House Bill 208, also known as Senate Bill 276, proposes to officially designate the National Guard Armory in Cheatham County as the "First Sergeant Charles Anderson Douglas National Guard Armory." This designation honors First Sergeant Douglas, a Tennessee native who served in the military from 1963 and was the First Sergeant of the Ashland City unit from 1986 until his retirement in 2003. The bill highlights his significant contributions to the local National Guard unit and his advocacy for the construction of a new armory building in Cheatham County, which ultimately led to its approval.

The bill includes provisions for the Department of Military to erect suitable signs or markers to designate the armory with its new name. The act is set to take effect upon becoming law, emphasizing the importance of recognizing First Sergeant Douglas's service and dedication to the community.