The WeSalute+ Card: Your Secure Military ID

secure military id

Did you know that servicemembers and veterans report ID theft at twice the rate of the general public? Using government-issued military identification in civilian life to show your military status or your sensitive military credentials online is known to put your personal information at risk of being shared or sold to third-parties or, even worse, stolen.

At WeSalute, our first priority is to protect our members’ privacy. When you become a WeSalute+ subscriber, your WeSalute+ Card acts as your secure Military ID. Your card displays only your name, branch of service, and Member ID. With your WeSalute+ Card, there is no need to share your sensitive personal information to get discounts that thank you for your and your family’s service.Your Member ID is the only information we share with our benefit partners to check your military eligibility.

Want added protection against identity theft? For the average cost of about $1 a month, WeSalute+ members can purchase TravelProtection™, which includes ID Theft Assistance to advise you how to protect your identity or help you recover your identity in the unfortunate event your identity is stolen.

Get Your Benefit

From Our Member Community

 World War II veterans

Military & Veterans Life

Cover Story: With the Death of John Kinsel Sr., Only Two Navajo Code Talkers of World War II Are Still Alive

John Kinsel Sr., one of last remaining Navajo Code Talkers from World War II, passed away peacefully on October 19, 2024 at the age of 107. His life embodied the importance of the Navajo Code Talkers in U.S. military history. They transmitted messages during World War II based on the tribe's native Diné bizaad language in a code that Japanese cryptologists were unable to break.
Heroes Meet Heroes 2024

Military & Veterans Life

Cover Story: Heroes Meet Heroes 2024

On November 7, WeSalute held its fifth streaming of the “Heroes Meet Heroes” event, where military heroes meet Olympic heroes. Moderated by WeSalute co-founder and Chairman Scott Higgins, the annual conversation was started 12 years ago by WeSalute CEO Lin Higgins. It celebrates both the military and sports successes and similarities across two panel discussions. This year’s session was dedicated to Captain Paul “Bud” Bucha, a Medal of Honor recipient and longtime member of the WeSalute Advisory Board who passed away this year at the age of 80.

Join Our Community.
 

Yes, Get Me Started

Do you and your family vacation without travel insurance?

Sign up for WeSalute+ today and you’ll be eligible for Travel Protection.

Get WeSalute+

Did you know that your immediate family members are eligible for WeSalute+ savings?

With WeSalute+, you can add family members to your primary plan at 50% OFF every year.

Get WeSalute+