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Due to current conditions related to the Coronavirus, the following services are being suspended or modified at Fort Indiantown Gap:

* Starting April 21, all visitors to the PX Shoppette, Army Clothing & Sales, and Subway MUST wear an appropriate face mask * 

  • The Fort Indiantown Gap DEERS (I.D. Card/ CAC) office is currently closed to walk-ins. Appointments only at this time for the following:
    •  Issuance of ** INITIAL** CAC/USID .
    • Issuance of CACs with expiration date within 30 days or that are defective.
    • CAC Pin Resets.
    • DEERS update and corresponding USID issuance for FTS (full-time students) turning 21 (College memo required), Retired turning age 60 for Tricare Eligibility, and Retired turning age 65 for Tricare for Life.
  • No public butterfly tours will be offered this summer.
  • The Subway Restaurant, Box Car Café and Community Club are open for takeout orders only.
  • The AAFES PX and Clothing Sales are open only to customers with valid DoD I.D. cards including military personnel, retirees and military/retiree dependent family members.
    • The PX-Express is open Wed-Fri:  0800-1700, and Sat & Sun: 0900-1500 beginning May 26 until further notice.
    • Clothing and Sales is open Wed-Fri:  0800-1700, and Sat: 0900-1400 beginning May 26 until further notice.
  • The DA Photos office on Fort Indiantown Gap is closed until further notice. If individual Soldiers are not able to update their board packet photos, they should submit a letter to the board describing the circumstances.

Members of the general public are asked to refrain from visiting Ft. Indiantown Gap until further notice.

We will post information about any additional pending closures, or the return to normal operations as the situation dictates.

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