# Plain Language Summary: Bishop Utah Test and Training Range Bill

This is a straightforward naming bill. The Air Force currently operates a military training facility in Utah called the "Air Force Utah Test and Training Range." This bill simply changes the official name of that facility to the "Bishop Utah Test and Training Range." That's the main action—it's essentially renaming a military installation.

The bill doesn't change how the facility operates, what it's used for, or any of its functions. The Air Force will continue to use this range for the same training exercises and testing activities it currently does. The name change is likely a tribute to someone named Bishop or to honor the Bishop area of Utah where the range is located, though the specific reason for the name change isn't detailed in the bill itself.

For most people, this bill won't have any direct impact on their daily lives. It's primarily administrative in nature. If you live near the facility or work there, you might see the new name on official documents and signage, but the actual operations and purpose of the range remain unchanged. This type of naming bill is common in Congress and is generally noncontroversial—it's a way to honor places or people while maintaining the functionality of important military infrastructure.

To name the Air Force Utah Test and Training Range as the "Bishop Utah Test and Training Range", and for other purposes.

Stewart, Chris

 <p>This bill designates the Air Force Utah Test and Training Range as the Bishop Utah Test and Training Range.</p>