Senate Joint Resolution No. 2025SJ0020 recognizes the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and honors the contributions of Montana's veterans during the conflict. The resolution highlights the significant role played by the 163rd Infantry Regiment, known as the Fighting Jungleers, and acknowledges the service of over 75,000 Montanans, including more than 6,000 women who volunteered in various military and auxiliary roles. It also emphasizes the participation of Native American men and women from Montana, who served with distinction in multiple capacities throughout the war.

The resolution calls for the recognition of all Montanans who served in the armed forces and those who supported the war effort on the home front. It notes the overwhelming support from the people of Montana during the war, including exceeding quotas for war bond drives. The resolution concludes by directing the Secretary of State to send copies to various state and federal officials, ensuring that the contributions of Montanans during World War II are formally acknowledged and remembered.