Following that assignment, Moga moved back to Tyndall Air Force base to serve as an F-15C FTU Instructor Pilot where he taught for four years.

During that time, he attended Squadron Officer School at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, and received Distinguished Graduate honors.

Moga was one of thirteen pilots Air Force-wide accepted into the F-22A Raptor program as initial FTU IP cadre in the 43rd Fighter Squadron at Tyndall AFB.

In June 2019, then Colonel Moga became the Strategic Planning and Integration Division Chief, for Headquarters U.S. Air Force A8, at the Pentagon.

Moga eventually became the Deputy Director for Operations of the United States Northern Command after 13 months at the pentagon in July 2020.