Summary

Designates Memorial Day as the annual day to remember and honor U.S. service members who died while serving as peacemakers and peacekeepers, praises the preservation of freedom and world peace, and urges continued public appreciation and commemoration of their sacrifice. The measure is ceremonial: it expresses findings and encourages public remembrance and support for democratic values but does not create new programs or funding.

• Designates Memorial Day as the annual day to remember U.S. peacemakers and peacekeepers who died in service.
• Expresses praise for preserving freedom and promoting world peace.
• Honors over one million U.S. service members who died as peacemakers and peacekeepers.
• Urges continued public appreciation and commemoration of their sacrifice.
• Is ceremonial and nonbinding — it creates no new programs, funding, or legal obligations.
• Encourages civic groups, governments, and individuals to observe Memorial Day with remembrance and expressions of democratic values.
• Does not impose reporting, enforcement, or administrative duties on agencies or localities.