Veterans Designation on Drivers Licenses or State ID Cards. I just sent e mails to my State Representative, and the two Representatives to hopefully start the ball rolling on this in Idaho.

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Mr Bock,I have noticed that there are currently only 2. States that provide for their Citizens who have previously served, or are currently serving their fellow Citizens in the Military, (Service Members/Retirees/Veterans), to be able to be identified by means of their State issued Driver’s License.

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Idaho is currently NOT one of those 2. With several having pending legislation), States!!! I would like to propose, (Technically, have you propose for me, to the Idaho Legislature), that Idaho become one of those States that does this, on a voluntary (as desired by those Service Members/Retirees/Veterans), basis, for those who are currently serving, and those who have been HONORABLY DISCHARGED, including those whose Discharge has been upgraded to HONORABLE, and those who have retired, from all of the Armed Services, (Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine Members who served Honorably in WWII), of the United States. Those Veterans desiring to be so identified, would of course, be required to produce proof (DD- 2. HONORABLE DISCHARGE, at the time of issuance, or renewal of their Idaho Driver’s License, at the point of purchase. For Service Members/Retirees; proof, (A CURRENT DD Form 2.

A), of their current membership in one of the Armed Forces of the United States, or their retirement from same. Or for any of the three, (S. M.’s, Retirees, or Veterans), surrender of a Driver’s license from a State that already offers this service to our Nation’s Service Members/Retirees/Veterans, or documentation that the Veteran served Honorably in the Merchant Marine of the United States in WWII. The official seal of the particular service, near a front corner of the license card, in a readily legible size, should suffice for this purpose, absent “copyright infringement” concerns.

In the event that permission for the use of the service seal/s cannot be obtained, the use of the U. S. Colors (American Flag), and the word/s VETERAN: (SERVICE), Service Member: (SERVICE), or MILITARY RETIREE: (SERVICE), should suffice to identify those who have served. Microsoft Word 2010 Turn Off Show Markup In Powerpoint.

The service of those who have put their lives on the line for all of us should be considered “payment in full” for this to appear on the Idaho driver’s license cards of those Service Members/Retirees/Veterans who desire to be readily identifiable as such, without subjecting their official discharge documents, or ID cards to unwarranted risk of theft or undue “wear and tear”. I am proud to have served our Nation and State in the Idaho Army National Guard, Regular Army, and Army Reserve. I would very much like my next Idaho Driver’s License to display that service, just as my car’s license plates display my service to our State/Community as a Radio Amateur. Thank you. Best Regards & G’day DE: Dale Allen. K7. DFAKeep smiling, It’ll drive ’em crazy wondering what you’ve been up to !