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B-193167 1 (1979-03-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadgzc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 9DECISION FILE: K ~.\THE CDMPTROLLI R G~ENERAL -\.7 OFD TH-E UNITED STATES ~'WASHINGTON, 0.0C. 20548 '~3 B-193167 MATTER OF: Charles E. Ward, Jr. 1. A retired member of the Army who selects Isfahan, Iran, as his home of selection incident to- his retirement, is not entitled to travel and transportation expenses for that portion of travel paid by a private company,' butlravel from last permanent duty station, Buenos Aires, Argentina, to authorized separation location, Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and to what would be the appro- priate port of embarkation for overseas travel may be at Government expense. 2. Travel expenses for dependent travel of retired member to home of selection outside the United States are limited to travel from the last perma- nent station to the appropriate aerial port of embarkation for overseas travel, under 1 Joint Travel Regulations (1 JTR) when the air travel expenses are paid by a private company. This action is the result of an appeal from a settlement issued by our Claims Division disallowin th laim ol JLutenant Colonel Charles E. Ward, Jr., PAol andependent travel from Buenos Aires, Argentina, ckson, Missilsippi, inECiden to his retirement on April 30, 1974. That settlement is modified in accordance with the following. Colonel Ward had a mandatory retirement date of April 30, 1974. As a result he was directed by orders dated January 25, 1974, to report to Fort Jackson, South Carolina, an authorized separation point with temporary duty en route at Fort Hood, Texas. T terpera.y dty pto be erformd tnoexp , Ise to the Government. The orders authorized concurrent travel for his dependents to the continental United States and was accomplished under a transportation request.frorn Buenos Aires, Argentina, to Miami, Florida. A travel voucher submitted by Colonel Ward indicates that he traveled with his dependents from Miami, Florida, to Jackson, Mississippi, and con- tinued by himself to Fort Hood. On May 26, 1974, he returned to Jackson and traveled with his dependents by car to Fort Hood. All DIGEST: DATE: March 2, 1979 __1 40

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