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Our Goals:

The primary goals of the Mount Vernon Chapter are to benefit members of the uniformed services, their families and survivors, and to promote a strong national defense. 

As a chapter in the National Capital area, we are in a unique position to advocate our viewpoints to DoD, other veterans service organizations, and Congress.

Concurrent with support of MOAA national and state goals, our chapter generates a broad range of activities directed at informing and benefiting our membership while encouraging and facilitating camaraderie.

We support Fort Belvoir Retirees' activities and maintain very active personal affairs and distinguished speakers programs.

We link our members and their spouses to The Officer Placement Service (TOPS) for career transition services (resume critiques, individual counseling, online job postings, etc.)

Come join us in promoting the aims of MOAA, and enjoy the camaraderie at the same time!


Mount Vernon Chapter/MOAA Goals

2012

The primary goals of the Mount Vernon Chapter are to benefit members of the uniformed services, their families and survivors, and to promote a strong national defense.

As a chapter in the National Capital area, we are in a unique position to advocate MOAA’s and our own viewpoints to DoD, other veterans’ service organizations, the general public and Congress. We actively attempt to take advantage of this opportunity.

Concurrent with support of MOAA national and state goals, our chapter generates a broad range of activities directed at informing and benefiting ourmembership while encouraging and facilitating camaraderie.

We support service members and their families, particularly those in, or returning from, a deployed status.

We maintain a college scholarship program for local JROTC cadets that rewards academic, character and leadership excellence.

We link our members and their spouses to The Officer Placement Service (TOPS) of MOAA for career transition services (resume critiques, individual counseling, online job postings, etc.)

We support Fort Belvoir Retirees' activities and maintain active personal affairs and distinguished speakers programs  to better inform our membership.

                                                                                January 5, 2012


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