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B-205351 1 (1982-03-10)

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B-205351


DATE;


March 10, 1982


MATTER OF:


DIGEST:


    Lieutenant Colonel Thomas P.
    McCann, USA, Retired

Service member received retirpment
orders relieving him from active
service on September 30, 1980, and
plPcing him on the retired list
ettective October 1, 1980, He was
paid-a mileage allowance for travel
to his. home of selection based on
the rate in effect on September 30,
his last day of active -duty, He is
not entitled to the higher mileage
rate which became effective the
following day becaIuse under Appen-
dix J of the Joint Travel Regula-
tion, the last day of active duty
is the effective date for datermining
allowances for travel to a member
upon retiring.


     This action is in. response to a letter from Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas P. McCann, USA, Retired, requesting further
consideration of his claAm for an increase in his maileage
allowance entitlement f6r his travel to his home oE selec-
tion after retirement from the.Army in 1980, He claims he
should have been paid at the 18.5-cent-per-mile rate which
became effective October 1, 1980, rather than the 10-cent
per mile rate previously in pffect.

     By settlement dated July 31, 1981, our Accounting and
Financial Management Division disallowed the claim for the
reason that the date for determining his entitlement was
September 30, 1980, since that was his effective date of
retirement for travel and transportation allowance purposes.
We sustain that disallowance for the reasons stated below.

     Colonel McCann, by orders dated August 12, 1980, was
relieved from active service on September 30, 1980, and
placed on the retired list on the date following.   He was
paid the mileage allowance at the rate of 10 cents per
mile, which was the rate in effect on September 30, 1980.


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