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B-214549 1 (1984-10-05)

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   IKCISION               * OP THE UNITEO STATES
                 I          WASHINGTON, 0.C. 2064U



   FILE:  B-214549               DATE: October 5, 1984

   MATTER OF:    John M. Ryan


   DIGEST:

         A foreign service officer stationed in
         Nepal was authorized rest and recupera-
         tion travel to Los Angeles, California,
         instead of Hong Kong, the designated
         relief area for employees in Nepal. He
         traveled by a circuitous route to Los
         Angeles where he stayed for just over a
         day before beginning his return travel to
         Nepal. Since he did not spend his rest
         and recuperation time in the continental
         United States as contemplated, he may be
         reimbursed only for the constructive cost
         of travel to Hong Kong, the designated
         relief area.

     This matter concerns the rest and recuperation travel
entitlements of a foreign service officer during a period of
annual leave when he was away from his post of duty in
Nepal.!/ Though the foreign service officer was authorized
rest and recuperation travel to the continental United
States, he stayed there only 1 day of his 39-day trip.
Since this 1-day stay did not meet the purpose for which
rest and recuperation travel to the United States is author-
ized, his entitlement to travel expenses is limited to the
cost of round-trip travel to Hong Kong, the designated
relief area for Nepal.

                         BACKGROUND

     Mr. John M. Ryan, a foreign service officer employed
with the Agency for International Development, was stationed
at Kathmandu, Nepal, in 1982. On October 5, 1982, written
orders for the purpose of rest and recuperation (R&R)
travel were issued authorizing Mr. Ryan's and his family's


1/   This action is in response to a request for a decision
     from Mr. Raymond E. Dropik, Controller, Agency for
     International Development, Kathmandu, Nepal.



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