Military too. In my younger/less scrupulous days when I got pulled over I'd hand over my license, registration, and Army ID. If asked why I included it, I'd pa

Military too. In my younger/less scrupulous days when I got pulled over I'd hand over my license, registration, and Army ID. If asked why I included it, I'd pass it off with a "I'm sorry, it must have been stuck to my driver's license". But it seems like every officer has a brother, cousin, or some other close relative who's first infantry. They'd mention it and you say something like "those guys are awesome, I really wish I could have worked with them more" and you'd usually just get a warning. Nowadays I feel guilty about having done that, and I don't use anything of the kind.