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tions to United States homeland security and to
the Global War on Terrorism; and
(B) to prepare appropriate ceremonies to
commemorate with tributes and days of remem-
brance the service and sacrifice of those
servicemembers killed or wounded during either
of those operations;
(6) expresses the deep gratitude of the Nation
to the 21 steadfast allies in Operation Enduring
Freedom and to the 49 coalition members in Oper-
ation Iraqi Freedom, especially the United Kingdom,
Australia, and Poland, whose forces, support, and
contributions were invaluable and unforgettable; and
(7) recommits the United States to ensuring
the safety of the United States homeland, to pre-
venting weapons of mass destruction from reaching
the hands of terrorists, and to helping the people of
Iraq and Afghanistan build free and vibrant demo-
cratic societies.
SEC. 2. (a) OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM.—The orga-
nizational elements of the Armed Forces referred to in
paragraph (3) of the first section of this resolution mem-
bers of which participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom are
the following:
(1) From the Army—
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(A) Army Forces Central Command—3rd
United States Army.
(B) V Corps Command Element.
(C) 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized).
(D) 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault).
(E) 82nd Airborne Division.
(F) 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized).
(G) Elements of the 1st Infantry Division,
10th Mountain Division, and 1st Armored Divi-
sion.
(H) 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment.
(I) 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment.
(J) 173rd Airborne Brigade (Sep).
(K) 11th Aviation Group.
(2) From the Marine Corps—
(A) Marine Forces Central Command.
(B) 1st Marine Expeditionary Brigade.
(C) 1st Marine Division.
(D) 3rd Marine Air Wing.
(E) 1st Force Service Support Group.
(F) 2nd Force Service Support Group/Ma-
rine Logistics Command.
(G) 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade
(Task Force Tarawa).
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(H) The following Marine expeditionary
units:
(i) 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(ii) 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(iii) 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(3) From the Navy—
(A) Naval Forces Central Command—
United States 5th Fleet.
(B) Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike
Force.
(C) Nimitz Carrier Strike Force.
(D) Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike
Force.
(E) Constellation Carrier Strike Force.
(F) Kitty Hawk Carrier Strike Force.
(G) Harry S Truman Carrier Strike Force.
(H) Amphibious Task Force East.
(I) Amphibious Task Force West.
(J) Nassau Amphibious Ready Group.
(K) Tarawa Amphibious Ready Group.
(L) Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group.
(M) Amphibious Group 3.
(N) The following maritime prepositioning
squadrons:
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(i)
Maritime
Prepositioning Squad-
ron 1.
(ii) Maritime
Prepositioning Squad-
ron 2.
(iii) Maritime Prepositioning Squad-
ron 4.
(4) From the Air Force—
(A) Air Forces Central Command—9th Air
Force.
(B) The following air expeditionary task
forces:
(i) 9th Air Expeditionary Task Force.
(ii) 16th Air Expeditionary Task
Force.
(C) The following air expeditionary wings:
(i) 39th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(ii) 40th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(iii) 64th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(iv) 320th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(v) 321st Air Expeditionary Wing.
(vi) 332th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(vii) 363th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(viii) 376th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(ix) 379th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(x) 380th Air Expeditionary Wing.
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(xi) 384th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xii) 386th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xiii) 401st Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xiv) 405th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xv) 410th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xvi) 484th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xvii) 485th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xviii) 486th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xix) 487th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(D) 
The 
following 
air 
expeditionary
groups:
(i) 387th Air Expeditionary Group.
(ii) 398th Air Expeditionary Group.
(iii) 407th Air Expeditionary Group.
(iv) 409th Air Expeditionary Group.
(v) 444th Air Expeditionary Group.
(vi) 447th Air Expeditionary Group.
(vii) 449th Air Expeditionary Group.
(viii) 457th Air Expeditionary Group.
(ix) 458th Air Expeditionary Group.
(x) 506th Air Expeditionary Group.
(E) The following expeditionary air sup-
port operations groups:
(i) 3rd Expeditionary Air Support Op-
erations Group.
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(ii) 4th Expeditionary Air Support
Operations Group.
(iii) 18th Expeditionary Air Support
Operations Group.
(F) 1st Expeditionary RED HORSE
Group.
(G) 86th Contingency Response Group.
(H) 15th Expeditionary Reconnaissance
Squadron.
(5) From the United States Special Operations
Command—
(A) Special Operations Command Central.
(B) From the Army Special Operations
Command—
(i) 5th Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(ii) 3rd Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(iii) 10th Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(iv) 160th Special Operations Aviation
Regiment.
(v) 75th Ranger Regiment.
(vi) 350th Civil Affairs Command.
(vii) 352nd Civil Affairs Command.
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(viii) 304th, 308th, and 358th Civil
Affairs Brigades.
(C) From the Naval Special Warfare
Command—
(i) Naval Special Warfare Group One.
(ii) Naval Special Warfare Group
Three.
(D) From the Air Force Special Oper-
ations Command—
(i) 16th Special Operations Wing.
(ii) 193rd Special Operations Wing.
(iii) 919th Special Operations Wing.
(iv) 352nd Special Operations Group.
(v) 720th Special Operations Group.
(vi) 123rd Special Tactics Squadron.
(vii) 280th Command Control Squad-
ron.
(6) From the Coast Guard—
(A) The following vessels:
(i) USCGC Boutwell.
(ii) USCGC Dallas.
(iii) USCGC Walnut.
(iv) USCGC Aquidneck.
(v) USCGC Adak.
(vi) USCGC Wrangell.
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(vii) USCGC Baranof.
(viii) USCGC Bainbridge Island.
(ix) USCGC Grande Isle.
(x) USCGC Knight Island.
(xi) USCGC Pea Island.
(xii) USCGC Sapelo.
(B) Mobile Support Unit.
(C) The following port security units:
(i) Port Security Unit 313.
(ii) Port Security Unit 311.
(iii) Port Security Unit 309.
(iv) Port Security Unit 305.
(D) Law Enforcement Detachments (101,
202, 204 , 205, 404, 406, 411).
(E) Atlantic Strike Team Detachment.
(F) Law Enforcement Attachment (aug-
menting PCs).
(G) The following Harbor Defense Com-
mand units:
(i) Harbor Defense Command Unit
114.
(ii) Harbor Defense Command Unit
206.
(b) OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM.—The organi-
zational elements of the Armed Forces referred to in para-
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graph (3) of the first section of this resolution members
of which participated in Operation Enduring Freedom are
the following:
(1) From the Army—
(A) Army Forces Central Command.
(B) Combined Joint Task Force 180.
(C) 10th Mountain Division.
(D) 101st Airborne Division.
(E) 82d Airborne Division.
(2) From the Marine Corps—
(A) Marine Forces Central Command.
(B) Commander Joint Task Force—Horn
of Africa.
(C) Combined Joint Task Force 58.
(D) The following Marine expeditionary
units:
(i) 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(ii) 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(iii) 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(iv) 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(v) 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
(E) Detachments, 4th Marine Expedi-
tionary Brigade (Anti-Terrorism).
(3) From the Navy—
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(A) Navy Forces Central Command—
United States 5th Fleet.
(B) Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike
Force.
(C) Kitty Hawk Carrier Strike Force.
(D) Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike
Force.
(E) Enterprise Carrier Strike Force.
(F) Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Force.
(G) John C. Stennis Carrier Strike Force.
(H) John F. Kennedy Carrier Strike
Force.
(I) George Washington Carrier Strike
Force.
(J) Bonhomme Richard Amphibious Ready
Group.
(K) Bataan Amphibious Ready Group.
(L) Peleliu Amphibious Ready Group.
(M) Wasp Amphibious Ready Group.
(4) From the Air Force—
(A) Air Forces Central Command—9th Air
Force.
(B) The following air expeditionary task
forces:
(i) 9th Air Expeditionary Task Force.
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(ii) 13th Air Expeditionary Task
Force.
(C) The following air expeditionary wings:
(i) 28th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(ii) 40th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(iii) 64th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(iv) 320th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(v) 321st Air Expeditionary Wing.
(vi) 322th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(vii) 363rd Air Expeditionary Wing.
(viii) 366th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(ix) 376th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(x) 379th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xi) 380th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xii) 384th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xiii) 386th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xiv) 405th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(xv) 455th Air Expeditionary Wing.
(D) 
The 
following 
air 
expeditionary
groups:
(i) 416th Air Expeditionary Group.
(ii) 438th Air Expeditionary Group.
(iii) 451st Air Expeditionary Group.
(E) 1st Expeditionary RED HORSE
Group.
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(5) From the United States Special Operations
Command—
(A) Special Operations Command Central.
(B) From the Army Special Operations
Command—
(i) 5th Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(ii) 3rd Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(iii) 19th Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(iv) 20th Special Forces Group (Air-
borne).
(v) 2nd Battalion, 7th Special Forces
Group (Airborne).
(vi) 160th Special Operations Aviation
Regiment.
(vii) 75th Ranger Regiment.
(viii) 350th Civil Affairs Command.
(ix) 354th, 360th, and 403rd Civil Af-
fairs Brigades.
(x) 310th Psychological Operations
Brigade.
(C) From the Naval Special Warfare
Command—
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(i) Naval Special Warfare Group One.
(ii) Naval Special Warfare Group
Three.
(D) From the Air Force Special Oper-
ations Command—
(i) 16th Special Operations Wing.
(ii) 352nd Special Operations Group.
(iii) 193rd Special Operations Wing.
(iv) 919th Special Operations Wing.
(v) 720th Special Operations Group.
(vi) 123th Special Tactics Squadron.
Passed the House of Representatives June 4, 2003.
Attest:
Clerk.