Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
MOAA and DAV released "Ending the Wait for Toxic-Exposed Veterans," a blueprint for supporting toxic-exposed service members in the wake of the PACT Act. To learn more, visit endingthewait.org
From a joint news release: The PACT Act is not a solution for all. Many more need support today, and we must protect our next generation of service members. DAV and MOAA highlight the ongoing challenges in providing timely, equitable access to health care and benefits for veterans affected by toxic exposure across all generations. Backed by original research and historical analysis, DAV and MOAA’s recommendations for the Department of Veterans Affairs and Congress would help end the wait for millions of current and future toxic-exposed veterans and ensure we keep our nation’s sacred promise to those who served.
To learn more about MOAA, visit MOAA.org
To learn more about DAV, visit DAV.org
MOAA and DAV released "Ending the Wait for Toxic-Exposed Veterans," a blueprint for supporting toxic-exposed service members in the wake of the PACT Act. To learn more, visit endingthewait.org
From a joint news release: The PACT Act is not a solution for all. Many more need support today, and we must protect our next generation of service members. DAV and MOAA highlight the ongoing challenges in providing timely, equitable access to health care and benefits for veterans affected by toxic exposure across all generations. Backed by original research and historical analysis, DAV and MOAA’s recommendations for the Department of Veterans Affairs and Congress would help end the wait for millions of current and future toxic-exposed veterans and ensure we keep our nation’s sacred promise to those who served.
To learn more about MOAA, visit MOAA.org
To learn more about DAV, visit DAV.org
