This change follows U.S. Northern Command’s resumption of the program, the base said in a statement Monday.
The program allows uniformed service members, their dependents older than 16, Department of Defense employees, and retired service members and spouses with valid DoD identification cards to vouch for vehicle occupants when driving on base.
Acceptable forms of DoD identification include Common Access Card and Registered Real ID, the base said.
For more information on obtaining a visitor’s pass, visit: 88 ABW Pass & Registration Office.
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