As the 2019 legislative calendar evaporates, the FY 2020 National Defense Authorization Act remains unfinished.

The move would benefit all who've served or are serving, many of whom aren't currently covered.

As services pledge fixes, MOAA continues work on behalf of families.

Winter might be fast approaching, but throughout much of the Golden State, you often can count on sunny days, mild temperatures, and military discounts.

New beneficiaries will need a Veterans Health Identification Card to shop, regardless of other IDs.

Find out what you'll pay in the new year.

The searchable site catalogs more than 1,800 state-level programs.

Learn 3 ways MOAA hopes to help military families find the support they need.

Thinking of changing your plan? Start your research here.

DoD "under-counted" the past and present installations, which already number in the hundreds.

DIC will be keeping up with the cost of living.

This transition journey can have numerous ups and downs. The good news is many people who already have walked this path are willing to share what they experienced.