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Update: Congress Passes Legislation to Protect GI Bill Benefits During Coronavirus Challenges
The bipartisan bill would ensure that courses moved online would still be considered on-site for the sake of student housing allowances.
The bipartisan bill would ensure that courses moved online would still be considered on-site for the sake of student housing allowances.
The move would help beneficiaries maintain an adequate supply amid coronavirus concerns.
It's an issue of fairness and of readiness. Click to learn how you can make your voice heard.
Coronavirus concerns have sidelined the in-person portion of Storming the Hill, but you can still make your voice heard.
A new report outlines recommendations to combat high spouse unemployment.
Learn more about the issues, and find out how you can participate from home.
This legislation is the next step as MOAA continues to fight to fully eliminate concurrent receipt, and grant the full disability and retirement pay our veterans deserve.
MOAA continues its work on behalf of this vulnerable population.
Learn why the next two years are ‘pivotal’ for veteran care.
DoD promised no immediate changes in the wake of its recent report. So what's going on?
The changes will affect about 200,000 beneficiaries. Find out what moves are in store.
A strong NOAA Corps needs these changes to grow and retain skilled officers.
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