This year’s in-person Advocacy in Action event is over, but there’s more work to do.

‘Troubles arise when people don’t do their due diligence … not taking care of things that are easy to take care of.’

The May 11-13 commemoration in Washington, D.C., will include the premiere of a MOAA-produced short film on prisoners of war.

From online and in-person retailers to attractions and much more, find out what deals are available.

Learn how officials and advocates explain the discrepancy, and get more from DoD's annual report on the topic.

If confirmed by the Senate, Gen. Randy George would take over for Gen. James McConville, who will retire this summer.

Lawmakers critical to passing key toxic exposure reforms top a list of deserving honorees.

MOAA member Lt. Col. Tanya Bradsher, USA (Ret), would be the first woman to hold the position permanently.

As many as 250,000 Gulf War veterans have reported a series of problems with no clear cause.

The bipartisan SAVES Act improves access to essential care and services. Ask your lawmakers to co-sponsor the bill today.

Learn more about this year’s honorees.

The waivers range from health issues to misconduct to tattoos. The spike in their use is clear ... even if DoD figures aren't.