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Yes, you do, the only time your military ID can be used for ID when traveling is if you are on orders. Other than that you will need a passport, Enhanced Drivers license or a NEXUS ID. This took affect on June 1, 2009 when traveling between Canada, US, Mexico and the Caribbean in all travel ways. Before this you still would not have been able to use just your Military ID card but you would have had to had your birth certificate as well

Yes, you do need a passport because you are a US citizen and you are visiting a foreign country (Canada). It works both ways, Canadians need passports to visit the US too - even if they are in the military.

You can't cross the US - Canada border without a valid passport, in other words you will need a passport to get in here and get back to the US no matter how you travel, by car or plane.

yes you probably will even if you are from the navy. because I just recently moved across canada and to use the shortcut thru the States to the maratimes you need a passport and on your way back too. hope that helped :)

Yes you do. However if you have a NEXUS card or a enhanced drivers licence you should be fine without a passport.

Passports are required.

Yes you do.