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One year from now, TotalForce+ returns February 1–3, 2027. We’re already building what’s next — new voices, meaningful conversations, and even more ways to connect. Follow us to stay connected as we build toward 2027.

The Love Lives On Act protects surviving spouses’ right to remarry. It just cleared a hurdle in the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee and we need your support! Honor the sacrifices of military families and provide them with the stability they deserve by taking action at hubs.li/Q047Cj0Z0. #LoveLivesOn #milspouse @TAPSorg

All financial strategies include some level of risk. The key is, how does your portfolio line up with your goals? Whether it's planning for a family, getting ready to leave uniform, or nearing retirement, expert advice from @MilitaryOfficer can help. Learn more: hubs.li/Q047dzP50

Our multimedia expert Mike put down the camera and is recruiting members at the Logistics Officers Association Symposium March 17-18 in Oklahoma City. Stop by Booth 222 and say hi. #LOAC2026_OKC

VIRTUAL JOB FAIR: Big companies are meeting 1-on-1 with prospective employees 11 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. THIS THURSDAY. Sign up here: moaa.org/.../virtual-ca… Companies include: @Cisco @MANTECH @NavyFederal @ParsonsCorp @synchrony @USAA CACI International Inc

People are the backbone of the force. At TotalForce+, SEAC David Isom, Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, reinforced why investing in service members and their families is critical to readiness. It’s a mission MOAA has championed for decades — and one that continues at TotalForce+, which returns next February. Stay connected to what’s next. #PeopleOutrankEverything #TotalForcePlus

Not even snow in the middle of March can stop MOAA's advocacy efforts on the Hill! A special thanks to our MOAA staff members for braving the weather. Luckily you can join us from home at hubs.li/Q046BrJ-0.

MOAA is here to support the uniformed services community, no matter what season of life they are in. To learn more about how you can help us with our advocacy mission in just a few clicks, go to hubs.li/Q046s00L0.

We’re at the Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians conference today, and the doctors are telling us what we already hear from members: accessing military healthcare is harder than it should be. MOAA is working to change that. Go to hubs.li/Q046gxQF0 to share your thoughts with your lawmakers. A special thanks to our local chapter member Colonel Bill Nelson for swinging by and to our staff members Rachel Bath and Pete Magnuson for their work! If you're at the conference, be sure to stop by for a chat and some cool MOAA swag!

We salute the service and sacrifice of Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler Jaggers, an aviation survival technician assigned to Air Station Astoria, Oregon, who passed away the evening of March 5, 2026, as a result of critical injuries suffered during the rescue of a distressed mariner from a commercial ship offshore of Oregon on Feb. 27. “Aviation Survival Technician Jaggers represented the very best of our Service and the Aviation Rescue Swimmer community,” said Admiral Kevin Lunday, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard. “He demonstrated extraordinary heroism in the face of danger, upholding the highest standards of courage and excellence for Coast Guard operations. We honor his selfless actions and unwavering devotion to our highest calling: to save others. His family has our deepest condolences and steadfast support, and we continue to honor their privacy during this very difficult time.”

MOAA mourns the loss of this American soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of his nation while supporting Operation Epic Fury. Army Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, of Glendale, Kentucky, was assigned to 1st Space Battalion, 1st Space Brigade, a unit within Army Space and Missile Defense Command. He passed away from injuries sustained at Prince Sultan Air Base during an attack.

Dare to Dream! Join us for a four part online work shop to learn how to craft a career that fits YOU. Our expert Erin Cardinal, a professional career coach with nearly a decade of corporate and coaching experience, will lead this workshop. She has supported more than 1,000 military members in their work to successfully navigate transition and find fulfillment beyond the uniform. You won't want to miss this! Join here: hubs.li/Q0461lw10

If we want the next generation to serve, we have to take good care of this one. At TotalForce+, Liz Rotenberry, military caregiver and Director of Caregiver Engagement at the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, challenged us to rethink transition as a lifelong commitment to service members and their families. At MOAA, that commitment drives our advocacy and enduring support for the entire military community. The conversation doesn’t end when the event does. hubs.li/Q045WcnZ0 for more. #BecausePeopleMatter

Families who have suffered the loss of their servicemember should not have to worry about the security of their benefits as they rebuild their lives. Tell your lawmakers to support this bill at hubs.li/Q045yQhD0.

MOAA mourns the loss of these four American soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of their nation. Capt. Cody A. Khork, 35, of Winter Haven, Fla.; Sgt. 1st Class Noah L. Tietjens, 42, of Bellevue, Neb.; Sgt. 1st Class Nicole M. Amor, 39, of White Bear Lake, Minn.; and Sgt. Declan J. Coady, 20, of West Des Moines, Iowa died March 1 in Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, during an unmanned aircraft system attack. All Soldiers were assigned to the 103rd Sustainment Command, Des Moines, Iowa. (Department of War/U.S. Army photos)

The Star Act continues to be a top priority for MOAA because combat injured veterans need our help. Go to hubs.li/Q045st730 to tell your lawmakers to take action today.

MOAA provides crisis relief grants for military and veteran families in crisis. Learn more: charities.moaa.org/the-moaa-found…

Master Sgt. Roderick W. Edmonds, Staff Sgt. Michael H. Ollis, and Command Sgt. Maj. Terry P. Richardson went above and beyond the call of duty. MOAA celebrates their heroism and service. Read more about them here: hubs.li/Q045fjKT0 Photo by Krista Hoffler/Digital Management Division

Leadership today requires more than expertise — it requires clarity and authenticity in a distracted world. At TotalForce+, Air Force veteran and content creator @sameckholm shared how breaking through the noise starts with showing up as who you really are. For MOAA, breaking through the noise is about amplifying and elevating the needs of service members, families, veterans, and survivors — and advancing solutions for the military community. The conversation doesn’t end when the event does. hubs.li/Q0450x9m0. #PeopleOutrankEverything