Military Benefits
Rollout of Nationwide Commissary Delivery Program Faces Delays
Plans had called for a summer launch, but deliveries remain limited to eight test locations with no date set for expansion.
Plans had called for a summer launch, but deliveries remain limited to eight test locations with no date set for expansion.
Find out how MOAA has continued its leadership on this topic, and how the must-pass bill could help.
A new private manager will take over local household goods shipments, part of an ongoing rollout of a massive new contract.
All 177 U.S. stores will offer deals, but days and products vary.
Long championed by MOAA and fellow advocates, the move lets tenants register and track their issues in a searchable system.
Leadership wants to ensure families "are as well prepared as our servicemembers for the possible challenges that lay ahead."
Frequent moves add challenges to an already stressful part of the year. These programs and websites can help.
Resolving fee disputes can be "arduous" or even "frightening" despite the Tenant Bill of Rights.
Finding affordable, high-quality care has long been a challenge for many military families, with issues varying by location.
Parents have more flexibility under these rules, but there are limits and eligibility considerations.
A recent roundtable outside Washington, D.C., offered a chance for stakeholders to voice their concerns.
Less than half were satisfied with the Exceptional Family Member Program, according to a recent survey.