Meet MOAA members Brian and Shelly Brooks.

If you’re moving to a smaller home, these resources can help you determine what belongings should stay and go.

Lt. Col. Nancy Gruttman, USAR (Ret), served as a parachute rigger and continues to skydive today at age 73.

In recognition of MOAA’s birthday Feb. 23, longtime members reflect on why they joined the association.

Chapter volunteers share insights and experiences with their mentees from the Army and Air Force ROTC departments at the University of Arkansas.

Patricia Tyson Redmond has interviewed more than 120 veterans over the past almost 20 years.

Col. Ron Sarg, USAF (Ret), president of the Delaware Council of Chapters, grew his hair for 22 months so he could donate the required 10 inches to Locks of Love.

Here’s a look at some of the Surviving Spouse Advisory Council’s accomplishments over the past year.

The regular feature is nearing 100 entries. Do you, or does your MOAA chapter, have a story to tell?

CW4 Edwina “Eddy” Mroz, USCGR (Ret), was one of 93 women veterans flown to Washington, D.C., to visit the war memorials.

The foundation’s chairman, a Life Member of MOAA, says there is still time to support the annual holiday drive.

The Greater Rome Utica Chapter will hold ceremonies and place wreaths at six local cemeteries this weekend.