Member Spotlight
MOAA Member Part of Mission Clearing Pontoon From Atop Niagara Falls
The 3,500-pound piece of steel broke free in 2019 and became lodged in the Niagara River rapids.
The 3,500-pound piece of steel broke free in 2019 and became lodged in the Niagara River rapids.
MOAA member Col. Hank “Hog” Griffiths, USAF (Ret), is at the controls of “the next revolution in flight.”
Col. Francis “Bud” Newcomer Jr., USA (Ret), served in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam.
Megan Powell will continue to advocate for better recognition of active duty caregivers and better mental health care for active duty servicemembers.
The Southeastern Wisconsin Chapter provides funds and manpower to Camp Hometown Heroes.
As MOAA marks Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, meet a chief warrant officer 5 serving his adopted home with pride.
Founded in 2016, the group has 425 members representing all 50 states.
Lt. Col. John Culp, USA (Ret), is currently volunteering in Kyiv with the nonprofit Bomb Techs Without Borders.
Through Florida-based Teens-In-Flight, military children can get their pilot’s license for free.
The Greater Cincinnati Chapter held a birthday celebration for member Robert Doolan, who served as an Army Air Corps navigator in World War II.
Learn how their work has helped families thrive in their new homes.
A chapter leader shares insights, challenges, and successes from her six years as surviving spouse liaison.
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