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Senate Bill Would Give Surviving Spouses More Access to Career Resources
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A new partnership in Tennessee is one of a series of agreements designed to improve access.
A bipartisan group of House members outlined major challenges, including several MOAA priorities, in a letter to the president.
A first-of-its-kind study tracked the increase and includes a breakdown by service branch and paygrade.
Those who served at nearly 130 locations in the U.S., as well as parts of Canada and India, would be eligible.
Limited spots are available for this June voyage with fellow members, including our president and CEO.
The program could fill up to 1,000 needed roles. Find out who is eligible, how it works, and where you can apply.
"The service must examine new ways to develop and retain a highly capable ... corps of air-minded warfighters."
The Army made a similar move in 2022, then reversed course a week later after facing intense criticism.
MOAA member Larry Taylor inspired his fellow veterans: "He chose to do the right thing no matter the odds against him."
COVID-19 restrictions sidelined in-person workers at the National Personnel Records Center. They've finally caught up.
The unit created dummy tanks, sent fake radio messages, and used other tactics to deceive German forces during World War II.