From icons of World War II and Vietnam to ancient combat to high-tech tactics, make time for these offerings this winter.

Cmdr. Everett Alvarez, USN (Ret), a MOAA Life member, was captured in 1964 and released more than 3,100 days later.

Our association has made meaningful progress in 2024, and the new year will bring even more energy and purpose.

It's a sharp spike from the 40% opt-out rate in 2019. "Personal and family circumstances" are the leading factors.

The annual Reagan National Defense Survey showed higher levels of support across all age ranges and political affiliations.

History. Records. Traditions. Trivia. Get up to speed before the Black Knights and Midshipmen square off Saturday afternoon.

The Air Force program aims for improved unit cohesion but may "degrade" installation support and lead to logistical problems.

Inspectors reported "various apparent health and safety hazards."

Learn how the pilot program will "address the emerging burial preferences of veterans and their loved ones."

Understanding, and applying for, these benefits can be a confusing process. MOAA can help.

Gen. Thomas D. Waldhauser, USMC (Ret), looks at how the association plans to meet the changing needs of our community.

MOAA is grateful to our members for their continued dedication and compassion. You are making a difference.