Louisiana 2012 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR14

Introduced
3/12/12  
Engrossed
3/12/12  

Caption

Commends General Bennett C. Landreneau upon his retirement from the La. National Guard

Impact

HCR14 highlights the significance of military service in Louisiana, emphasizing the value of leadership and dedication displayed by key figures like General Landreneau. It serves not only as a recognition of individual achievement but also as a broader statement on the importance of the National Guard's role in the state's history and its commitment to public service. By formalizing this commendation, the resolution aims to foster a sense of respect and recognition for the sacrifices made by military members and their families.

Summary

House Concurrent Resolution 14 (HCR14) commends General Bennett C. Landreneau upon his retirement from the Louisiana National Guard after an extensive military career spanning over four decades. The resolution expresses sincere appreciation for his exceptional service and dedication to the National Guard and recognizes his leadership roles, including his time as Adjutant General. The resolution emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the contributions of military personnel in the state and the nation.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR14 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting admiration and respect for General Landreneau's long-standing commitment to the Louisiana National Guard. Legislators from both parties show unified support for the resolution, symbolizing a collective appreciation for the state's military personnel and their contributions. The resolution resonates well with constituents who value military service and community leadership, which adds to the overall positive reception.

Contention

While HCR14 is largely ceremonial and does not invoke significant debate, it underscores the appreciation for military veterans, which can occasionally spur discussions about funding, resources, and support for veteran affairs in the state legislature. However, no notable points of contention arose during the discussions, as the resolution was passed unanimously, indicating broad bipartisan support for General Landreneau's commendation.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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