Through the Common Access Card program, the DoD will issue standard identification cards for approximately 4,000,000 active duty uniformed service personnel, selected reserves, DoD civilians and ...

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A Marine sticks his Common Access Card into a computer in this undated photo. (DOD) Just in time for the holidays, the Pentagon is warning that tens of thousands of Navy and Marine Corps members could ...

Active-duty troops can now log in to renew their family members' military ID cards in a pilot program allowing the IDs to be renewed entirely online.

A Marine sticks his Common Access Card into a computer in this undated photo. (DOD) Just in time for the holidays, the Pentagon is warning that tens of thousands of Navy and Marine Corps members ...

Schwegman said that those who object to the credit check can use a Common Access Card to obtain a DS Logon or, if they don't have a CAC, can go to a DoD ID card facility and get their identity ...

All Department of Defense-issued identification cards—to include a Common Access Card—will be accepted.

The nearly 9,000 members would make up roughly 18% of the Coast Guard. A loss of a Common Access Card would mean an inability to utilize base facilities, on-base housing, and computer networks.

Those already entered into the system with a valid access pass, or possessing a Common Access Card, military ID, military dependent ID, or a federal government-issued PIV, may enter post as normal.

Active-duty troops can now log in to renew their family members' military ID cards in a pilot program allowing the IDs to be renewed entirely online.

The nearly 9,000 members would make up roughly 18% of the Coast Guard. A loss of a Common Access Card would mean an inability to utilize base facilities, on-base housing, and computer networks.