The changes are designed to help military families and retirees avoid visiting base ID card offices during the pandemic.

The changes are designed to help military families and retirees avoid visiting base ID card offices during the pandemic.

A 91-year-old widow has lost her ID card, and her adult child wants to know how to get another.

Military family members and retirees living in the United States can now renew their identification cards online and receive the new cards in the mail through an expansion of a pilot program that ...

Military family members, retirees and their family members and certain others will get new ID cards as they renew or replace their IDs over the next five years. It will be similar to the common ...

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Form 354, Civilian Identification Card, to access USAF installations have until early 2014 — when the AF354 will be rescinded — to get a ...

Only military retirees are first issued ID cards with “indefinite” expiration dates. Military spouses and widows over age 75 also receive a “permanent” ID card.

The annual event for those who retired from active military service provides a chance for retirees to receive flu shots, update retiree identification cards, and return unused medications.

Still, some travelers told Military Times their military IDs have been rejected at U.S. airports. The issue has come up with military retirees, particularly those with old-style ID cards featuring ...

Retired civilians can obtain a DoD identification card, but there is no equivalent identification card for civilian dependents.

Those who retired from the military service are issued a retiree identification card which frankly is a welcome part of my wallet. Many businesses offer discounts to military veterans such as ...