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You have to go to a Military Base like Hanscom AFB with your proof that you are 100% DAV and some other docs then they will issue a 2765 ID Card, looks like your old ID when you were on active duty.What’s the process to get one? I’m not even sure I have my discharge papers anymore. (From 1985).
Depot can be a pita. They like active id’s and if you have disabled id it must say service connected. Chicopee dicked around my father a couple times.
Weird. The Lowes in Nashua does NOT accept the retired ID anymore. You have to get their points cards or some such shit, and prove veteran status upon applying, then it will be annotated on the card. My VA card does not say service connected on it at all even though I am.I have the DD214 printed on my MA drivers license. Lowe’s gives you 10% and like stated above, Home Crapo does dick you around. It’s easier to have it on your drivers lic than having to get another ID.
The class 6 on Hanscom has Tito's vodka for almost $8 less per handle than the NHSLS. Espelon Tequila for $5 less a bottle. For the exchange, meh. I only run in there if I need something urgently (I work right outside the base). The gas station provides no savings.Just curious what the benefits are to getting the ID card. I know it opens the door to the PX and Commissary(I was told the sales their are not great). What else can you use the card for?
The class 6 on Hanscom has Tito's vodka for almost $8 less per handle than the NHSLS. Espelon Tequila for $5 less a bottle.
You need that card for all your medical visits, you drop in the Kiosk prior to your appointment it loads your info then your respond to a few questions. I have been using that card @ HD, Loes, 99Rest., etcNot to be confused with the Veteran's ID Card.
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As Mike noted, that is one definate savings, there are no MA taxes on anything @ the PX(BX).Makes me wonder if the PX prices basically strip off all the state-level liquor excise taxes, because the MA price (at a Kappys, lets say, or some other big chain) for that is probably lower than NH by a couple bucks, but that difference is a huge amount.
-Mike
Makes me wonder if the PX prices basically strip off all the state-level liquor excise taxes, because the MA price (at a Kappys, lets say, or some other big chain) for that is probably lower than NH by a couple bucks, but that difference is a huge amount.
-Mike
As Mike noted, that is one definate savings, there are no MA taxes on anything @ the PX(BX).
Yep, I believe that's exactly it. I stop in and load up on tequila and vodka once a month
I am convinced, going to Hanscom Friday to check it out.
Yeah, it's the only thing I tend to see there that has a good discount on it. The beer prices are good too, and they actually have a decent selection of craft beer....
You need that card for all your medical visits, you drop in the Kiosk prior to your appointment it loads your info then your respond to a few questions. I have been using that card @ HD, Loes, 99Rest., etc
Just came back from Hanscom, got a carton for my Sisterinlaw, $105.How many cartons of cigarettes can you buy a month? Fed, State tax free should make a profit.
Just came back from Hanscom, got a carton for my Sisterinlaw, $105.
Is that a good price?
No, you need to get the white US Department of Veterans Affairs Pictured ID card.I’m about to be medically retired at 30% do I end up with the blue one?