The MOAA-backed law may offer compensation to millions of veterans exposed to toxins, or their survivors.

The Air Force Personnel Center is only approving PCS moves for airmen with expected departure dates in July.

MOAA continues its work to protect your health care benefit as the authorization bill takes shape.

The ruling could mean more education benefits for those eligible under multiple versions of the GI Bill.

Other access changes are being considered in other nations. Get the latest on this critical issue for overseas retirees.

Ask your lawmakers in both chambers to co-sponsor this bipartisan, bicameral legislation today.

The findings from the department's own inspector general come during congressional scrutiny of VA spending.

These National Guard and Reserve retirees get retirement pay, but they can’t access the full health care benefit they’ve earned.

Roughly 200,000 claims have waited more than 125 days for a decision. Nearly 600,000 PACT Act claims have been filed so far.

The initiative is one of several expected to launch as part of the department’s “Year of the Caregiver.”

The VA has received 30% more claims as a result of the legislation and expects more as outreach efforts continue.

The MOAA-supported legislation targets retired servicemembers under 60, possibly saving them thousands of dollars per year.