Who can use USO airport lounges? Since 1941, the USO - a charity organization - has served the active duty service members of our country's Armed Forces, as well as their spouses and families, who are stationed around the world.
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Smokes, but not booze. USO snack bars sold cigarettes to troops, but didn't sell liquor. Today, alcohol and tobacco are forbidden, but all snacks at USO locations are free to troops and their families.
As of May, 2023, everyone will need a REAL ID to fly. According to the Transportation Security Administration website, a U.S. Department of Defense ID, including IDs issued to dependents is considered a REAL ID and can be used to fly.
USO airport locations work on a space available basis. Current U.S. military (Active, Guard, Reserve, Retired) have priority.Then Retired Military and last veterans. If a location is at or near capacity the later categories will be restricted.
Most airport lounges offer free or discounted access to members of the military and their families. Depending on the lounge, the requirements for entry may vary such as having to be in uniform or be on active orders. Some only require your military ID and boarding pass to enter.