MOAA delivered its message to lawmakers during Advocacy in Action. But more grassroots support will be needed soon.

Meet Lt. Gen. William Bowers, deputy commander of manpower and reserve affairs.

The executive order would direct at least $50 million in funding to a plant-derived drug that has shown promise in early studies.

Some affected cases date back 35 years or longer. Survivors also may be eligible.

As MOAA members visited congressional offices, lawmakers and other advocates spoke out on the need to pass the Major Richard Star Act.

Learn how to register as a “future retiree.”

Four priorities, 300 offices, one mission: Protecting service-earned benefits.

MOAA members have led some of the local fights, but the GUARD VA Benefits Act would bring help nationwide.

MOAA and other groups pushed for the end of the legal fight. Here’s why.

Dunham House, which opens this fall in Omaha, Neb., will provide care, support, and community for post-9/11 veterans.

The department paused the program in 2023 after delays and cost overruns.

When something no longer fits — a role, a path, or the chapter you’re in — we’re quick to call it failure. What if it’s something else entirely?