The House Resolution commemorates June 6, 2025, as "D-Day" in Pennsylvania, marking the 81st anniversary of the historic D-Day invasion of Normandy, which was a pivotal operation during World War II aimed at ending the German occupation of France. The resolution highlights the significant contributions of the Allied forces, including the deployment of 156,000 troops, with 73,000 being American, as well as the extensive air and naval support involved in the operation. It details the initial assault phases, the various beaches where soldiers landed, and the heavy casualties suffered, including the loss of 4,413 allied lives, with 1,465 Americans among them.

Furthermore, the resolution calls upon local governments and communities across Pennsylvania to hold appropriate observances in honor of D-Day, ensuring that the sacrifices made by those who fought are remembered and recognized. This initiative aims to foster a sense of remembrance and appreciation for the bravery and sacrifices of the soldiers involved in this critical moment in history.