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B-191143 1 (1979-01-03)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadgtp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B MATTER 0(<7tjR THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL . ~OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. D. C. 20548 LITEV -191143 DATE: January 3 1979 OF: Jimmie A. Lewellen - hipment and Storage of Household Goods DIGEST: 1. Incident to his disability retirement, household goods (HHG) of civilian employee of Department. of the Army were shipped to Ocala, Florida, from his last duty station in Hawaii. Employee -,claimed his HHG should have been shipped to Copperas Cove, TexasA Wf9did not authorize shipment to Florida. Since travel orders and documents which' employee signed stated that Ocala was destination of HHG and in view of fact travel orders may not be retroactively. > modified once travel is perfor ed to-eh-ange t pyes t nhea ot be reim- bursedVeosts of shipping HHG from Ocala to Copperas Cove. 2.4mployee claims his place of actual residence for purposes of determining transportation en- titlement on return from overseas appointment - was Ocala, Florida, where he had at one time -',Theen assigne Since'employee signed docu- ment upon being transferred overseas stating Copperas Cove,-T-exs, was his place of actual residence and swe-he lived in Copperas Cove < 2 years prior to assignment oversease, -ne ay Armyd Eproperly determined his place of residence as Copperas Cove.YArmy tievtes properly restricted reimbursement for HHG shipment tofost of shipping his HHG to Copperas Cove. 3. Regulations entitleeparated employee returning from overseas to reimbursement for 60 days/ temporary storage. Howieaeremployee may nLbe reimburse for ost of 35 days of-torage at second place of temporary storageas'tovern- ment's liability ends when household goods are delivered to designated place. Costs associated with subsequent shipment of household goods are personalvte employee.

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