Petition to give DOD persons right to carry on base.

[Deplorable Me]

Sign the Petition

Let DoD personnel defend themselves on base.

www.change.org

Since the implementation of Regulation 90-114 in 1993, military personnel have been restricted in their ability to carry firearms on government property and in federal facilities. The justification of such action has historically been the belief that military bases feature robust security and trustworthy employees. The following is a non-exhaustive list of the failures of those assumptions leading to active shooter and related incidents on military bases located in the United States since 1993.
1993 - Fort Knox (3 Patriots lost)
1994 - Fairchild AFB (4 Patriots lost)
1995 - Arlington Virginia (2 Patriots wounded)
1995 - Fort Bragg (1 Patriot lost)
2009 - Fort Hood (13 Patriots lost)
2011 - Fort Hood (planned bombing thwarted)
2013 - Quantico Virginia (2 Patriots lost)
2013 - Washington Navy Yard (12 Patriots lost)
2014 - Fort Hood (3 Patriots killed)
2015 - Chattanooga Tennessee (4 Patriots lost)
2016 - Lackland AFB (2 Patriots lost)
2019 - NAS Oceana (1 Patriot lost)
2019 - Pearl Harbor (2 Patriots lost)
2019 - NAS Pensacola (3 Patriots los

 

[GOPerfect]

I would back this idea strongly. I do not see it ever occurring though. Shame

 

[Phauxtoe]

Trump is just crazy enough to EO this!
wasn't it Clinton who started this craziness?

 

[repete]

I enlisted in 1977 and wasn't allowed to carry, I was allowed to have long guns but they where kept locked in the unit arms room and getting them out was a pain in the ass.

 

[Podmonkey]

I would back this idea strongly. I do not see it ever occurring though. Shame

Same-same for me.

I enlisted in 1977 and wasn't allowed to carry, I was allowed to have long guns but they where kept locked in the unit arms room and getting them out was a pain in the ass.

I kept all my stuff off post in a buddy's apartment.
In fact I had to buy my own safe to keep them in since he ran out of room very quickly.

 

[SomeSoldier]

Hmmm, I thought Trump promised to end this day 1 of his presidency?

 

[BDinPutnam]

Hmmm, I thought Trump promised to end this day 1 of his presidency?

He also promised not to "ever sign another bill like (the budget last year) yet here we are about to spend another 1.4 trillion dollars.

On point, this should really be such an easy thing to implement. I dont see it happening, either.

 

[Acer-m14]

He also promised not to "ever sign another bill like (the budget last year) yet here we are about to spend another 1.4 trillion dollars.

he better VETO it .. it has a lot of BS in it ..