CFAC, Chinhae Community: Updated Access to Duty Free Goods (Ration Control): BLUF: DoD Civilians, Contractors, and Retired Military personnel do not need a Ration Control Card to access/purchase items at the Exchange/Commissary effective 8 Aug 13. However, all family members, to include those of Active Duty members, still require a Ration Control Card. 4-4. Access to Duty-Free Goods Facilities a. Positive identification is required at every duty-free sales facility. An individual who seeks to make a purchase from a commissary or AAFES PX/BX shall be positively identified as an authorized patron at the entrance to these facilities and at the point of sale (cash register). b. Access Documents: (1) Members of the Armed Forces - CAC (2) Members of the Civilian Component - CAC (3) Invited Contractors (ICs) and Technical Representatives (TRs) - CAC (4) Retiree - DD Form 2 United States Uniformed Services Identification Card (Retired) (5) Civilians for DoD and NAF agencies on Government issued temporary duty/temporary additional duty (TDY/TAD) orders in the ROK - ID Card and orders (6) ICs/TRs, who meet the requirements in paragraph 4-2, on Government issued TDY/TAD orders in the ROK - ID Card and orders (7) Others - ID Card (Notes) and RCC Notes: (a) Dependent ID Card holders of assigned USFK personnel (military, DoD civilians, and USFK contractors) (b) UNC Form 4 (United Nations Command Identification Card) for third-country military personnel. (c) CG Form 2838 (Merchant Mariners Document) used by Merchant Marine personnel on visiting naval vessels. (d) USFK Form 37EK (Application for Installation/Base Pass) used by Embassy personnel.
Posted on: Thu, 15 Aug 2013 02:52:35 +0000
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