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B-178654 1 (1973-06-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaacyg0001 and id is 1 raw text is: COMPTtIOLLEK GINERAL OF THE ULwITE STATIE WASH344TON. P.C. 10940 , .178654 .July 6, 1973 t. oerald V. Stockton Ue Wavnt Shore Electronics Engineering Activityl, Japan box 5 170 Settle 98762 Dear ?r. Stokton: Thi@in in referene to your letter of April 26, 1973, appealing the settlement by our Transportation and Claim Division, dated April 11, 19739 that disallovad your claim for living quarters allowance as a Depsrtwet of the Wavy civilian employae stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. The record shows that you arrived tn Japan in February 1955 as an employee of the Philco Corporation at the U.S. Naval Ship Repair Facility in Yokosuka. Your employer hold a United States Governent contract to provide technicians kown as Technical Representatives (TechRaps) for the maintenance of Governmeut equipment. You occupied a TechRep position wilth Philco Corporation until July 1966 when you terminated your employ- meat to begin a private business venture (trading company) in Japan. On April 22, 1968, you accepted a GS-836-11 overseas limted oppointment a a local hire Deparment of the Navy civillan by the U.S. Naval Shore Electronics Division, Ship Repair Facility, Yokosuka, nov knowna - the U.S. Naval Shore Electronics Engineering Activity, Japan. As a con- dition of employment, you were required to travel from Japan to Okinava at your own expense and on your ova tine, where you were authorited transportation and travel expenses from Okinava to Japan on your first day of employment. This procedure was employed by your orgsanization with your concurrence and cooperatloq to preclude a lengthy vatting perlod that would have been required t* obtain permission and visa changes from the Japanese Government for your eployment. As a part of yOur employment procesong, you were given and required to signa trans- portation agreement providing for the return of yourself, your famly and household goods to Montrose# Iowa, tho place claimed as your resi-. deuce in the United States. The Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office, Yokosuka, Japan, in November 1968 apparent y discovered that, as a local bits employee, you vere not entitled to a trunsportation agreement and requests4 you to return your copy of the agrment to that office. The transportation eremnt was then destroyed a.A your records were corrected to delete all reference thereto. 00 991 41 / ,,0/

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