Retirees and military family members need a military ID card to obtain many benefits. We help to explain the process of getting one. ... the DoD Guard and Reserve Dependent ID Card (red).

Who qualifies for a military spouse ID card? As the legal spouse of a service member (active, Guard/Reserve or retired), you are eligible to receive an ID card as part of your enrollment into the ...

Military retirees are required to update their Uniformed Services Identification (USID) cards to the new Next Generation USID ...

With an annual investment in the local economy of over $500 million, Fort Buchanan serves a diverse military community of approximately 15,000 active-duty Reserve, National Guard, Marine Corps ...

If it’s time for you to renew your military ID card, you should consider renewing it now. ... Reserve, National Guard, and their dependents, can use their expired IDs until Oct. 31.

Reserve retirees: Service members who retire from the reserves with enough creditable service to receive retired pay and medical benefits at age 60 are eligible for a Reserve Retired USID card ...

♦ Retirees and their dependents can use their expired IDs until Jan. 31, 2022. But those whose ID cards expired after July 31, 2021, have no extension of the deadline.