This legislation establishes the Red Star Service Banner as an officially recognized commemorative symbol within title 36 of the United States Code. Its primary purpose is to recognize and remember United States service members and veterans who have died by suicide, while also acknowledging the enduring sacrifice of their families. The banner's design features a white field with a blue border and a single red star centered within, as approved by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs. The Red Star Service Banner may be displayed in various locations, including residences of immediate family members, veterans service organizations, public buildings, and community spaces, and can be displayed alongside other service banners. The bill also extends this recognition to honor first responders who have died by suicide, allowing for similar display. Importantly, the Act clarifies that it does not establish eligibility for any federal benefits or require the Department of Veterans Affairs to administer individual eligibility for display, and no additional appropriations are authorized for its implementation.