Due to a Department of Defense-wide dependent identification cardstock shortage, the 88th Force Support Squadron military personnel flight will not schedule any more appointments for expired or ...

Due to the COVID-19, the Department of Defense has granted extension for those with expiring dependent or retiree ID cards.

Military retirees and their dependents based in the U.S. may now renew their military ID cards online and receive them by mail, relieving them of a trip to the on-base ID card office. The Defense ...

Roughly a half-million DoD ID card holders -- mainly family members of active-duty, Reserve and National Guard members, as well as retirees and their dependents under age 65 -- were allowed to use ...

Yatko said the extension honoring dependent and retiree ID cards that expired after last January remains in effect until June 30. It was put in place to support COVID-19 mitigation efforts.

ID card renewal differs for Soldiers, Family By Scott Prater, Fort Carson Public Affairs Office June 28, 2021 ...

Military retirees and their dependents based in the U.S. may now renew their military ID cards online and receive them by mail, relieving them of a trip to the on-base ID card office. The Defense ...