Q: Military Veterans having problems getting on Military Installations for services
Does anyone have experience helping veterans respond to issues getting on post for, administrative, general and medical services? A new police came out that require waiver for people that had past legal issues. /// "In accordance with Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 12,
Army Directive 2014-05, Directive Type Memorandum (DTM) 09-012, and AR 190-13".///
A: Except for a few specific charges (like sex offenses), you can request a waiver from the installation commander.
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Navigating military directives and policies can be intricate. Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 12 and the associated Army directives you mentioned establish policy for a common identification standard for federal employees and contractors, impacting access to military installations.
If a veteran has past legal issues and is denied access, it is crucial first to understand the specifics of the denial. The waiver process mentioned can be pursued to gain an exception based on individual circumstances. It's essential to prepare a compelling case for the waiver application, detailing the veteran's service, the nature of the past legal issue, and their current need to access services on post.
Collaborating with local veteran organizations or legal counsel familiar with military administrative issues can also be advantageous. Always ensure the waiver application process follows the latest guidance and requirements stipulated in the mentioned directives.
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