Advocacy
Pay Raise Part of MOAA’s Work Toward a Better Quality of Life for Those Who Serve
A double-digit boost for junior enlisted, which begins in April, will help the most vulnerable servicemembers and military families.
A double-digit boost for junior enlisted, which begins in April, will help the most vulnerable servicemembers and military families.
The provisional decision, one championed by MOAA and many allied advocates, covers a new class of medication.
Learn more about the MOAA-supported, bipartisan legislation.
The bipartisan bill would end an unjust offset faced by combat-injured veterans.
A bipartisan bill would encourage business to hire these talented workers ... and help combat a 21% unemployment rate.
Our push to protect junior members from unhealthy living conditions will be part of our annual spring advocacy campaign.
Ask your legislators to back this MOAA priority and support military families.
A continuing resolution may prevent a federal shutdown, but it's time to fix a system that weakens our all-volunteer force.
A bipartisan bill offers much-needed improvements to health care and other benefits. Write your lawmakers today.
Whether you’re joining us in Washington in April or participating from home, find all the information you need to join the cause.
MOAA stands ready to work in a bipartisan way to ensure our nation fulfills the promises made to those who serve and have served.
The bipartisan Major Richard Star Act would end an unjust pay offset faced by those who’ve served and sacrificed.