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 was declared "non-recoverable" in 1951 after his remains could not be retrieved. His identification tags were handed over by a German officer shortly after his death, but it wasn't until 2022 that his remains were positively identified through scientific analysis, nearly eight decades later.

The resolution acknowledges Pfc. Reeves' dedication to his country and community, highlighting his character as a beloved son, brother, and friend. It emphasizes the significance of his sacrifice, not only in defending American freedoms but also in serving the citizens of another country. The Alabama Legislature expresses its gratitude and commends Pfc. Reeves for his ultimate sacrifice, with a copy of the resolution to be delivered to his family as a token of appreciation.