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FPCD-78-27 1 (1978-07-12)

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Personnei Of Compemo-stion Chanrqs






Recent legislated changes to military compen-
sation do not generaliy represent erosions of
benefits or reductions in total military com-
pensation. Chmnges to the milita-y compensa-
tion system generally represent ma nag, rnent
actions to eliminate inafficicnt practices, insti-
tute manaoernent efficiencies, and provide for
more eff ctive tus- of resources.

Military personnel believe their compensation
is being unjustifiably reduced, but they con-
sistently urderestimate their regular and total
military compensation. The D.partment of
Defense needs to develop bctter methods of
communicating Regular Military Compensa-
tion, total mi!iLary compensation, ana com-
pensation chaitEs and proposed changes to
military personnel to keop them informed of
how they are affected.





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