License Plate - Army - 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion - WWII w EU SVC

"Come Out Fighting" — 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion License Plate

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion didn’t wait for recognition — they earned it. The only all-Black, all-female WAC unit deployed to the European Theater in WWII, they cleared six months of undelivered mail in three, running three shifts a day with no days off. No mail, no morale was their motto. This plate carries their battle cry forward.

A prowling panther anchors a high-contrast emblem above a ribbon reading “COME OUT FIGHTING,” set against deep black for maximum impact. Glossy, sharp, and built from durable aluminum — it’s a statement piece that holds its color and shine through everyday use, whether mounted on a bumper, bolted to a garage wall, or displayed in a collection.

Built to Last

• 100% durable aluminum construction — rigid, lightweight, weather-resistant
• Vibrant high-resolution printing — crisp colors that won’t fade
• Standard 12" × 6" size with four pre-drilled mounting holes
• Glossy white front with silver-colored brushed back
• Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts
• Mounting hardware not included

Display it on: front or rear bumper, garage wall, man cave, workshop, locker, or as part of a military history collection.

Care: Wipe with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, non-abrasive cloth.