Lt. Gen. Brian T. Kelly, USAF (Ret), welcomed members of the 118th Congress, staffers, and fellow service organizations to a MOAA-hosted reception March 29.

The inspection data offers a broad view of the Army’s mold issues, which can directly impact soldiers’ health and safety.

A letter from lawmakers to DoD officials points to the "congressional intent" of language in the FY 2022 NDAA.

Members of the wider uniformed services community outpaced the nation in a troubling statistic, according to a new report.

A memo announcing the changes also opens the My Career Advancement Account program to more military spouses.

Find out where the program stands, and what improvements are in the books and on the horizon.

A bipartisan bill would incentivize business to hire these spouses. Here’s how it would work, and how you can help.

'Americans tend to define the end of war as when their troops come home, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the war is over.'

Two lawsuits allege companies violated the Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act when imposing higher-than-allowed interest rates.

The chapter worked with other community groups to provide backpacks filled with personal care items to local homeless veterans.

Learn more about the effort, who it helps, and how you can make a difference.

Support families in uniform through awareness efforts and by joining MOAA’s advocacy work.