Military families spanning generations rely on these savings to make ends meet.

Leaders from MOAA’s State Legislative Exchange Forum met with senior DoD representatives for the latest updates and to share concerns over potential program cuts.

The high-profile bill would fund a return to a full military housing allowance among other quality-of-life priorities, but many details remain unclear.

A new bill would offer servicemembers and spouses access to treatments available under most private-sector plans.

Key figures have yet to reflect recent updates to trade policy. That won’t be the case much longer.

The Uniformed Services Leave Parity Act would bring USPHS leave benefits in line with those in the armed services.

MOAA remains focused on critical priorities in its ongoing work with key congressional committees.

Members took to Capitol Hill to help protect service-earned pay and benefits. Here’s how you can keep the momentum going. 

It’s not just a lifeline for veterans: Here’s why it matters for all Americans.

They traveled from across the nation to meet with lawmakers and champion key legislation supporting the uniformed services community.

With her husband deployed, a former congressional staffer flew across the country to add her voice to the cause.

The fight to end an unjust pay offset continues in the 119th Congress. Here’s the latest.