- May 2, 2024
- Posted by: legaleseblogger
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### Understanding the Letter found in the App
I recently came across a letter in the app that mentioned the possibility of obtaining commissary privileges even if you are not 100% in some aspect. Additionally, it mentioned the opportunity to acquire a Retiree Military ID card. This information has left me puzzled, and I am curious to know if anyone else has come across this letter and what it all signifies.
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You get commissary and exchange use with VHIC. You used to not get MWR privileges with VHIC but that depends on the base and who works there. The advantage with 100% p&t dod ID is you do not pay the credit card/debit card fee at the commissary when you do self checkout.
You can shop at the exchange on the Internet cheaper and no taxes. That’s all.
Hey mods, I wonder if information on base access for Exchange/Commissary/MWR should be part of the KB? This question comes up periodically. u/omron
You can use Commissary and Exchange in the states with a service connected VHIC. However, this is not the case for some places overseas like Japan. You need the 100% DAV ID.
Same question I have. 🤔
Even if you don’t use the commissary much, the benefits of access to cheaper fuel is nice too.
I’m retired and live next to a base with gym facilities. While I’m extremely limited in what I can do, I used to enjoy visiting the facilities when I had time, mostly during weekends. However, the base has a new commander, and the gym is now open to retirees and dependents only during staffed hours. Outside of these hours, only active military personnel or even contractors with a CAC card are allowed. I find this situation ridiculous and am unsure if it’s worth complaining to a senator. I’ve spent most of my life in the military, and now that I’m retired, I feel neglected. SMH.
Something I haven’t seen anyone mention in the comments…
1) They have new ID cards called USID cards (Next Generation Uniformed Services ID Card) and they basically all look the same but the details are different. So there is no more “Retiree” card. This website will tell you about it:
[https://www.cac.mil/Next-Generation-Uniformed-Services-ID-Card/](https://www.cac.mil/Next-Generation-Uniformed-Services-ID-Card/)
2) I think, that if you are 100% but not T&P, you have to get your ID renewed periodically. If you are 100% T&P you don’t have a renewal date, you get “INDEF”.
3) With the VHIC card, it used to be you could only use the PX and Commissary, but they recently changed it to you can use the other Facilities for MWR (Morale, Welfare and Recreation). I think you still have to stop at the front gate of any base to get a Pass before they will let you in, but I am not sure with the recent changes. With a USID card they will wave you through.
Why do people care about commissary privileges so much?
In case anyone has the same issue that I did;
I went to get my 100% P&T base access ID card within a month of receiving my VA disability rating. I did not have the commissary letter populating in my VA letters on the app or website. All I had to do was call the VA support center/customer service line and after a 10 minute conversation I had the letter emailed to me directly. Hope this helps someone!
I am retired Air Force as well as a 100% P&T veteran. I don’t have a commisary near me so I can’t really compare prices. But that last seven years that I was in, I was stationed at two different bases in San Antonio. I started off my assignment in the Alamo City using the commissary closest to me but after one shopping experience at the grocery chain H-E-B, I was done using the commissary.
Just a much better experience and selection. And no paying the baggers a $1 a bag.
In 2022, H-E-B finally made it’s way to north Dallas, and it’s the only place that I shop.
You can also use your VA healthcare card. That’s what I use and I have no problems.
Honestly commissary access isn’t really that great of a benefit stateside. I always did my shopping at Sam’s or Costco.
What’s the DD2765? I’m not familiar with that one.
Went to DEERS yesterday. System was down. Have to go back Monday to get it.
Is there a commissary in the Philippines?
Also if you are not 100% the commissary charges a small fee for using credit/debit cards.
Where do you find that letter at?
100% P&T doesn’t get a retiree ID, but a Disabled American Veteran ID.
I passed by this post while scrolling my wall on Reddit and instinctively tried to open the letter
You can get commissary privileges with 30% rating!! Just saying! You don’t need to be 100%.
You can save more money by shopping at Walmart than by shopping at the commissary
If only Instacart serviced the commissary…
So I just got 70% am I able to get a Vet ID to get on base?
Well you get the DoD DAV ID Card which is similar to the DoD Retiree ID Card which gives similar but not exactly the same benefits.
Leave it vets to question a benefit that may help someone out if their only income is from the VA..
The commissary and BX are garbage. Don’t waste your time.
Ugh now I need 100% this is absurd why can’t the rest of us use the commissary ugh
I’m not sure why people get so wrapped up about the commissary and PX. In recruiting school, the instructors complained about it nonstop. Dude, there are more and better places to shop for literally everything. I didn’t shop there before retirement. Not going to shop there now.
Only if your base accepts you and your background check passes