Retirees and military family members need a military ID card to obtain many benefits. We help to explain the process of getting one.

After driver’s licenses and other state-issued forms of ID were required to meet REAL ID standards to fly in May, reports emerged of American military retirees facing additional screening at ...

Whether you’re just marrying into the military or keeping all of your military life ducks in a row, there’s one thing you need to keep an eye on regularly: your military spouse ID card. As the ...

Your DoD ID card isn’t just for base access and medical appointments. It’s a key to free travel, entertainment, retail perks, and experiences that add up to hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars ...

The REAL ID Act of 2005 requires state-issued ID cards to comply with federal security regulations for the holders to access federal facilities and board flights within the United States. Twenty ...

A report from the BBB highlights the challenges military families face when it comes to scams. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman takes a closer look and shares tips on how service members and ...

His miltary identification pin is fastened to the red velvet fabric on the interior of the case. The pin is a silver five pointed star with [C. MILLER / Co. E / 107 / USCT] engraved at center. The ...

ATLANTA — One person is in custody Monday after crashing a military vehicle into the front of the 3rd Infantry Division’s headquarters building at Fort Stewart, officials at the Georgia Army ...

Are active-duty, retired military personnel, and dependents required to get a REAL ID? We take a look ahead of the REAL ID deadline.

We're quickly approaching the date the federal government will begin requiring REAL IDs or something similar to board a plane or enter a federal building.