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In a move to support veterans and active duty service members in the state of Wyoming, Governor John Smith signed a series of new military laws on November 26, 2025. The laws, which were unanimously approved by the state legislature, aim to provide additional resources and protections for those who have served or are currently serving in the military.One of the key provisions of the new laws is the establishment of a veteran support hotline, which will provide veterans with access to resources and assistance for issues such as mental health support, housing assistance, and employment opportunities. The hotline will be staffed by trained professionals who can help veterans navigate the often complex system of benefits and services available to them.In addition to the support hotline, the new laws also include provisions for increased funding for veteran housing programs and expanded access to mental health services for veterans and active duty service members. Governor Smith emphasized the importance of providing these resources to those who have sacrificed so much for our country, stating that "our veterans and service members deserve the best care and support that we can provide."The laws also include measures to protect the rights of active duty service members, including provisions for job protection and reemployment rights for those who are called to active duty. These measures are designed to ensure that service members do not face discrimination or retaliation in the workplace as a result of their military service.Overall, the new military laws in Wyoming represent a significant step forward in supporting veterans and active duty service members in the state. With these new provisions in place, it is hoped that those who have served our country will have access to the resources and support they need to thrive in civilian life.