MANY CURRENT MEMBERS SEE VALUE IN MOAA MEMBERSHIP

We are living in an increasingly complex and dangerous world with more and more of the nation’s treasure going to finance the worldwide War On Terror.

That means less money available for funding earned entitlements.

MOAA is committed to its mission, working to influence the course of national security policy and protecting the earned entitlements of active duty, National Guard, Reserve, and retired officers and their families.

There are five basic reasons to join MOAA and, actually, a whole lot more.

There’s Strength In Numbers
When you join MOAA, you’re adding your voice to the largest and most effective officers’ association in the country. We’re officers just like you. We understand the challenges you face and share your concerns about the future.

Meet MOAA Members In Your Community
With more than 400 chapters across the country and abroad, MOAA provides plenty of opportunities for local activities, networking, and camaraderie. And even if you don’t have time to get actively involved, it’s good to know MOAA is fighting for you every day in Washington and our state capitals.

Enjoy Benefits Designed For Officers and Their Families
There are a lot of organizations you can join, but only MOAA offers benefits tailored to your needs: free military benefits counseling, second-career guidance and planning, scholarships for the children of servicemembers attending college, supplemental TRICARE health insurance, discounts on everything from vacations to legal services, and more.

Make Yourself Heard
While you’re out there fighting for your country, MOAA is fighting for you in Washington. As a member, you can join thousands of other members who speak up on issues that affect you directly, from pay to benefits to the hardships of constant deployment.

Membership Is A Bargain
For only $27 (auxiliaries $24), you’ll have access to a whole range of benefits from financial education to discounts on travel, computers, and more. Add to that our free monthly magazine and you have a membership that more than pays for itself.

Source: MOAA

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