In June 2024, people want to have a special day to say thank you to women who have served in the military, because they have worked hard and faced tough challenges. It’s a day to show appreciation for everything they've done to help keep us safe.

This bill allows a special ceremony to be held in a big important building called the Capitol, where they will honor Ralph Puckett, Jr., a very brave soldier who received a special medal for his actions during the Korean War a long time ago. They want to remember him and all the other soldiers who also helped during that war.

This bill wants to make it easier and faster for the U.S. to send certain people who came in illegally after January 20, 2021, back to their countries, even if they say they are scared to go back. However, this doesn't apply to people who are in the U.S. military as of January 1, 2024.

This resolution is a special way for the Senate to say thank you and remember a famous astronaut named Thomas P. Stafford, who helped with important space missions and made friends with people from other countries to make the world more peaceful. They also send kind thoughts to his family.

The bill says that April 5, 2024, should be a day to remember and thank the husbands and wives of soldiers who have died while serving in the military. It especially talks about a group called Gold Star Wives of America, thanking them for helping these families.

The bill wants the military boss to check how they can get energy, like electricity and fuel, in a faraway place called the Indo-Pacific. They'll look into safe ways to get this energy and make sure they don’t depend too much on other countries for it.

This resolution is like a special reminder day to think about what happened when the city called Saigon changed on April 30, 1975. It also wants people to remember how Vietnamese Americans have helped the United States, and it honors the brave soldiers and people who were involved in the war or tried to leave Vietnam.

This bill says that a special place in the Capitol building will be used to honor a very brave soldier named Ralph Puckett, Jr., who did heroic things during the Korean War. They are doing this to show respect for him and all the people who served during that time.

The Courage to Serve Act of 2024 lets certain people who aren't from the country become permanent residents by serving in the U.S. Army, as long as they pass checks and follow the rules, and they won't get in trouble from immigration while they wait.

This bill says "thank you" and "sorry" to soldiers who fought in the Vietnam War because when they came home, people weren't nice to them. It asks the President to say the same things and wants schools to teach kids more about what those soldiers went through.

This bill is about saying thank you to LGBTQ+ people who have served in the armed forces by creating a special day, on September 20, 2024, called National LGBTQ+ Veterans Day. It also wants to make sure they are treated fairly and get all the help and care they need, like everyone else.

This bill suggests that October 23, 2024, should be a special day to remember a sad event in 1983 when many U.S. soldiers were hurt by a big explosion in a city called Beirut. It wants people to think about the heroes who were lost and to do special things to honor them on that day.

Imagine a special day to say "thank you" to all the brave men and women in the military who are far away from home, and also to their families who miss them. S. RES. 881 wants October 26, 2024, to be that special day called the "Day of the Deployed," where everyone can join in with fun activities to show their appreciation.