MOAA Advocacy for Servicemembers During the Shutdown
MOAA and fellow advocacy groups are speaking out for servicemembers, stating that those in uniform "deserve stability, not another short-term patch."
- MOAA has been named a top lobbyist for the 18th straight year.
- MOAA members are making a difference in their communities through various initiatives.
- MOAA has achieved major legislative accomplishments, making a positive impact on servicemembers.
Key Resources
- A joint MOAA-DAV report provides a blueprint for better care for toxic-exposed veterans.
- MOAA offers webinars and expert guidance on TRICARE, Medicare, and FEDVIP plan options.
- Members can access exclusive discounts and insurance plans sponsored by MOAA.
Those in uniform "deserve stability, not another short-term patch."
Author's summary: MOAA advocates for servicemembers' stability during the shutdown.
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