2019
MOAA’s Year in Review: Legislative Gains and Big Moves
In 2019, as we wrap up this 90th year for MOAA, major moves – physically and virtually – are being made.
In 2019, as we wrap up this 90th year for MOAA, major moves – physically and virtually – are being made.
Sen. Jon Tester points to "dramatically understaffed” VA facilities, especially in rural areas.
The to-do list for the year ahead, and how you can support and track MOAA's efforts.
From tenant rights to better deals with housing providers, find out what fixes are in store.
The new law includes widows tax repeal, a military pay raise, and other critical MOAA priorities.
The new rules take effect Jan. 1. Learn more about the temporary fix.
Whether you love to play, watch, or learn about your favorite athletic pastime, we found military discounts on your game. Prices start at free.
Looking back at accomplishments from the past year and highlighting goals for 2020.
MOAA's Transition Guide offers advice about post-service education, career strategies, and personal matters like household finances and health care options.
The course would take into account lessons learned during combat in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The January issue of Council & Chapter News is now available. Find information about the 2020 MOAA Insurance Plans Advertising Program and the Communications Award contest, plus read about what MOAA affiliates have been up to in their communities.
In an effort to ensure dental care, the VA wants to begin a five year pilot program to connect veterans with providers in their area.