The bill, H. 5808, is a House Resolution that honors Captain Gregory R. "Reed" Koepp II of the United States Navy on the occasion of his retirement after twenty-seven years of exemplary service. It commends him for his outstanding leadership as the Commander of Joint Base Lindsey Graham, formerly known as Joint Base Charleston, and expresses gratitude for his efforts in fostering relationships between the military and civilian communities in the South Carolina Lowcountry. The resolution highlights Captain Koepp's significant contributions, including strengthening partnerships across military branches and local municipalities, organizing a historic air show, and collaborating on regional infrastructure initiatives to improve the quality of life for both service members and local residents.

The resolution also acknowledges Captain Koepp's active engagement with state leadership and his role in the Charleston Federal Executive Association, where he worked on initiatives to enhance federal workforce conditions. His successful command and dedication to service have earned him the prestigious Legion of Merit (Gold Star in lieu of the Third Award). The resolution concludes with a commitment to present a copy of the resolution to Captain Koepp, celebrating his legacy and contributions to the community and military.