Joint resolution recognizing the military service of Montanans in World War II

This joint resolution formally recognizes the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and honors the service of Montana veterans from that conflict. The bill acknowledges the contributions of over 75,000 Montanans who served in the military, including women in auxiliary services and Native American service members who fought in various roles. It specifically highlights the achievements of Montana's 163rd Infantry Regiment, the First Special Service Force, and other units trained in Montana that served in both Pacific and European theaters. The resolution serves as a commemorative statement rather than creating new laws or programs.