The bill, S. 667, is a Senate Resolution recognizing May 8, 2025, as "National Guard Day" in South Carolina. It aims to honor the sacrifices and contributions of the South Carolina National Guard in protecting the freedom, democracy, and security of both the state and the nation. The resolution highlights the importance of National Military Appreciation Month, established by Congress in 1999, and acknowledges the dedicated service of the South Carolina Army National Guard and Air National Guard, which collectively includes over 10,500 soldiers and airmen.

Additionally, the resolution celebrates the achievements of distinguished members of the South Carolina National Guard, including award winners from both the Air and Army National Guard for their exemplary service in 2025. It expresses gratitude for their commitment to safeguarding the citizens and values of the nation, while also honoring the memory of the eighteen soldiers from the South Carolina National Guard who have lost their lives in combat operations since September 11, 2001. The resolution concludes with a directive to present a copy to the Adjutant General for South Carolina, U.S. Army Major General Robin Stilwell.