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B-191742 1 (1978-08-01)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadggj0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION FILE: B-191742 , If J\, . THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON. 0. C. 20548 DATE: August 1, 1978 OF: HM1 Robert P. and HM2 Sybil Hockensmith, USN L. Hockensmith, USN Husband and wife, both Navy members, are each entitled to a dislocation allowance (DLA) (without dependents rate) upon permanent changes of station where at the old station the husband was assigned to quarters aboard a ship homeported at Pearl Harbor and the wife occupied quarters on land near Pearl Harbor, her duty station, and both were transferred to Long Beach, California, where they occupied non-Government quarters together. Although the husband stayed with his wife in her quarters when he was not required on board ship at the old duty station, the move involved transfer from a station where the members were assigned separate quarters and thus was not a move of a single house- hold to preclude payment of two DLA's. This action is in response to a letter from the Officer in Charge, Navy Finance Office, Long Beach, California (HGA:AD:4650/1 SER:532), requesting an advance decision concerning whether pay- ments of dislocation allowances (DLA) may be made to both HM2 Sybil L. Hockensmith, USN, and HM1 Robert P. Hockensmith, USN, incident to permanent changes of station they received in June 1977. The request was assigned PDTATAC Control No. 78-16 and forwarded to this Office by the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee. HM1 Hockensmith and HM2 Hockensmith are husband and wife and both are members of the Navy. Mr. Hockensmith was assigned to a ship homeported at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and Mrs. Hockensmith was assigned to a shore activity at Pearl Harbor when in June 1977 they both received permanent change of station orders to a shore activity at Long Beach, California, where they were not assigned to Government quarters. While she was assigned to Pearl Harbor, Mrs. Hockensmith did not occupy Government quarters and she received basic allowance 4- MATTER DIGEST:

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