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B-181629 1 (1975-07-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadclo0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL * ECISION OF THE UNITED STATES VWASHINGTON, . OC. 2054B FILE: 3-181629 DATE: JUL 16 1975 MATTER OF: Travel allowance upon retirement - Colonel Mativin J. Berenzveig, USA, Retired DIGEST: Travel of a member of the uniformed services, and his dependents, in contemplation of the member's retirement from the service, to a place at which he spends less than a week surveying the job market does not show an intent to estab- lish a home, and will not be considered travel to a selected home upon retirement for entitle- ment to travel and transportation allowances. This action is in response to a letter dated May 24, 1974, from Colonel Marvin J. Berenzweig, USA, Retired, constituting an appeal from a Transportation and Claims Division settlement dated March 26, 1974, disallowing his claim for dependent travel from last duty sta- tion to requested place of retirement pursuant to Letter.Orders Number D2-443, dated February 13, 1973, issued by the Office of the Adjutant General, Department of the Army, Washington, D.C.; Special Orders Number 37, paragraph 4, Headquarters, United States Army, Pacific, dated February 23, 1973; and Special Orders Number 48, paragraph 2, Headquarters Fort MacArthur, San Pedro, California, dated March 12, 1973. Colonel Berenzweig was authorized permissive travel for himself from his last permanent duty station in Hawaii to his requested place of retirement, Fort MacArthur, California, pursuant to Special Orders Number 37, which also authorized concurrent travel for his dependents to their point of debarka- tion in the United States. The record shows that Colonel Berenzweig accompanied by his dependents traveled from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Los Angeles, California, on March 7, 1973, utilizing Transportation Requests provided by Headquarters, United States Army Support Command, Hawaii. The record indicates that Colonel Berenzweig returned to Hawaii on March 11, 1973. Colonel Berenzweig indicates in his appeal that the record is in error in that he actually returned to Hawaii on March 13, 1973, the effective date of his retirement. In any event it appears that he spent less than a week in Los Angeles before returning to Hawaii.

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