Editorial Policy

MOAA and the Oregon State Council of Chapters (OSCC) are non-partisan organizations. This website reflects this policy. 

MOAA is the nation's largest and most influential association of military officers. It is an independent, nonprofit, politically nonpartisan organization. It is dedicated to a strong national defense and to preserving the earned entitlements of members of the uniformed services and their families and survivors.

 MOAA expertly represents our interests in Washington, D.C., and merits all chapter members' support. Please click on the MOAA Website or the MOAA TAKE ACTION CENTER . You may also contact MOAA at this link: MEMBER SUPPORT CENTER

If you are not a member of MOAA, please click on WHY JOIN MOAA for more information and complete a membership application.

WEBSITE REGISTRATION FOR CURRENT MOAA CHAPTER/COUNCIL MEMBERS

If you are a current member of MOAA, belong to an Oregon Chapter and have not previously registered or logged-on to this web site, please click this link REGISTER (also located at top right of the screen) and complete the on-line instructions.

Registration will allow you to access all the pages/links on the site including Members, Documents, Newsletters, Photos & other  Information such as Council rosters, meeting minutes and member gallery.

When asked to enter your "public display name" enter your first and last name instead of a nickname/username.  

Note: be aware that you must be manually approved by the Web Master before you will have full access to the site. Approval may take 72 hours or more.   

WELCOME TO OSCC - Never Stop Serving

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COUNCIL PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Thank you for visiting the Oregon State Council of Chapters Military Officers Association of America website. We support the activities of our seven affiliated chapters as well as the military community. As of January 2020, our association numbers seven active chapters, representing nearly 500 members throughout the State.  

Our chapters are involved in many service activities that foster support for the military and encourage stronger relationships between the services and the civilian communities of Oregon. These activities include supporting Junior ROTC and ROTC units with awards/medals, scholarships and branch insignia. Additionally, they support our deployed troops and their families, recognize and honor the service of veterans from past conflicts, provide grass root support for veteran and military legislative initiatives and assist many veteran related programs and initiatives. 

If you are a current, former or retired commissioned officer of any of the United States uniformed services, including NOAA and Public Health, and are interested in associating with fellow military officers, a local chapter is the place for you. Chapters strive to maintain and improve the benefits to which you are entitled. If you are interested in serving your local communities, MOAA chapter membership would be a natural fit. Click these links for Information About OSCC, a listing of our Oregon Chapters and Seven Reasons to Join a Chapter.

Contact us if you would like more information regarding the Oregon State Council, individual Oregon Chapters or National MOAA.

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Sincerely,

 Tom Machrowski, President Oregon State Council of Chapters