Rear Adms. Denise Hinton and Rick Schobitz sat down with MOAA in advance of the service’s 226th anniversary.

Know how this part of your benefit works before you need it.

Take a look at MOAA’s top priorities for the must-pass defense legislation, and what’s next for the bill.

A growing conversation on this long-term problem has given some advocates reason for optimism.

Servicemembers leaving uniform, veterans changing jobs, and spouses with a career on the move all benefit from an early start.

A VA official said "no patient data was compromised" and the server breach took less than a second.

The pilot program will be open to servicemembers in 20 states.

The inaccurate information may prevent some military families from securing needed care.

Two new reports dig into the data behind the nearly 63,000 active duty hospitalizations last year.

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.

Seven soldiers and at least two veterans qualified for the Summer Olympics, which begin July 26.

This regulation hurts transitioning servicemembers and weakens national security. Ask your lawmakers to take action.