Fort Liberty Automated Installation Entry IV (AIE IV)

AIE IV Overview

Fort Liberty uses the Army’s Automated Installation Entry IV (AIE IV) at preinstalled AIE capable installation Access Control Points (ACP) to enhance security and expedite access to base. AIE IV leverages technology that will increase security for Soldiers, Family members, DoD civilians, retirees, contract employees, and guests by verifying identity of the individual(s) and ensuring they meet Army approved access standards against FBI criminal and terrorist authoritative databases.

 

AIE IV Registration

If a DoD cardholder’s identification fails to work at an AIE IV access lane they need to proceed to the All American Visitor Control Center (VCC) for registration troubleshooting. The AIE IV system has in lane registration capability for all DoD ID cards. This means when a DoD ID cardholder drives up and scans their card for the first time at a lane pedestal the initial registration process will take 5-10 seconds to validate their credential. Subsequent scans following the initial registration process will only take 1-3 seconds thereafter.

Visitor Control Center (VCC)

The non-DoD visitors AIE IV registration process takes 2-5 minutes to complete to receive an access pass/card. The Fort Liberty All American (VCC) located at the All American Hwy, Access Control Point (ACP), Building H-1575, outside ACP 5, or if you are a sponsored commercial vendor or contractor please use the Truck Plaza VCC located off Cook Street in Building K-1153 outside ACP 16. AIE IV registration will be Sun-Sat, 0500-2100 at the All American VCC and 0500-2100 Monday –Friday at the Truck Plaza Truck Plaza. Truck Plaza weekend registration hours are 0500-1300 located off Cook Street.

AIE IV Cards

Fort Liberty AIE IV Access Cards may be issued for a maximum of three years for individual(s) who require recurring access to the installation for official business. The application request form (DES Form 118) for access cards will be located on the Fort Liberty Provost Marshal webpage HERE under the Installation Access Control tab. Sponsorship is required in order to obtain a card and all applications (DES Form 118) scanned and emailed to DES Visitor Sponsorship mailbox using the approving authority’s government email account. Once approved, the approving authority will be notified so they can contact the applicant(s) to go and process for their AIE IV card.

Visitor Passes

Visitor Passes will be issued to all non-DoD persons with a valid reason for entering the installation.   A security vetting process will be completed on each non-DoD individual prior to receiving a visitor’s pass. Once vetted a visitor’s pass may be issued for a period of six months for all non-DoD personnel. If the AIE IV vetting system in not operational at the time the non-DoD visitor arrives at the Visitor Control Center, all non-DoD visitors will be issued a one-day pass with instruction to return to the Visitor Control Center the following day to receive the six-month visitor’s pass. This includes all non-DoD passengers riding in a non-DoD person’s vehicle. Enrollment in the AIE IV program will not exempt an individual from being selected for random inspection in accordance with the installation's Random Anti-terrorism Measures Program.

Visitor Passes (After Visitor Center Closes)

All non-DoD personnel will use the All American Access Control Point on the All American Freeway to receive a visitor pass from 2100-0500 hours.  Visitors must have valid ID and a valid reason for access.  A complete background check will be conducted by security and a temporary one day pass will be issued.  The visitor will be instructed to return to the All American Visitor Center the next day to have an AIE pass issued in order to continue access on the installation.

Trusted Traveler (Currently Suspended 21 April 2020, 100% ID Card Check)

The AIE IV system allows registered DoD ID personnel to act as “Trusted Travelers,” which means only the DoD ID cardholder driver has to scan their identification card, not one for each passenger. The term Trusted Traveler only applies to passengers with a valid reason for entering the installation, such as guests of the DOD sponsor under their immediate control. The Trusted Traveler program will be suspended at increased FPCON levels and may be suspended as local threat situations dictate. As part of the enrollment process, all customers will be required to read the Trusted Traveler program memorandum at the VCC during system enrollment