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Enhanced security features now in effect.

Published Feb. 6, 2010
By Senior Master Sgt. Tim Day
132FW/PA

Des Moines, Iowa -- Due to recent changes in threats to installations and security policies you will no longer be allowed entry to the base without your authorized military ID in your possession. Line Badges do not count as valid ID. If you need a clip or holder talk to your supervisor and they will make sure you have what you need. The same goes with line badges (1199C) you must have in your possession when in a restricted area. This is for the security and safety of all members on this base.