This bill mandates the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) to create a program aimed at identifying American-Jewish servicemembers buried in overseas military cemeteries under markers that incorrectly represent their religion. The legislation acknowledges that an estimated 900 American-Jewish servicemembers from World War I and World War II were mistakenly interred under Latin Crosses, emphasizing the government's responsibility to correct these historical inaccuracies. The program, known as the Fallen Servicemembers Religious Heritage Restoration Program , will operate for ten fiscal years following the bill's enactment, with the ABMC tasked to contact survivors and descendants of these covered members. To facilitate this, the ABMC is authorized to enter into annual contracts, each for $500,000, with a nonprofit organization demonstrating expertise in this area. An appropriation of $500,000 is authorized for each of these ten fiscal years to support the program's vital work in ensuring proper recognition of these fallen servicemembers' heritage.