MOAA and other groups pushed for the end of the legal fight. Here’s why.

Dunham House, which opens this fall in Omaha, Neb., will provide care, support, and community for post-9/11 veterans.

The department paused the program in 2023 after delays and cost overruns.

When something no longer fits — a role, a path, or the chapter you’re in — we’re quick to call it failure. What if it’s something else entirely?

The message also makes a change designed to benefit military families on the move. Get all the details.

Contracts can last up to 12 years. Applications close May 31. Find out who can cash in.

Adding your voice amplifies the message we will bring to Capitol Hill on April 15.

After 26 years of service, Col. Peggy Jane Newman, USA (Ret), a MOAA Life member, gives back to service families.

The proposal would fund community care plans, facilities for homeless veterans, and a restart of the department’s electronic medical record system program.

“The Administration recognizes the importance of America’s warfighters and their families.”

Addressing access-to-care concerns remains a top MOAA priority and a key part of our Advocacy in Action campaign.

Learn more about the four priorities we’ll take to the Hill for Advocacy in Action 2026.