The House Concurrent Resolution commemorates the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, specifically marking May 8, 2025, as a significant date when the Nazi regime surrendered to the Allied powers. The resolution acknowledges the immense loss of life during the war, with approximately 25 million combatants and non-combatants perishing, including around 418,000 American military personnel. It highlights the sacrifices made by Louisianans, noting that approximately 4,000 individuals from the state lost their lives, and honors the nine Medal of Honor recipients from Louisiana for their extraordinary bravery.

Additionally, the resolution reflects on Louisiana's pivotal role in the war, mentioning key figures and events, such as the Louisiana maneuvers of 1941 that prepared troops for combat in Europe. It expresses gratitude for the service of all Louisianans and emphasizes the importance of remembering those who fought and died to preserve freedom. The resolution formally recognizes May 8, 2025, as the 80th anniversary of VE Day, celebrating the end of the conflict and the contributions of Louisiana's heroes.