Should I put that Im an Airforce Veteran on my Driver’s license?

[Travel memoir21]

I lost my driver’s license during my stay there in South East Asia. Went to the Dps office today and got my driver’s pass. Do you think I should show that Im a Veteran on my id or should stay anonymous about it? What would be some of the perks of putting that there?

 

[plumber]

yes you should do that. it is easy and occasionally you will get something. zero downside no one will notice unless they are looking for it.

 

[sevbucmash]

Do driver's license. Also do passport card, at your post office. Also make sure you have a U.S. bank account. ICE could check you on re-entry and question your citizenship if you are spending too much time abroad.

 

[Bible_Belt]

Being a veteran won't keep you from getting deported.

Conceivably, any other kind of cop might treat you better if they see the veteran designation on your ID.

 

[The Duke]

I think it could work to your advantage having it on your DL when dealing with law enforcement. Many of them are ex-military.

I think Lowes gives discount to military. Some restaurants and gyms do as well.

 

[Travel memoir21]

I went to Corpus Christi in the naval base to renew my Military id today. It’s a beautiful base, went inside the bx and did some shopping. I have a lot of respect for anyone military, but man I was wearing my greenbeanie and gray long sleeve t shirt, I looked like a rebellious punk skateboarder and some of those base wives were checking me out and smiling at me lol. Seriously, never settle down in the early years of your military career, that’s like a recipe for divorce man.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

I went to Corpus Christi in the naval base to renew my Military id today. It’s a beautiful base, went inside the bx and did some shopping. I have a lot of respect for anyone military, but man I was wearing my greenbeanie and gray long sleeve t shirt, I looked like a rebellious punk skateboarder and some of those base wives were checking me out and smiling at me lol. Seriously, never settle down in the early years of your military career, that’s like a recipe for divorce man. View attachment 15005

I've heard so any stories of what happens with those wives living on base after their husbands get deployed that could be episodes of the Jerry Springer Show...

Suffice to say most of these b!these ain't sh!t these days.

Husband out risking his life and she is out fvcking Jerome on work release.