What color is the I.D. on a military retirement card?

And what color card is the spousal I.D. When you are booted out on a section eight, do you get an I.D. card?

Public Comments

1. Retirement card is sort of a gray. Spousal card is sort of a orange. You do not retain military identification of anytime if you are discharged unless you are retired. If you are booted out, then it is not a retirement, no id for you.
2. First of all... Retired Military are Blue IDs , Dependents are a tan/brown color.... If your booted and it's not military related .. no you don't get an ID card you nut...
3. The color of a Military Retirement ID Card is blue and the spouse's ID Card is tan!! If you are booted out of the US Military, you WILL NOT get an ID Card!!
4. Mine (DAV) is sort of gray with multiple stars as a background with a holograph-ed device in a pattern on the plastic covering. The back is white. My wife's is the same. And as you well know a section eight (which is not a current term) offers no ID card.
5. retirement cards are blue, spouse are light brown and i wouldn't believe you get anything when you are kicked out for being crazy
6. a spouses' ID is a Light Brown-ish color,although many people call it Orange. the original Retired ID is a Pale Blue. Not sure what the new one looks like. Only those who retire(medical or longevity) get an ID card when they leave.
7. Try www.retirement-news.com. It has a lot of info about military retirement.