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CER 23-0194 — The District of Columbia Veterans Day Recognition Resolution of 2019

Last action — Resolution ACR23-0194, Effective from Mar 20, 2020 Published in DC Register Vol 67 and Page 3121

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ENROLLED ORIGINAL A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION 23-194 IN THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA November 5, 2019 To acknowledge the enormous contributions of the veterans of the District of Columbia who have defended our freedom and safeguarded our nation since its birth 243 years ago.
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The veterans of the District of Columbia served our country with loyalty, courage, and honor, and upheld the promise of “freedom, justice and equality” that America made to all its citizens.
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WHEREAS, in the Civil War, 16,534 District of Columbia residents, including 3,269 US Colored Troops, served in the Union Military Service, and as a percentage of population, were more numerous than veterans in all other states except Kansas;
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WHEREAS, in World War I, 25,852 District residents served and 635 died — more than in 10 other states;
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WHEREAS, in World War II, 89,758 District residents served and 3,839 died — more than in 4 other states;
WHEREAS,nWoldWar,25852ititrsietseredad635ied— morhan in 10 otherstates;
WHEREAS, in the Korean War, 547 District residents died – more than in 8 other states;
WHEREAS, in World War II,89,758 Districtresidents served and 3,839 died — more thanin4otherstates;
WHEREAS, in the Vietnam War, 243 District residents died – more than in 10 other states;
WHEREAS, inthe Korean War, 547 District residents died — more than in8 other states;
WHEREAS, over 140,000 District veterans have defended our freedom and safeguarded our nation by fighting in every major war in which residents of these United States of America have died;
WHEREAS, inthe Vietnam War, 243 Districtresidents died — more than in 10 other tts;
WHEREAS, over 6,000 District veterans have sacrificed their lives for our country and are accredited with 54 Medals of Honor for acts of valor — more than in any other state;
WHEREAS, over 140,000 District veterans have defended our freedom and safeguarded our nation by fighting in every majoofthese United States ofAmerica havedied;
WHEREAS, District veterans performed with loyalty, courage, and honor to uphold the promise that America made to all its citizens of “freedom, justice, and equality”;
WHEREAS, over 6,000 Districtveterans have sacrificed their livesfor our country and are accredited with 54 Medals ofHonor foracts ofvalor — more than inanyotherstate;
WHEREAS, today 30,000 veterans who stepped forward and offered their lives to defend freedom and safeguard America call the District of Columbia home;
WHEREAS,itictveteransperformeyly,courage,andhooupholhe promisatAmericamadol tsiiensof“freedutce,anduaiy”;
WHEREAS, for more than 200 years, residents of the District of Columbia have been sent to war by the United States Congress, the very legislative body that has denied the more ENROLLED ORIGINAL than 700,000 residents of this city equal voting representation;
WHEREAS, today30,000veteranswhosteppedforwaeiriesodefend freedom and safeguard America callthe DistrictofColumbia home;
WHEREAS, the denial of voting representation for the District of Columbia in the United States Congress is an injustice that District veterans can no longer accept;
WHEREAS, formore than 200 years, residentsofthe DistrictofColumbia have been entowarbyheUnitettesonres,teveyleilaiebodyhthasdnidthemore than700,0sietsofhsctyequalvotipesnato;
WHEREAS, District veterans continue to defend, honor and, restore the pledge made by these United States of America to those who offer their lives to protect the promise of freedom and equality for all;
WHEREAS, the denial ofvotingrepresentation for the DistrictofColumbia in the United taesCongresanijstcehtDititveernscannoogerccp;
WHEREAS, District veterans support District of Columbia Statehood as the avenue through which the people of the District of Columbia have chosen for their political freedom and equal representation in the United States Congress;
WHEREAS, Districtveterans continue todefend, honor and, restore the pledge made by these United States ofAmerica tothose who offer theirlivestoprotect the promiseoffreedom andqaityorl;
WHEREAS, District veterans are distinguished patriots who, in the absence of their very own freedom, continue to be loyal to our nation, answering America’s call to service and volunteering to fight for the freedom of Americans in the killing fields of distant lands.
WHEREAS, Districtveterans support DistrictofColumbia Statehood as theavenue hrughwhichepeopleoheitrctofColumbiahavechorterpltialfreedomand equal representation inthe United StatesCongress;
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be cited as “The District of Columbia Veterans Day Recognition Resolution of 2019”.
WHEREAS, Districtveterans aredistinguished patriotswho, inthe absence oftheirvery own freedom, continuetobe loyal toournation,answeringAmerica’s calltoserviceand volunteeringto fightfor the freedom ofAmericans inthe killingfieldsofdistant lands;
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be citedas “The DistrictofColumbia Veterans Day Recognition Resolution of 2019”.
The Councilofthe DistrictofColumbia stands alongside itsresidents in rcgnzigtheenormountibtonsandeacyofititofColumbieernsand designates November 11 as DistrictofColumtraditional annual day of observancededicatedtothelegacyofDistrictofColumbia veteransand theirhonorable service oourcountryaoouriy.
The Council of the District of Columbia stands alongside its residents in recognizing the enormous contributions and legacy of District of Columbia veterans and designates November 11 as District of Columbia Veterans Day, as a traditional annual day of observance dedicated to the legacy of District of Columbia veterans and their honorable service to our country and to our city.
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This resolution shall take effect immediately upon the first date of publication in the District of Columbia Register.
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Action History

  1. Resolution ACR23-0194, Effective from Mar 20, 2020 Published in DC Register Vol 67 and Page 3121

  2. Approved with Resolution Number ACR23-0194

  3. Final Reading, CC

  4. Retained by the Council

  5. CER23-0194 Introduced by Councilmembers Bonds, Evans, Allen, Gray, McDuffie, Todd, Silverman, R. White, Cheh, and Chairman Mendelson at Office of the Secretary

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Frequently asked questions

Who sponsors CER 23-0194?
CER 23-0194 is sponsored by White, Robert C., Phil Mendelson, Mary Cheh, Elissa Silverman, Brandon Todd, Kenyan R. McDuffie, Vincent Gray, Charles Allen, Jack Evans, and Anita Bonds.
What is the current status of CER 23-0194?
This bill died with Council Period 23. It reached “Passed Council” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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