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 soon ...

The Wright-Patterson AFB DEERS Office will continue to operate under restricted services due to current COVID-19 response efforts. Service members and beneficiaries can also schedule appointments ...

MIAMI VALLEY — Due to the COVID-19, the Department of Defense has granted extension for those with expiring dependent or retiree ID cards. In Dayton, the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base announced that ...

Military retirees and family members renewing or getting their first military identification cards this year are nearly guaranteed to receive the Next Generation Uniform Services Identification, or ...

WASHINGTON -- The Defense Department began issuing Next Generation Uniformed Services Identification Cards on July 31, 2020, the first time since 1993 that changes to the card have been made. Michael ...

Editor's note: The Defense Department says its current policy requires ID cards for those age 10 and up. The department said its earlier statement on permanently raising the age was incorrect.