Bill > SRes365

This resolution designates August 1, 2025, as "Gold Star Children's Day" in recognition of children who have lost parents serving in the Armed Forces. The resolution draws on a historical tradition dating back to World War I, when families of fallen service members displayed gold star service flags, and builds upon existing national observances like Gold Star Mother's Day. Acknowledging the significant sacrifices made by military families, the resolution aims to honor the thousands of children who have lost parents in military service, recognizing the unique burdens and emotional legacy they carry. By formally designating this day, the Senate seeks to encourage national support and appreciation for these children, highlighting the debt of gratitude owed to them and their fallen parents who sacrificed their lives protecting United States freedom. The resolution specifically calls on the American people to observe Gold Star Children's Day and recognize the challenges and resilience of these children of fallen service members.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/365/all-info