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Identity theft can have a significant impact on all military personnel due to frequent relocations and the use of Social Security numbers to identify personnel and their family members. MOAA sponsors Identity Guard, an identity theft protection service.

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MOAA Spouses Honored at White House Ceremony
Seventy-five military spouses of Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) members and staff were among approximately 1,200 guests on the White House South Lawn for a Military Spouse Day Appreciation Ceremony May 6.

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Home Front - Military Spouse PreferenceHome Front - Military Spouse Preference

By Janet Farley — May 7, 2008
Military spouse preference can give you an extra edge when relocating with an active duty spouse.

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Troops in the News

  • Secretary Marks 10th Annual Military Appreciation Month

    Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates today marked the 10th annual Military Appreciation Month and thanked those who support America's troops through the Defense Department's America Supports You program.

  • Marine Corporal Earns Silver Star

    On one hot August morning near Rawah, Iraq, Lance Corporal Moses Cardenas of the Marines 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion found his platoon barraged by an insurgent suicide bomb, numerous rocket-propelled grenades, and heavy machine gun fire.