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 ...

The Next Generation Uniform Services Identification, or USID, was introduced in 2020 and is the first retiree and military dependent card update since 1993.

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

♦ 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. They need to make an ...

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.

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 ...

Appointments for retirees, dependents: Wright-Patterson Air Force Base’s Military Personnel Flight has designated specific days in June and July for dependent and retiree ID cards only.

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

The blue background retired ID card will become invalid Jan. 31, 2026. The retirees heard from a retired senior noncommissioned officer during the 2nd Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment graduation.