Military bases are set to stop accepting Civilian Retiree Identification Cards after next month as part of the Defense Department's move toward a federal ID standard, though commanders may choose ...

Defense Department civilian retirees will no longer be issued military identification cards in connection with updated rules that allow other forms of ID to be used for entry to bases, according ...

August 17, 2021 2021 DoD Warrior Games canceled due to COVID-19 Delta variant October 20, 2016 U.S. Army STAND-TO! | Financial Readiness for Army Personnel Big changes affect DoD ID card holders ...

After Friday, civilian retirees will need a “Real ID” or Real ID-compliant ID card for access to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Previous ID cards won’t be reissued. Department of Defense ...

The Military ... a distinct identification card (ID) authorizing them to receive Uniformed Services benefits and privileges. Starting in 2020 all new dependent and retiree ID cards are the same ...

(Staff Sgt. Joshua Magbanua/Air Force) 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 ...

(Yasuo Osakabe/Air Force) Transitioning from active duty to civilian life can be a daunting task for members of the military ... of ID cards depending on individual circumstances: Retirees ...

we create approximately 31,000 ID cards.” The office services all military branches, to include Department of Defense civilians and contractors, military and DOD civilian retirees, their family ...

After Friday, civilian retirees will need a "Real ID" or Real ID-compliant ID card for access to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Previous ID cards won't be reissued. Department of Defense (DoD ...