04 April 2026

Does This Mean Veterans Too?

My service connected disability gets me a gate pass to go to the commissary on post.

Does Hegseth's lifting of the gun free zone apply to everyone allowed on post or just active duty?

I haven't seen it clearly stated one way or the other (or I'm missing where it was). 

Even if I am still barred from carry on post, it's a great step forward. 

Posted by Angus McThag at 16:30
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  1. AuricTech Shipyards04 April, 2026 17:50

    The video in which Secretary Hegseth announced his action referred specifically to War Department personnel, who must still apply to the installation commander for permission. The announcement did not specify how this affects Reserve Component personnel.

    https://www.war.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/4450527/hegseth-authorizes-off-duty-service-members-to-carry-private-firearms-on-instal/

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