A Philadelphia woman who served the U.S. Army in Europe during World War II is getting a military headstone, more than a decade after her death. It included several women from the Philly region, and was recently the subject of a Netflix movie starring Kerry Washington. It is spearheaded by the NAACP Pennsylvania State Conference. "This ceremony is both a tribute and a call to action," said Samantha Dorm, project coordinator for the NAACP Pennsylvania State Conference's armed services and veteran affairs committee. Dorm said the NAACP Pennsylvania State Conference is working to secure markers or headstones for other members of the Six Triple Eight buried in Pennsylvania.