If you carry a military ID card, the number listed on the front of the card (not your benefits number on the back of the card) is considered a "known traveler" or "trusted traveler" number for TSA Pre-Check purposes. You can fill this number in on your frequent-flyer profile, or on your ticket-purchase profile. "Free" TSA Pre-Check!
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Colorado Springs
2980 posts
Active duty only or does this work for retirees?
Posted by
The Heartland USA
8967 posts
I was told only active duty - the "DoD" number on a CAC card.
Posted by
OP
Central Valley, California
293 posts
I'm a spouse of a retiree. Nothing in the literature says Active Duty only.
Posted by
San Francisco
14980 posts
yes, the spouse of an "a.D."...außer Dienst.
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Virginia, USA
5849 posts
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