Summary

Requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide an appropriate headstone, burial marker, or medallion for any veteran eligible for burial in a national cemetery who died on or after December 7, 1941 and whose grave has not already received one, for a seven-year period after the law is enacted; the VA must also update its National Cemetery Administration website to reflect the expanded eligibility. Also extends an existing statutory cutoff date used in a pension-payment provision from November 30, 2031 to February 29, 2032.

• VA must furnish headstones, burial markers, or medallions for eligible veterans who died on or after December 7, 1941 and whose graves lack such items.
• The furnishing requirement and website-update obligation apply for seven years after enactment.
• VA must update the National Cemetery Administration website to reflect the expanded eligibility during that period.
• A separate change pushes a statutory pension-related cutoff date from November 30, 2031 to February 29, 2032.
• No explicit new appropriation is provided in the text; implementation relies on existing VA authorities and budgets.
• The change primarily affects veterans, their families, and VA staff who manage burial and memorial services.
• Implementation may require VA to conduct records research, outreach, and increased cemetery/memorial logistics.
• The pension-date extension delays an existing statutory expiration/limit by about three months.