Visitor Check-In

Vehicles entering Fort Campbell are required to have either an adult authorized ID cardholder in the vehicle or an authorized visitor pass. To obtain a pass, the vehicle operator must process at a visitor control center and present the following: valid vehicle registration, proof of current vehicle insurance, and valid driver's license. Each individual age 18 and over in the vehicle must also obtain a visitor's pass.

Visitor Passes will be issued to all non-DoD persons with a valid reason for entering the installation. A visitor pass can be issued for up to 90 days for all non-DoD personnel. A security-vetting process will be completed on each non-DoD individual prior to receiving a visitor pass. This includes all non-DoD passengers riding in a non-DoD person’s vehicle.

In addition to providing passes for non-affiliated visitors to Fort Campbell, the Visitor Control Centers also conduct RAPIDGate Credentialing, and Weapons Registration.

Request a one day pass up to 10 days in advance online at https://pass.aie.army.mil ✪.

The TC Freeman Visitor Control Center is closed due to construction. Visitors are encouraged to obtain a pass online or to use the Gate 7 Visitor Control Center.

The Gate 7 Visitor Control Center is located at 7199 Glider Rd. off of Fort Campbell Boulevard at Gate 7. Large vehicles such as tractor-trailers must enter Fort Campbell through Gate 7.

Individuals may be able to obtain an extended visitors pass for up to 90 days. A sponsor will submit an application, Fort Campbell Form 190-5 (Right Click and "Save Link As" to save download and save file). Sponsors will review the application for completeness and forward it to access control via email at usarmy.campbell.imcom-atlantic.mbx.des-access-control@mail.mil or take the application in-person to the Visitor Control Center at Gate 7. Access control personnel will notify the sponsor when the pass is ready and the sponsor is responsible for notifying the applicant their pass is ready at the Gate 7 Visitor Control Center. Applicants are required to present a valid state or federal photo identification when the pass is issued.

The DoD and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) expanded in-store commissary, Military Service exchange (PX), and MWR Category C activity privileges to Purple Heart recipients; former prisoners of war; veterans with service-connected disabilities; caregivers or family caregivers enrolled as the primary caregiver for veterans in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers; and Medal of Honor (MOH) recipients. MWR Category C activities include clubs, golf courses, recreational vehicle parks, commissaries, and the Post Exchange. This expansion does not apply for MWR activities primarily funded with appropriated funds, such as the fitness centers and libraries, or other activities that are restricted, such as child development programs. The Fort Campbell Directorate of Emergency Services, Physical Security Division will pre-registration eligible veterans and caregivers at the Gate 7 Visitor Control Center. To avoid potential long wait times, it is recommended that eligible personnel fill out a Fort Campbell Form 190-5 (Right Click and "Save Link As" to save download and save file) and email it to usarmy.campbell.imcom-atlantic.mbx.des-access-control@mail.mil. A DES representative will contact the applicant within 24 to 48 hours with additional instructions.

Fort Campbell uses the Army’s Automated Installation Entry III (AIE) system, across all Access Control Points (ACP) which enhances the overall security. The AIE III system leverages technology that increases security for Soldiers, Family members, DoD civilians, retirees, contract employees, and guest by verifying identity of the individual(s) and ensuring the meet Army approved access standards against FBI criminal and terrorist authoritative databases.

- All DoD employees, Active Duty personnel, their Families, Retirees, Reserve/National Guard Personnel.

- All personnel entering Fort Campbell will be vetted through the AIE III system.

1. Approach gate slowly; ensure you pull close enough to reach your arm out to the guard; be mindful of mirrors
2. Ensure to lower your window(s)
3. Hold ID card to show the barcode to be scanned (click here for barcode examples)
4. Wait for access to be granted
5. Proceed slowly through the gate onto post OR
6. Take direction from the guard at the gate

• All DoD employees, Active Duty personnel, their Families, Retirees, Reserve/National Guard Personnel will be registered in lane as they are scanned for access.
• All Visitors register at the time they request access to the installation via the online pass system or in-person at the Visitor Control Center.

Any open lane at the Access Control Point may be used.

If you are DoD employees, Active Duty personnel, their Families, Retirees, Reserve/National Guard Personnel, you will proceed to the guard, who will scan the IDs of all adult occupants.

• DoD ID Card that still have a Social Security Number on them may not scan. These ID Cards should be updated at the ID Card Section.
• Driver’s Licenses and State IDs must be REAL-ID Compliant.
  • The following States are non-Compliant and require secondary Identification:
    Washington, Missouri, Minnesota

For Additional Information on the REAL-ID Act, see the DHS website at https://www.dhs.gov/real-id-public-faqs ✪.

The expiration dates on these cards will be honored, however will try to get all older passes and cards out of circulation as soon as possible. As we see these cards come through we will ask the individuals or organization to resubmit for the new pass or ID card.

The system will continue to display those that are barred from the installation, loss of driving privileges, and Be On the Look Out For (BOLO) warning with other sensitive information.

Depending on the offense, how and when it is adjudicated are factors in the length of time it remains in the system. Some offenses will depend on the civilian court of law.

If it’s a civil offense, it would need to be cleared on that side. If it’s a military or something that happened on the installation they would go through the legal appeal process (ex. Reapplying for their post driving privileges).

There can be delays at the gates especially during times of increased traffic.

Depending on the violation/offense they could be detained for a brief time frame so that further information can be gathered, then released at the scene. Others violation/offense could warrant them being transported to the Provost Marshals Office for further investigation.

There will be no further restrictions to the installation then those that are currently in place.

If someone is coming on for medical especially ER concerns normal procedures will follow. We request EMS at the scene and allow them to transport or give the OK for them to continue to drive. If the individual has something in AIE, we look at each situation differently and the guard on scene has the ability to make those decisions.