The bill H. 4959 is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Carolina General Assembly to honor the heroism and sacrifice of Private Curtis Adams and the "Wereth 11," a group of eleven Black soldiers from the 333rd Field Artillery Battalion who were captured, tortured, and executed during World War II near Wereth, Belgium, on December 17, 1944. The resolution highlights the extraordinary bravery and loyalty of these soldiers in the defense of freedom and acknowledges the efforts of various individuals and organizations that have worked to bring their story to light.

As part of this resolution, the South Carolina General Assembly seeks to designate December 17 of each year as "Wereth 11 Remembrance Day" in the state, ensuring that the legacy of Private Adams and his fellow soldiers is preserved and honored as a significant part of South Carolina's history. This recognition serves to inspire future generations by commemorating the courage and sacrifice of those who fought for freedom.