S. RES. 818 is a special note from the Senate to say thank you and celebrate an old law called the "GI Bill" that helped soldiers who fought in World War II go to school, buy homes, and get healthcare. It doesn't make any new rules or spend money, but it reminds everyone how important it is to keep helping veterans.

In 1944, the G.I. Bill was created to help soldiers who fought in World War II by giving them money for school and home loans. Now, 80 years later, people are encouraged to celebrate all the good things this bill has done to help them learn and live better lives.

H. RES. 1440 is a special message from the U.S. House of Representatives saying thank you and remembering the brave people of Poland who fought against the bad guys in World War II a long time ago. It also talks about how important it is to be friends with Poland and to remember what happened so we can always be nice to each other.

The bill is a special thank-you from the U.S. Senate to the brave soldiers who helped free Europe on June 6, 1944, during World War II. It also wants people to remember their bravery by learning about it and asks the President to make a special day to remember their sacrifice.

In this resolution, Congress wants to say a big "thank you" to the brave soldiers from many countries who fought in a very important battle called D-Day a long time ago. They also want people to learn more about this event and remember the soldiers who were part of it by having special ceremonies.