A word to describing "successfully passing a sentry"

Is there a word or phrase to that describes a soldier successfully passing a sentry and admitted?

Solution 1:

If our soldier is (for example) just showing his badge and being let into this area, he's cleared, admitted, or allowed to pass. If he's sneaking by, you can also say he's cleared or 'slipped past' the sentry. If he kills/injures the sentry and/or smashes the door blocking access, you can use words such as 'neutralized' or 'broke into.'

Solution 2:

pass

...from the General Orders (USN) for a sentry...

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