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Cmdr. Everett Alvarez, USN (Ret), a MOAA Life member, was captured in 1964 and released more than 3,100 days later.

This 87-year-old MOAA Life member has focused his second career on “taking care of those who serve.”

The chapter’s new banner project showcases local veterans on city light poles in Greenwood, S.C.

Understanding, and applying for, these benefits can be a confusing process. MOAA can help.

MOAA Life Member Vice Adm. Nancy Hann brings 30 years of diverse NOAA experience to her role.

The MOAA Life Member mixes history and culture in "The Restless Wave," a love story set during World War II.

After hurricanes Helene and Milton hit the U.S. this fall, chapter We Care Program volunteers reached out to their fellow members to share support and resources.

Focusing on the positive can help make the holiday season easier after the loss of a loved one.

Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr., USN (Ret), was captured in 1964 after he was shot down on one of the first raids into North Vietnam.

The MOAA Public Affairs and Communication Professional Virtual Chapter will assist fellow affiliates with their communication efforts.

CW3 Valerie Mettler, USAR, joined the Army Reserve at age 36 and has served in a variety of military intelligence assignments.