The resolution designates April 15 as "Purple Up! For Military Kids Day" in Oklahoma, recognizing the Month of the Military Child, which has been celebrated since 1986 to honor the sacrifices of military families. It highlights the unique challenges faced by military children, such as frequent relocations and separations from their parents, and acknowledges their resilience and strength in navigating these hardships. The tradition of wearing purple on this day symbolizes unity among all branches of the military, representing a collective commitment to service and sacrifice.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses gratitude to military families and their children for their dedication and contributions to the state and nation. By adopting this resolution, the Oklahoma State Legislature aims to raise awareness and appreciation for the vital role that military children play within the armed forces community.