Military and veterens

[JudgeJ26]

Originally Posted by mitch-fishguard

Bizarrely I still remember my number 35 years on. Also the 1250 counted as a guarantee to get £20 as cash. Very handy for a young Armourers all-dayers

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I joined the WRAC in 1983 and I can still remember my service number😊.

[steve@mac155.f]

I am sure no one ever forgets their service number as it is burned in to you brain lol

Steve

[Orlandobelle]

Originally Posted by steve@mac155.f

I am sure no one ever forgets their service number as it is burned in to you brain lol

Steve

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Indded 😂

[Bootrip2]

Originally Posted by JudgeJ26

I joined the WRAC in 1983 and I can still remember my service number😊.

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Me too-LOL!

[Warkman58]

Originally Posted by JudgeJ26

I joined the WRAC in 1983 and I can still remember my service number😊.

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Not the WRAC, but same here 😄

[Raggyavn]

Originally Posted by zom414

Whilst not wanting to cause any offence I think you might be getting confused here, MOD Civilians do not and should not have a MOD 90 (unless they are perhaps TA). Civil Servants do get an ID Card with letters on which indicate what they're site access level is. My wife has been a CS for 23 years and has never had an MOD 90. I did 22 years in the Army with an MOD 90 and then I did 10 years as a CS where I had a different ID Card.

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Whist no wanting to cause any offence, you are wrong!

I am both a veteran and a current MOD Civilian and have the card with the letters on that allow me access to my home site, this card allows you to access other sites, however some sites place restrictions upon you (i.e need to be escorted). So if your job entails visiting other MOD sites you can apply for a MOD 90 to access other sites without hindrance.

I have one and where on serving personnel's cards it says either Army, Royal Navy, Royal Marines or Royal Air Force mine says MOD Civilian.

[djewkes]

Originally Posted by JudgeJ26

I joined the WRAC in 1983 and I can still remember my service number😊.

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I joined the WRNS in 1971 and still remember mine...

[JAL]

I joined in 1960 and don't think I'll ever forget mine. I can even remember my Dads and he joined in 1936.

[shabba]

Originally Posted by john2202

I work alongside the Military as a MOD civilian, i have a MOD 90 ID card and that is also accepted as Military discount in the US.

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How are you issued a MOD 90? You work in APC?

[TORIMS]

Originally Posted by Raggyavn

Whist no wanting to cause any offence, you are wrong!

I am both a veteran and a current MOD Civilian and have the card with the letters on that allow me access to my home site, this card allows you to access other sites, however some sites place restrictions upon you (i.e need to be escorted). So if your job entails visiting other MOD sites you can apply for a MOD 90 to access other sites without hindrance.

I have one and where on serving personnel's cards it says either Army, Royal Navy, Royal Marines or Royal Air Force mine says MOD Civilian.

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Husband is exactly the same - Veteran & MOD Civilian now. Not everyone at his place gets a MOD90 but he needs one for his job so had to apply for it.

Vicki x