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Veterans make ideal candidates for the “brotherhood of sports officials,” according to this 69-year-old retired Air Force colonel.

An estimated 5.5 million individuals nationwide are providing caregiver services to injured servicemembers and veterans.

The company with the current contract for that segment of the TRICARE system had sought to stop the deal.

VA inspectors found rules related to alternative treatment options are applied inconsistently, leading to delays and frustration.

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

An entry in a recent CBO report would roll back a critical benefit. MOAA’s working to make that benefit stronger.

The request is part of the identity verification process. Alternate, but less convenient, options may be available.

CW04 Lelia P. Jackson, USMC (Ret), is the recipient of the 2023 AMSUS Management and Administration Award.

MOAA councils and chapters have been a driving force for some of this legislation. Find out the latest.

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Stories like these are why MOAA has made preserving access to this benefit a key priority.