The resolution posthumously honors United States Army Private First Class Noah C. Reeves for his service and sacrifice during World War II. Pfc. Reeves was killed in action on December 6, 1944, during a battle in the Hürtgen Forest, Germany, and his remains were not accounted for until 2022, nearly eight decades later. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency confirmed his identity through a combination of anthropological analysis and DNA testing, following a long history of efforts to recover and identify his remains, which had been declared "non-recoverable" in 1951.

The resolution expresses gratitude for Pfc. Reeves' dedication to his country and community, recognizing him as a beloved son, brother, and friend who served selflessly. It emphasizes the importance of remembering his sacrifice, which continues to inspire and encourage veterans today. The Alabama Legislature commends Pfc. Reeves and plans to deliver a copy of the resolution to his family as a token of appreciation for his ultimate sacrifice.