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100% P&T Disabled American Veterans are authorized to fly military space-a within CONUS, Hawaii, Alaska and US Territories. Some veterans and organizations are operating under the mistaken belief that they are also authorized to fly to and from foreign destinations. This video seeks to provide clarity and insight into what the regulation actually authorizes.
NOTE ON MILITARY ID
Just a follow up note on this video regarding military ID needed to fly space-a... A veteran who is 100% P&T rated can get a U.S. USID card (military ID card) at any Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System site. RAPIDS offices are located on military bases, at National Guard armories and at reserve training locations. You will need to go onto your profile at va.gov and print your Benefit Summary and Service Verification Letter. The folks at the RAPIDS office will use that to verify your eligibility for your ID card. They will produce a card for you and eligible dependents. Make sure you take all appropriate documentation for all lawful dependents in need of an ID card.
Here is a link to the official and authoritative source.
DoDI 4515.13: www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Do...
Please reference Page 46, Table 3. Section 47.
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