A Partners in PROMISE policy researcher (and Army spouse) stresses the need to stay “vigilant and organized.”

The nominee most recently served as head of Air Combat Command, a position he left in August.

The findings will help improve programs and resources for military families.

The MOAA-backed move ensures needed assistance will remain in place for those supporting our veterans.

Whether decades in the future or in the next few years, it's time to make this possibility part of your preparations.

World War II through the eyes of a Japanese sub commander, a century-old guide to keeping troops healthy, and more great finds from our reviewer.

A message from DFAS addresses recent confusion and offers next steps for retirees.

In: Buffalo chicken and s'mores bars. Out: Beef taco filling and pork sausage patty. See what else is changing.

Find out how to maintain your access to care ... and how MOAA is working to improve future contractor changeovers.

Lt. (Dr.) Katherine Farris, USN, discusses her "deeply rewarding" time in uniform so far.

Such a fundamental shift could put this important benefit at risk.

Programs designed to reach veterans in crisis have expanded and are taking advantage of cutting-edge technology.