Advocacy
Work to End Unfair Offset for Combat-Injured Veterans Turns to Senate
A path remains for the Major Richard Star Act to become part of the NDAA, but your voice is needed.
MOAA has long fought to end the unjust offset faced by medically retired servicemembers who lose a dollar of retirement pay for every dollar collected in VA disability pay.
This page offers resources and guidance for Chapter 61 retirees and their families, including those with combat-related injuries.
It also offers the latest updates on MOAA's efforts to secure concurrent receipt for all of these retirees, and how you can help support the cause.
A path remains for the Major Richard Star Act to become part of the NDAA, but your voice is needed.
Use this publication to help you better understand CRDP and CRSC and answer commonly asked questions. Available to Premium and Life members.
How does this complex, and unfair, system work ... and what is MOAA doing to help fix it?
She served as a tireless advocate for combat-injured veterans in support of legislation bearing her husband’s name.
Reach out to your lawmakers today and ask them to include the Major Richard Star Act in the must-pass NDAA.
Tens of thousands of combat-injured veterans still don’t receive the compensation they’ve earned. Tell your senators to step up.
MOAA helps you understand your concurrent receipt choices.
A crash course in CRSC, with links to more resources.
Who is eligible, what is available, and what else retirees need to know.