I started to see this video. My father also served in WWII. A lot of people do not know this.

[@Jiron127]

It was the accent for me. It was undeniably puerto rican

[@incoco2]

I guessed it to

[@rachellefebres4183]

😭💔 these stories needed to be out. That woman so strong even at 102 years old. Oh my! I am proud to be an American even with how they treated her. She is amazing

[@hynesiajones9742]

Wonderful life and tribute.

[@panther782]

Yes, my grandfather parachuted into enemy territory, black soldier. I love this story. I had no idea there was a women’s unit. We are rarely part of the history told. Love this woman, you can tell she is so much fun even at 102 years. I am sure her attitude has helped her live. She is still so beautiful inside and out.

[@delvisfebo5869]

My grandfather was a WWII veteran and also never spoke of it. This story makes me so proud of our 🇵🇷women serving.

[@chungusmaximus526]

Que vivan los boricuas!! 🇵🇷🫂🇨🇺

[@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons]

Yes!!!! 🇯🇲🇵🇷🇻🇮 my family were passers that’s how they managed through America!

[@lumberjack297]

She's a very spry, and bubbly 102 year old. I'm so glad that America and the world is giving her her flowers while she can see, touch and smell them. Wishing you many, many more, ma'am!!

[@melindagraves5212]

Salute to the beautiful Mrs. Garcia who is wise, 😍 and full of life.

[@rocketmailmillonelytworoad]

And we all salute you with all do respect grandma 😌

[@jandoel]

I'm so glad we got to meet Mrs Garcia. She is such a beautiful soul. My grandfathers never talked about the war or their service either. I don't think it was because they thought their service was unremarkable, rather they experienced the atrocities of war and and wanted to avoid reliving it.

[@mkuti-childress3625]

My grandfather and grandmother met and married while serving in WWII, and I actually grew up thinking about how much fun it must have been-because I only heard funny stories. I only recently found out that there were other, way more difficult stories of their experiences that I never heard growing up.

[@whyallthese6805]

Omg I'm tearing up😢 watching this blessed grandmother. It's such a privilege to have watched this 🙏🏾

[@kevincrenshaw2134]

She is so humble and inspiring.

[@warriorgal1]

Don’t forget funny & sharp! She saluted Jill Biden twice.

[@lilsisasu]

She seems like a hoot to be around!

[@TWLogik]

Black people are so humble about their service. I had spoken to a man for years. Only to later find out that he was a Tuskegee Airman.

[@teresalegler2777]

That’s why there’s called the greatest generation. No bragging or complaining. Just doing their JOB! Thank you for your service. Your story, as well as your teammates should be written in the history books so that all children, not just the grandchildren can learn of the deeds of so many ignored and belittled service men and women. A movie based on the story of Mrs GRcia and her fellow “Medcs” as well as those who joined just joined to serve their nation. Whether sorting mail or care for the wounded, they volunteered to help and serve. Thanks for this beautiful story. At 102 years of age, grandma is still a bright and alert star. Salud!

[@jdmmg4904]

This woman is extraordinary and deserves recognition ♥️

[@fernandocaraveo1483]

What a woman! God bless her and her family!!!

[@josephbscott8350]

This is the feel good story of the day !! I salute Mrs. Garcia for her service! ,I salute her for her excellent example of a life well lived! Thank You CBS for sharing her story.

[@ryan49805]

What a GEM!!! 🇺🇸 seems like a real firecracker!!! This level of humility is becoming more and more rare…

[@lesleyb7546]

What a beautiful story ! Thank you Mrs. Garcia for your service . What a great woman !

[@yvonnefigueroa8262]

Thank you David for honoring Mrs Garcia by telling her story

[@mickieminton6940]

The Forgotten Generation. They don't blow their own horn but work for us and keep doing what they always have. Bless this generation they are so precious and getting fewer by the day. I was blessed to be in the Marine Corps League as an associate member with 3 WWII Veterans 2 of whom fought at Iwo Jima and we're wounded. I miss those men dearly. God Bless our soldiers past, present, and future. And God Bless America!🇺🇲🇺🇸

[@InnaVitamina777]

So very true. Excellent point. How people get "participation awards" for losing in sports and academic competition today while so many groups of people risked and or sacrificed their lives to fight for rights they were never given is truly tragic.

[@denisehenry3427]

Hearing stories about the Great Generation always made me proud to be an American. The sacrifices they made for generations to come. All we were asked to do is wear a mask and stay in for a time. Yes they are and was extraordinary people. Thanks to everyone who ever served in the military 🪖. Bless you Mrs. Garcia. 🙏

[@beyourself2444]

They were a part of the “Greatest Generation”. They lived through World Wars, pandemics, economic downturns. They did everything with grace and it was tough in those days…

[@williambent9636]

We need more stories like this one. This lovely woman is just one year younger than my own beloved grandmother, born in 1919, before women finally were granted the right to vote. Her story shows that as hard as it was and is to receive the respect deserved as a person of color, gender is often a higher hurtle to jump on the road to being actually SEEN and acknowledged as a person, and patriot.

[@denisehenry3427]

I saw a program on PBS, And they mentioned the Black Women who handled the mail doing WWII 👏

[@yurei8]

My mother was born on October 6th 1919, in Hamilton OH.

[@williambent9636]

@@yurei8 I wish people today had the patriotism of the WWII generation. They fought fascists and loved their country, even when it did not always love them back. We could learn a lot from people like your mother. They were willing to sacrifice all for the common good. Many people today won't even wear a mask to save their elderly and sick family members! My entire family has Covid right now because the family of the paralyzed man my daughter cares for would not mask or take precautions. And this is the second time this bunch almost killed their dad with Covid this year!

[@islandgirlruby2750]

Aww grandma was really alert when she spoke with Jill. That whole moment made me tear up.

[@jadeh2699]

I love this story! Very refreshing. And I am so glad to see the First Lady take time to commend this beautiful woman who embodies all the qualities of what it means to be a United States citizen.

[@PincheBecky0Effsgiven]

I felt that pride! I salute you WOMAN 🎖

[@maxwong6222]

This is your heritage, America. Recognise it, own it, honor it.

[@avgolden1974]

I cried!!!!!!!! Thank you for this story. What a blessing to be able body at 102 and mentally sharp!

[@fredachildress3728]

What a beautiful lady, thank you for your service to this country.

[@flowergirlpower1991]

Wonderful. My aunt beat covid at 100 also. She didn't get very I'll. My aunt also turned 101 last week, 13 July.

[@TheOne-ex8cs]

She so fly 😃👍

[@melindagraves5212]

Yes she 🇺🇸 is representing well!

[@sandraperkins203]

Precious Black history this is wonderful. We must work hard to keep our cultural records.

[@Dominican1923]

Afro Latinos black Hispanics

[@ragemodels]

Wow what an amazing strong Woman !!! Let's take a moment to appreciate that's she is 102 years young and far more lucid than 20 year Olds today !!! The Segragated part is Awful !!! Shame on you America make it up to her NOW !!! she deserves it !!! 👏👏👏 Tara you are awesome !!!

[@AloRose]

The pride I have anytime I hear about the 6 Triple 8 always makes my heart smile. I remember when my library hosted a documentary screening about this special group a few years back, it had the audience in awe. I hope their story gets a big screen treatment.

[@charlenetolar9470]

Thank You For Service OUR Country Ma'am With Love From Camden, Alabama 🙏❤️ What A Beautiful Woman 🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇲At The Age Of 102 Years Old Wow I Salute You Ma'am 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 😇🌹😭💞

[@kugi123]

David has a gift, truly. His voice, his care. its amazing

[@uncledogg5156]

The Greatest generation for sure !!

[@feliciagalvan2910]

From one female veteran to another. Thank you for your patriotism in WWII and throughout your life. Thank you for leading the way for us. Thank for your service!!!! 🙏🙏🙏💕💐🥃

[@dreefrazier6424]

We need more than a thank you, have you seen the high rate of homeless veterans? Why should a veteran need a co-signer to get a VA loan? A Bunch of rubbish.

[@PetePuebla]

As a veteran, there are a lot of stories that go untold. We do our service and don’t talk about it much with our children and grandchildren. Sadly, these stories disappear like dust in the wind.

[@adriennebrailsford6291]

I appreciate this! Salute to you woman and thank you for your service!

[@applejellypucci]

102! As a female Army veteran this made me tear up. Thank you for your service Sra García. Salute!

[@maungl]

Thank you for the upbeat story! What a woman!! Thank you ma'am for your service to our country, in spite of how it may have treated you. You are an amazing role model!!

[@daphnerichardson8013]

I SALUTE you Mrs Garcia. I'm so happy you are getting your flowers while you can appreciate them. Thank you for your service. You are 102yrs beautiful, brave and blessed. This made me so happy. I'm smiling like it's my grandmother,I guess she is all of ours. So sorry for your experience with racism especially while doing a service for humanity. I celebrate and thank you . 😊

[@fotoepix8216]

Thank You Mama🫶🏾💪🏿🙏🏾Even More Special We Share The Same Earthday🌿From One Veteran To The Next Much Honor And More Life🙌😇

[@ladykippins1032]

She is adorable. Thank you for this segment. It really made my day and made me smile.

[@KonversationsWithKona]

Love Our 1st Lady!!! Salute 👑

[@aimeechapman5780]

I'm just overjoyed to learn about these women

[@aGwEENapple]

This was beautiful to watch. I wonder if she'll ever be able to speak to one of the other 5 surviving women. 102 years is amazing!

[@carmel_coco]

This made me CRY, what a WONDERFUL woman WOW. I wish I had a woman like that in my life. My Big mama is gone now and, boy do I miss her 😔. i like , I’m sure so many others just finding out about the 6888 unit . A brave group of women who deserve to be celebrated for their bravery👩🏽‍🏭

[@ammaopoku5397]

Oh David... what a beautiful beautiful segment. I’m in tears. What a delight.

[@dtyree3295]

Such an amazing woman! Thank you Soldier for your service Ma'am!

[@crb7628]

Love stories by David.

[@DraKBC]

One of the best reports given by David! He deserve an award! Oh! Mrs. Garcia what can I say? Funny, confident, and a genius!

[@patticake4566]

Thank you Hero!

[@gloriah1449]

What a remarkable 👏 story..God Bless her!!!!! OF COURSE David u are a Devotes Journalist to Latinos! We love. My brother who is happily married even Says he has a guy crush cause Ur so awesome. What u did for Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 we forever will be 🙏 grateful.

[@absatwell8163]

Such a wonderful story!!

[@chrisgrace81]

David and Vlad -both so sincere

[@nahlanat.kreshnan3131]

Im not American but I am so proud of and grateful to Mrs Garcia. Bless her and her children. Also thank you David Begnaud!

[@sansworld]

Young generations should be greatfull to their ancestors, grandparents, people who have given us free World , no matter ur from which ever country always respect and be greatful to them Maam Thank You so much for service 💜❤️ At this age still ur full of life God Bless you CBS Thank You for sharing 🥰

[@alexandrajackson8498]

My grandfather was like Mrs. Garcia, viewed as LESS THAN in the United States SEGREGATED ARMY. He was treated better by the German POWs he was guarding. The Europeans would ask to see his "monkey tail, hooved feet." Something they were told he had by white American soldiers. So no we shouldn't be grateful, for having our Elders disrespected while fighting for the freedoms of others under their country's flag, while viewed less than human by their OWN country.

[@Yasminescookingshow]

I'm Haitian American who served in the US Navy for 8 years and i was in tears during the entire video. Thank you for this amazing story David. Wow! She's a lovely and sassy soul. I love her granddaughter.

[@lorraine725]

Dude why the heck am i crying?? This is freaking amazing thank you for your service Mrs. Garcia.

[@mimiq64]

Love this story. This should be a movie

[@twanacisse2156]

My mom Alberta Viola Manson Allen was also trained as a mail sorter for World War two. She has pass away at the age of 79 years old, now as of 2004. But I would love to know more of my moms military past?

[@leticiavillafranco6347]

That was a beautiful story. Thank you for you service Mrs. Garcia!!!

[@charlottemandeilunga6465]

This is incredible and moving

[@carswel5]

wow....learn something new everyday....we salute you Mrs. Garcia!!!! Thank you for your service and breaking barriers!!!!! 💪🏾💯

[@oceandreamer1958]

Beautiful story! What an incredible woman! Thank you for sharing Mrs. Garcia and her granddaughter with us!

[@donnathomas9111]

She is Blessed and Highly favoured by God! What a wonderful woman!🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@elizabethpatterson578]

Great to hear this story, it gives you hope that this country has hope treating everyone with respect

[@meseretadam6347]

I’m very happy my tear can’t even stop especially when salute First Lady she touched my heart so so sweet how she did all for our nation you family is great to be proud of you sister mother friend hero wow !!! and we need more of you more strong faithful women like you Congratulations 🎈🎉🍾 for God give this precious year to live and service faithfully we owner you are a great example of woman. God bless you!

[@anamaria2053]

Thank you! This story brought tears to my eyes.

[@anitaharris1494]

I was so moved to tears throughout this entire video.

[@dmiles8406]

I’m so happy to share this story with fellow Veterans. I served honorably as a U.S. Marine and truly enjoyed the honor of hearing this story. She’s simply blessed and highly favored.

[@maryo.1448]

David Your a Sweet Heart! Salute to Ms Garcia for her service! Blessings to her Family!

[@DonnaMariaDixson]

Now she should’ve gotten the Medal of Freedom of the Medal of Honor recently. What a video that needs to be shared.

[@monicagaitor6751]

What a legacy! ❤️ Finally recognized her contribution to her country.. May God continue to bless her.

[@francoisdanielaccede2054]

This made me cry! I wish her all the best that life has to offer. Thank you for your service miss!

[@3Minah]

Salute to you Mrs. Garcia and the “Six Triple Eight “ officially known as the 6888th Battalion WACs! These brave women paid the way for all of us female veterans past and present, especially, us black and brown females.

[@vkng_drag0n982]

Wow. My hat is off to all of you for such great reporting. We need to know more about these legends. What an honor! Uff

[@justjoan4010]

DAVID! You did an excellent job with this story!! I was in awe the entire time. Great job.

[@regulator9268]

CBS Mornings needs to figure out a way to get more views on these great stories via KZbin. 🙏

[@Creole_Lady]

What a beautiful story! Thank you for your service, Mrs. Garcia ❤️

[@tanishadeloach8959]

Oh my God this is amazing and I never knew there was an all black women military unit this brought tears to my eyes as a black female veteran I am so proud I salute I salute thank you and shame on the government and education systems for sweeping this under the rug

[@dreefrazier6424]

This is just scratching the surface. What about the Female soldier arrested on her way by bus, North Carolina. In the Army and locked up. Make you want to catch a ride to the new EARTH!

[@lt3074]

Beautiful! May God continue to bless her & her family. Another part of American History I didn't know about.🙏🏾

[@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453]

Wow grannie was such a.gorgeous lady🥰 this really brought up some tears for this story

[@mariapeguero3985]

Great, I am proud of her, she gives me strength and motivation, God bless.

[@b.robins7305]

What an absolutely amazing story 👏🏾