Texas Senate Bill SR33

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 1/27/09
• Enrolled: 1/27/09
• Passed: 1/27/09

Caption

Recognizing January 27, 2009, as Wounded Warrior Day at the State Capitol.

Impact

The resolution serves as a formal recognition by the Senate of the State of Texas that aims to honor the wounded warriors from Texas, particularly those who have served in recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. The significance of this day is to promote awareness of the challenges faced by these individuals, as well as to foster a supportive environment where their contributions are acknowledged publicly.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 33 designates January 27, 2009, as Wounded Warrior Day at the Texas State Capitol, recognizing the immense sacrifices made by members of the United States military. The resolution acknowledges service members and their families for their dedication and bravery in protecting the freedoms and democratic ideals of the nation. It emphasizes the importance of honoring the sacrifices of these individuals and reflects a collective gratitude from the people of Texas.

Contention

While largely a unifying honor, discussions around the resolution may raise points of contention regarding the ongoing needs of veterans in Texas. Issues such as healthcare, rehabilitation, and reintegration into civilian life for wounded service members remain critical areas of concern. The resolution does not address these needs directly but serves as a platform for further advocacy and action in support of veterans.