Fort Riley Post Access Information
Visitors requiring a pass for access to Fort Riley can now apply for passes online. The online pass application is available at: HTTPS://PASS.AIE.ARMY.MIL., or by scanning the QR code. The online pass process can only be utilized by personnel who are US citizens, have a valid state issued REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or ID, and have a mobile phone.
After vetting, visitors will be sent a text informing them if their visit has been approved or denied. Visitors with a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or identification card may proceed to any of Fort Riley’s access control points to be scanned for access. Passes will NOT be sent via email to the visitor.
Passes may be requested no more than 30 days in advance and are only valid for the purpose of the visit (not to exceed a maximum of 7 days). Online pass applications are only processed during Visitor Control Center operating hours. It is recommended that visitors submit pass applications 24 hours in advance of their planned visit.
State-issued driver’s license and identification cards marked, “Not for Federal Identification, Not for Federal Purposes, Federal Limits May Apply” or similar wording will require a secondary ID to access Fort Riley. If you do not have a secondary ID you’ll be denied unescorted access, or you’ll have to be escorted by an adult DoD Sponsor.
Introducing Get One For The Legion!
What is it?
This program, modeled after one in South Dakota, rewards Sons of the American Legion members for doing the work and supporting the American Legion, while the Legion gets the new members and continues to grow their membership and stay alive and active. And the whole American Legion Family benefits: Every time the Legion gains a new member, chances are there are family members that are eligible to join the Auxiliary, Sons, Riders and Cruisers.
How it works:
Any SAL member (regular, dual, or triple) that recruits a NEW legion member gets a polo shirt courtesy of the Detachment of Kansas. The detachment pays for the shirts and the embroidery. On one side of the shirt, it is embroidered with “Got One For The Legion Family” and on the other side it is embroidered with the SAL logo/emblem. The shirts were designated to be a bright neon color for two reasons: 1) When you know the program and see someone wearing the shirt, you know they signed up a new legion member 2) It is a great conversation starter for people unaware of the program. The shirt color will change each year, but will be a bright color to draw attention to the program. Limit one shirt per SAL member per year.
Get Started!
Download the Flyer/Submission form below and get started!
100% Squadrons
As of November 14, 2025, the Detachment has 11 Squadrons with 100% or higher membership!
Congratulations to these Squadrons for honoring their heritage and reaching (or exceeding) their membership goals!
Goose Egg Squadrons
As of November 14, 2025, the Detachment has 24 “Goose egg” Squadrons with no memberships recorded.
If your Squadron is on this list as of 12/31, you are at risk of no longer being a member of the Sons and losing your continuous membership streak.
The renewal period for 2026 commenced on July 1, 2025.
We kindly ask that you pay your dues promptly to honor the family member who qualified you for membership in the Sons of the American Legion.
NOTE: If you have paid your dues more than two weeks ago, please contact your Squadron Adjutant and hold them accountable for getting dues payments processed.
Online Membership Renewal
Skip sending a check! Renew now!
Scan the QR Code above or click the image to renew your SAL membership.
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