The DoD's Civilian Retiree ID Cards will no longer be valid after Aug. 31, and instead, civilian retirees will likely need a Real ID-compliant driver's license to get on base.

Defense Department civilian retirees will no longer be issued military identification cards, according to a recent Pentagon memorandum. Previously issued IDs can be used until Aug. 31, 2023, the ...

Retired Air Force civilians who use the Air Force Form 354, Civilian Identification Card, to access USAF installations have until early 2014 — when the AF354 will be rescinded — to get a ...

All Department of Defense ID card holders working on post as contractors or vendors may no longer use a DoD civilian, retiree, military or dependent ID card as a way to gain access to the ...

DoD Civilian Retiree ID cards may be surrendered at installation gates, the Customer Support ID Card Office located in Building 2 in Area A, or by mail to: DMDC – DSC. ATTN: CAC Returns.

The new ID card transitions the current laminated paper card to much more durable plastic material, similar to that used for the common access cards used by military members and DOD civilians, he ...

Eves broke down the various types of ID cards depending on individual circumstances: Retirees: Service members who retire from active duty are eligible for a retiree USID card from their ...

Starting in 2020 all new dependent and retiree ID cards are the same color thanks to the Next Generation Uniformed Services Identification Card. The hard plastic card looks more like the Common ...

DoD Civilian Retiree ID cards may be surrendered at installation gates, the Customer Support ID Card Office located in Building 2 in Area A, or by mail to: DMDC — DSC. ATTN: CAC Returns.

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include changes at Aviano Air Base, Italy, related to DoD civilian retiree ID cards. Military retirees living in Turkey have been put on notice that ...

Throughout this pandemic, the 88th Force Support Squadron and Military Personnel Flight’s ID Card Office has seen no decline in operations. In fact, operations have escalated.

Previous ID cards won't be ... Aug. 30—After Friday, if civilian Department of Defense retirees want to get on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, they'll need that star on their driver's license.