Red Star Service Banner Act
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Summary
The bill would amend title 36 of the United States Code to designate the Red Star Service Banner, a white field with a blue border and a red star, as a commemorative symbol honoring U.S. service members and veterans who have died by suicide and acknowledging their families. It would authorize display of the banner at residences, veterans organizations, workplaces, public buildings, and community spaces, and extend the same recognition to first responders who have died by suicide. The bill states that it does not create eligibility for any federal benefit, does not create a legal status, and requires no new appropriations.
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