Sam December 13, 2019 at 00:44 Presuming the individual in question has served their time for the felony and is currently not on a felony want or warrant list, DoD physical access policy (Directive-type Memorandum 09-012) does not prohibit a convicted felon from accessing the base, escorted or unescorted, officials with the Office of the Secretary of Defense told us in a statement. So Albert as long as theres not a felony warrant, and the time has been served, a veteran with a felony CAN get a base access
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