• New ID Card’s will be required by 31 December 2025.  However, it is highly recommended that retirees get the new cards as soon as possible, especially if their social security number is on their card.

• Using the old ID Card will not affect the ability to fill prescriptions.

• You must be 65 to get the INDEF ID card.

• The website to make an appointment is: https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/ 
• This will connect to NAS Oceana, NAB Little Creek, Fort Story, NS Norfolk and all Hampton Roads area ID Card offices. 

• To get an ID Card without going to the ID Card office, you will be required to create a DS Logon.
• Previous ID card photo will be used.

NAS Oceana: 757-433-2184

Norfolk: 757-444-8263

NAB Little Creek: 757-462-5319

Dam Neck: 757-492-6163

NMC Portsmouth: 757-953-7874

Langley AFB: 757-764-2270

Respectfully Submitted;
John J. Uhrin III, CDR USN (Ret.)
 

PS by Webmaster:
New military ID cards also function as a Real ID at airport TSA checkpoints.  This has been tested at two major airports in March 2025.

By: Karen Ruedisueli, Jan 15, 2025

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has once again targeted TRICARE For Life (TFL) in its biennial report outlining options for reducing the deficit.

The December 2024 report highlights savings that could be achieved by introducing a TFL enrollment fee or minimum out-of-pocket cost requirements. Similar concepts have been presented in past CBO reports, which are issued every two years to provide information to lawmakers confronting budgetary challenges.

Last year, nearly 200 MOAA members and staff took this issue to Capitol Hill as part of our Advocacy in Action campaign, ensuring elected officials understand the intense opposition to TFL fees. Retirees already have fulfilled all the requirements to earn their health care benefit, and MOAA will fight any attempts to cut it, including fee increases designed to shift costs from DoD to seniors who rely on TFL.

Click HERE to read the complete article.

Click on the December 2024 Report above and scroll down to pages 17 and 18 where you can read about the enrollment fees. 

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