SR 247
A Resolution honoring and expressing unwavering support from the Senate of Pennsylvania to the soldiers, airmen, marines and sailors of the United States Armed Forces serving in Operation Epic Fury and recognizing their courage, sacrifice and devotion to the defense of liberty.
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Bill overview
This Senate resolution honors and expresses support for the soldiers, airmen, marines, and sailors of the United States Armed Forces currently serving in Operation Epic Fury. It recognizes their courage, sacrifice, and dedication to defending liberty, particularly in the face of ongoing threats from Iran and its proxies. The resolution also acknowledges Pennsylvania’s history of military service and gratitude for the service of Pennsylvania’s residents.
Key provisions
- Expresses support for service members in Operation Epic Fury.
- Recognizes the courage and sacrifice of military personnel.
- Acknowledges the ongoing threat posed by Iran and its proxies.
- Highlights Pennsylvania’s tradition of military service.
- Offers gratitude to service members and their families.
- Reaffirms support for the United States Armed Forces.
Who is affected
- United States Armed Forces (specifically those in Operation Epic Fury)
- Families of service members
- Pennsylvania residents
- Congressman from Pennsylvania
- The United States Secretary of War
Notable changes
- The resolution specifically references Operation Epic Fury, highlighting a current military operation.
- It acknowledges the historical context of attacks against American forces by Iran, including the 1983 Beirut bombing.
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