Last year saw an alarming increase in service member suicides – the highest rate since the Defense Department started collecting data in 2001.

MOAA will continue to advocate for the current population of retirees and veterans from Vietnam through Post-9/11.

The cost shares for your medications, if you do not receive them at a DoD military treatment facility, will increase on Jan. 1.

The widows tax is an injustice our government has failed to correct for over 40 years.

The NDAA could be voted on by the end of October.

"We hope that, after meeting with us and hearing our arguments ... you will take decisive actions."

"We’re taking care of it in the NDAA, and I think we’re going to have success."

Through this group, military and veteran organizations like MOAA can combine efforts.

The bill contains a number of measures tied to MOAA’s legislative priorities.

Read the latest from Rear Adm. Tom Jurkowsky, USN (Ret), on this critical issue.

This three-star will play a pivotal role as military health care is "in the midst of unprecedented change."

Lawmakers must act now to avoid putting servicemembers at risk.