More than 60,000 new soldiers are in the pipeline long before the Sept. 30 end of the fiscal year.

Inconsistencies across state lines may have resulted in millions of dollars in excessive payments.

Get the latest, including how grassroots MOAA advocates are making a difference.

Without accurate tracking, stakeholders cannot be sure DoD programs and policies truly address this long-standing problem.

Use MOAA’s Legislation Action Center to contact your lawmakers today.

Generational reforms in the 2022 law will help millions, but much more must be done by lawmakers and the VA.

Our expert weighs in on five valuable takeaways from a recent MOAA webinar.

Retired Army Lt. Col. Nick Barringer brings his expertise in nutrition and human performance to MOAA’s inaugural people-first conference.

Retiring servicemembers (and veterans in the federal workforce) can get the latest on their coverage options.

A vice admiral said the squalid conditions represented "a failure of leadership across multiple echelons of command."

Ending the rule not only would weaken GI bill benefits, it would cost the government $1.6 billion. Make your voice heard today.

DoD leaders said the plan will save money and provide family stability, but some details remain unclear.