SR 340
A Resolution designating June 10, 2026, as "National Guard and Veterans Day" in Pennsylvania.
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Bill overview
This resolution designates June 10, 2026, as "National Guard and Veterans Day" in Pennsylvania. It recognizes the historical roots of Pennsylvania’s military forces, dating back to Benjamin Franklin’s Associators, and highlights the contributions of the Pennsylvania National Guard over 271 years. The resolution acknowledges the Guard’s ongoing service in both wartime and peacetime, including disaster response and support for veterans. It also celebrates the state’s large veteran population and the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs’ efforts to support them.
Key provisions
- Designates June 10, 2026, as "National Guard and Veterans Day" in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes the historical lineage of the Pennsylvania National Guard, tracing back to the Associators.
- Acknowledges the Guard’s 271-year history of support from the General Assembly.
- Highlights the Guard’s service in war and peace, including disaster response and veteran support.
- Recognizes the Pennsylvania National Guard as one of the largest in the nation.
- Commends the Guard’s performance and achievements, including awards and partnerships.
- Expresses gratitude for the service of Pennsylvania veterans and their families.
- Commits the Commonwealth to honoring and caring for veterans.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania National Guard members
- Pennsylvania veterans
- Families of Pennsylvania veterans
- Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
- Residents of Pennsylvania
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