IMAX free movies Veterans Week

[biscuitcreek]

Military Film Festival at the IMAX 11/6 - 11/10. Each day at 8:30 am there is a movie with free admission for veterans, $5 for others. Here is the lineup:

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[DalmatianDad]

Originally Posted by biscuitcreek

Military Film Festival at the IMAX 11/6 - 11/10. Each day at 8:30 am there is a movie with free admission for veterans, $5 for others. Here is the lineup:

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That reminds me Ms Biscuit::
Every year many merchants generously offer our Vets discounts and other nice gestures. Problem is, proving your status can be a pain because offering that proof is not the smoothest of tasks., but it appears a fix is in the works. The piece below offers details of a new ID program that won't help much this year, but should in the future.

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.All honorably discharged veterans of every era will be able to get a photo identification card from the Department of Veterans Affairs starting in November due to a law passed in 2015.

The law, known as the Veterans Identification Card Act 2015, orders the VA to issue a hard-copy photo ID to any honorably discharged veteran who applies. The card must contain the veteran's name, photo and a non-Social Security identification number, the law states.

A VA official on Wednesday confirmed the cards are on track to be available nationwide starting in November. Veterans may apply for the card online, but a timeline for how long it will take to receive a card after application has not been finalized, the official said.

No details were released on when that application process will open, what information veterans will need when applying or the web address they will use.

[LaJoe]

Originally Posted by DalmatianDad

That reminds me Ms Biscuit::
Every year many merchants generously offer our Vets discounts and other nice gestures. Problem is, proving your status can be a pain because offering that proof is not the smoothest of tasks., but it appears a fix is in the works. The piece below offers details of a new ID program that won't help much this year, but should in the future.

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.All honorably discharged veterans of every era will be able to get a photo identification card from the Department of Veterans Affairs starting in November due to a law passed in 2015.

The law, known as the Veterans Identification Card Act 2015, orders the VA to issue a hard-copy photo ID to any honorably discharged veteran who applies. The card must contain the veteran's name, photo and a non-Social Security identification number, the law states.

A VA official on Wednesday confirmed the cards are on track to be available nationwide starting in November. Veterans may apply for the card online, but a timeline for how long it will take to receive a card after application has not been finalized, the official said.

No details were released on when that application process will open, what information veterans will need when applying or the web address they will use.

Should have been done long ago. I am happy for our Veterans that it is finally happening.