This bill aims to prevent the Department of Defense from manipulating casualty records and military benefits by reclassifying or renaming military operations. The legislation establishes that once casualties are attributed to a specific military operation, they must remain permanently attributed to that operation in all official records and statistics, even if the operation is redesignated, renamed, or declared to have ended, as long as combat continues against the same enemy. The bill also prohibits the Defense Department from reducing or eliminating benefits and awards for military personnel and civilians based solely on an administrative redesignation of an ongoing operation. The bill specifically requires the Secretary of Defense to restore all casualty records and benefits that were modified since February 28, 2026, related to operations against Iran, and to notify affected service members and their families of the restoration within 30 days of enactment.