This bill proposes the establishment of the Commission on Equity and Reconciliation in the Uniformed Services , tasked with a comprehensive examination of historical policies regarding sexual orientation and gender identity within the uniformed services since World War II. The Commission will identify and compile documentation on these policies, focusing on their effects on eligibility for and access to benefits for servicemembers discharged due to their LGBTQ+ identity. It is also mandated to hold public hearings and gather testimonies from affected servicemembers and veterans to understand their experiences. The Commission's duties extend to analyzing the impacts of discriminatory policies on the physical and mental well-being of servicemembers, including contributions to suicidality and homelessness among LGBTQ+ veterans. It will also investigate disparate impacts on minority groups, individuals targeted due to perceived identities, and dependents of servicemembers, as well as the denial of medically necessary healthcare, such as gender dysphoria treatments. Furthermore, the Commission will quantify the effects of these policies on force readiness and collect data on separation codes and their impact on employment and benefits. Finally, the Commission is charged with recommending appropriate remedies, including federal apologies, compensation for lost opportunities, restoration of gender-affirming services, streamlined discharge upgrades, and improved healthcare for LGBTQ+ patients, before submitting a comprehensive report to Congress within one year of its first meeting.