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How to build and maintain your local organization. Includes link to Common Join Form and other valuable resources.
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Col. Thomas P. “Tom” Waddell, USAF (Ret), is MOAA’s 2023 chapter-level Colonel Steve Strobridge Legislative Chair Award recipient.
Capt. Lynn Nash, USPHS (Ret), received MOAA’s legislative liaison award for her efforts in 2023 to enact change for the military and veterans’ communities.
The July issue of Council and Chapter News is now available. Learn about opportunities to support MOAA Charities, find tips for meeting with lawmakers during the upcoming congressional recess, and read about what other affiliates have been up to in their communities.
The Lake and Sumter Counties Chapter is helping veterans gain independence through transitional housing.
The June issue of Council and Chapter News is now available. Learn about resources to protect your personal data, find upcoming chapter visits by national MOAA, and read about what other affiliates have been up to in their communities.
Maj. Harry Shumate, USAF (Ret), 97, flew more than 14,000 hours as a military and civilian pilot.