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MOAA Making Headlines


MOAA has been on the forefront in defending the earned benefi ts of all military personnel. Whether it is speaking out on the issues or engaging members in the political process, MOAA is working to remind Congress of its promises. (To view full articles, visit www.moaa.org/MOAAintheNews.)


Troops’ Advocate: War-spawned Medical Issues a Growing Problem The Hill – December 6, 2011


What is the VA Doing To Prevent Veteran Suicides? WTOP interview – December 2, 2011


MOAA expresses concern that a decade of war has created medical issues that will stretch U.S. health systems “for generations to come” and offers solutions for improvement.


“MOAA does a really nice job of having suggested e-mail printable letter forms in the magazine – they are understandable, easy to use and very powerful. With one touch on the keyboard, they can be e-mailed directly to key legislators. I’m so glad MOAA provides the content for these e-mails.” Mrs. Sylvia Ferris, Auxiliary Member


Another Burden for Our War Fighters The Washington Times - November 23, 2011


Admiral Ryan reminds readers that America’s troops are performing an extremely tough mission with an extraordinary level of commitment and sacrifi ce.


Photo Credit: Sean Shanahan


“MOAA is in the lead in the attempt to save our benefi ts while many veteran and military organizations sit on the sidelines. Make use of MOAA’s e-mail messages edited as you wish and contact your congressional leaders and Senators through MOAA’s website. These messages are the weapon of choice for this battle and


only take 5 minutes to launch!” Lt. Colonel Sidney R. Howard, USAF (Ret)


The Pentagon Budget, Under Scrutiny The New York Times – September 29, 2011


Admiral Ryan’s rebuttal to this editorial reminds readers that military compensation costs rose over the last decade because America spent the previous two decades cutting military pay, retirement and health care.


Add Your Voice! Take our online survey to share your perspective on today’s debates on military benefi ts and entitlements: www.moaa.org/moaasurvey

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