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01994 - [A1172163]
[claim for Benefits am a Result of Adminiastrative Upgrade of
Former Army Member's Discharge]. 3-188041. April 22, 1977. 4 pp.
Decision re: William E. Stewart; by Robert F. Meller, Deputy
Comptrcller General.
Issue Area: Personnel Management and Compeanstics Compensation
(305).
Contact: office of the General Counsel: Military PersLanel.
Budget Function: General Gcvernment: Central Personnel
Management (805).
Organizatica Concerned: Teteraar Administratiou; Department of
the Army.
Authority: 37 U.S.C. 112, 1128. 38 U.S.C. 211(a). 38 Coup, Gun.
523. 43 Cuap. Gen. 115. Goldstein v. United States, 131 Ct.
Cl. 228 (1955). Boscy v. United States, Ct. Cl. 187-74.
8-183900 (1976).
Former Army member claimed benefitu based on a.chnge
in his military reccrds to reflect an honorable rather tan an
undesirable discharge. The disnharge absolutely terminates a
member's contractual relationship with the Government regarding
ailitary pay and allcvances, and subsequent cheages in the
discharge do not create any right to military pay for periods
after the discharge date. (RHS)
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