Recognizing the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag as the official symbol of the Vietnamese-American community in the United States.

This resolution recognizes the former Vietnamese flag as the official symbol of the Vietnamese-American community in the United States and honors and recognizes the contributions of Vietnamese Americans and veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who served in Vietnam.

Bill 118 HRES 560, also known as the Recognizing the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag as the official symbol of the Vietnamese-American community in the United States, is a piece of legislation that aims to designate the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag as the official symbol of the Vietnamese-American community in the United States.

The bill acknowledges the significance of the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag as a symbol of the Vietnamese-American community's struggle for freedom and democracy. It recognizes the sacrifices made by Vietnamese-Americans in their fight for independence and democracy, and honors their contributions to American society.

The Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag features a yellow background with three horizontal red stripes, representing the blood shed by the Vietnamese people in their quest for freedom. In the center of the flag is a large five-pointed star, symbolizing the unity of the Vietnamese people in their fight for independence. By designating the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag as the official symbol of the Vietnamese-American community in the United States, the bill aims to promote awareness and recognition of the struggles and achievements of Vietnamese-Americans. It also seeks to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and contributions of the Vietnamese-American community to American society. Overall, Bill 118 HRES 560 is a bipartisan effort to honor and recognize the Vietnamese-American community and their enduring commitment to freedom, democracy, and cultural heritage.