NEW ACCESS PROCEDURES
PENSACOLA, Fla. — Effective Monday, February 1st, all unescorted visitors to the National Naval Aviation Museum, Fort Barrancas and Pensacola Lighthouse who do not possess a DoD identification card, will be required to enter the installation via the West Gate (Blue Angel Parkway).
Naval Air Station (NAS) Commanding Officer, Captain Keith Hoskins stated “The safety and security of everyone who works, lives or visits NAS Pensacola is my priority. This change will bring the installation in alignment with security directives issued by the Secretary of the Navy and are not in response to any specific threat.”
NAS Pensacola’s main gate (Navy Blvd) will be open to all employees, military and DoD cardholders, as well as previously vetted personnel who possess a valid visitor’s pass. Visitors to Barrancas National Cemetery will be vetted upon arrival at the Visitors Information Center, Bldg. 777 at the Main Gate.
