The resolution introduced on February 17, 2025, recognizes October as Military Toxic Exposure Awareness Month in West Virginia. It acknowledges the state's historical support for the U.S. military and highlights the severe health consequences faced by military personnel, veterans, and their families due to toxic exposures, particularly those affected by Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. The resolution aims to raise awareness about these challenges, advocate for research into treatments, and promote legislative efforts to address the issues surrounding military-related contamination.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for public awareness campaigns, educational initiatives, and community outreach to assist individuals impacted by military toxic exposures. It emphasizes the importance of providing resources and support to affected individuals and communities, ensuring they receive the care and recognition they deserve. The resolution also mandates that copies be sent to key state officials and members of the West Virginia Congressional delegation to further promote awareness and action on this critical issue.