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 When War Topples a Marriage.
For military couples who have endured long deployments, debilitating injuries, and unimaginable marital strain, separation is a last resort but sometimes the best option.

Most military people aren't aware of how the government pays out servicemembers' earned obligations. James F. Verlautz, chair of Dod's Board of Actuaries, explains the details.

Strengthen Your Password. 
In the digital age, passwords are a way of life; they can prove your identity and safeguard it. MOAA's technology expert has compiled his best password creation and storage tips to keep you safe.

Join the Discussion

Is the Pacific the next logical place to focus military strategy? 

Log in to the members-only MOAA Connect to discuss "Pacific Shift," page 50. Visit connect.moaa.org and search "PACOM discussion" to share your opinion.   

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Calculating the Future
Use MOAA's financial calculators to plan your future finances, regardless of your life or career stage. Visit www.moaa.org/calculators.  

Local Change
Get involved in your community by finding and joining a MOAA chapter near you at www.moaa.org/chapters/locator.  

Remarriage Guide
Remarriage can mean survivors lose military benefits. Get the details in MOAA's Remarriage Guide at www.moaa.org/remarriageguide.