The 2025 Assembly Joint Resolution 50, introduced by a bipartisan group of representatives and senators, recognizes the 250th birthday of the United States Army, which was established on June 14, 1775. The resolution reflects on the Army's long history of service, sacrifice, and dedication to defending the nation, highlighting the commitment of soldiers, families, and civilians who have supported the U.S. Constitution and the Army over the years. It acknowledges the Army's role in various conflicts from the Revolutionary War to present-day missions, emphasizing its readiness to adapt and modernize to meet current challenges.

Additionally, the resolution notes the significant presence of the Army in Wisconsin, with over 10,000 soldiers and civilians stationed in the state and more than 100,000 veterans residing there. It specifically mentions Fort McCoy, the only U.S. Army installation in Wisconsin, which has been vital for mobilization and training, as well as its economic impact on the local community. The resolution concludes by celebrating the Army's values and the trust it maintains with the American people, expressing Wisconsin's appreciation for the service of its Army personnel and veterans.