SR 121 by Alvarado-Gil
SR 121
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution honors and recognizes the Killed in Action flag, a symbol created in California in 1993 to commemorate U.S. service members who died in combat. It acknowledges the significant number of Californians who have served and sacrificed, and the recognition the flag has received in other states. The resolution encourages the voluntary display of the flag throughout California to express remembrance and gratitude for those who died in service.
Key provisions
- Recognizes the Killed in Action flag as an emblem of sacrifice and remembrance.
- Encourages the voluntary display of the flag at various locations throughout California.
- Suggests displaying the flag on occasions such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Independence Day.
- Directs the Secretary of the Senate to distribute copies of the resolution to relevant state and veteran organizations.
Who is affected
- Veterans
- Military Families
- Gold Star Families
- Patriotic Organizations
- State and Local Governments
Notable changes
- Formal recognition of the Killed in Action flag.
- Encouragement of its display across California.
- Reference to New Jersey's adoption of similar legislation.
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