Posted on Jan 14, 2016
Military bases no longer accepting driver's licenses from 5 states
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Federal facilities no longer accept driver's licenses from five states as valid identification for individuals seeking entry without an escort, but some military bases are offering workarounds, granting grace periods, or continuing with current access rules that require more than an ID.
Those with licenses from Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico and Washington state can no longer use those IDs to enter an installation, according to regulations included in the Real ID Act, which requires states to meet security and data-collection guidelines for the identification cards they issue.
Those with licenses from Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico and Washington state can no longer use those IDs to enter an installation, according to regulations included in the Real ID Act, which requires states to meet security and data-collection guidelines for the identification cards they issue.
Military bases no longer accepting driver's licenses from 5 states
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This is down right scary that these people are allowed to get a drivers license
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CSM Charles Hayden
@SGM David --- fail. That is OK, in CA, when they are handed a driver's license they are registered to vote! I wonder if that works when they use a Mexican ID card for primary ID for the drivers license?
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL Makes a lot of sense to me! At Camp Pendleton, all the Marines do is to glance at the CA Driver's License. I would fell better if they would glance at the passengers long enough to determine if they appear to be of the sex as depicted on the driver's license.
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