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Veterans

InstantGratification

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3. Would love to be corrected

Reply to usonian (Reply #2)

Sun Jul 28, 2024, 01:20 PM

Jul 2024

To my knowledge there is no such thing as a veteran's ID card. Active military have an ID card and retired have one, but veterans who separated before retirement get their DD214. Michigan putting that on the drivers license is a great idea, when mine comes up for renewal, I'm going to see if OH has something similar.

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My "new" DD-214 is received, downloaded, scanned, printed. [View all] Siwsan Jul 2024 OP

Congrats! Yeah I finally go my "veteran" drivers license recently. Felt good ColinC Jul 2024 #1

Isn't a veteran's ID card enough? usonian Jul 2024 #2

Would love to be corrected InstantGratification Jul 2024 #3

There are online resources from the VA for ID shotten99 Jul 2024 #5

Sure, check this out. usonian Jul 2024 #6

I tried this site Siwsan Jul 2024 #7

I can only speak for the VA health ID card. I applied at the nearest VA medical center. usonian Jul 2024 #9

The Veterans ID card is just like the Submariner Nov 18 #11

May I suggest Lowes HAB911 Jul 2024 #4

Unfortunately, Lowes closed ALL of their Genesee County Michigan locations Siwsan Jul 2024 #8

Here, in Fla, kozar Sep 2024 #10