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B-196462 1 (1980-05-01)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadifv0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION IQ.OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, O.C. 205468 FILE: B-19 MATTER OF: DIGEST: 6462 DATE: May 5, 1980 Alan Wojewodzki Member of an Army Reserve unit who was given general discharge which was later upgraded to honor- able and who was told not to attend inactive duty drill periods or active duty for training while discharge proceedings were in progress is not entitled to pay for the period in which he did not attend the drill periods and the active duty for training. A military member's entitlement to pay is based on statute and the relevant statutes, 37 U.S.C. 55 206(a), 204(a)(2), require a Reserve member to attend meetings or perform other equivalent duty or be ordered to active duty or active din order to be pai . Se 77 December 23, 1976. Mr. Alan Wojewodzki appeals the Claims Division denial of -kIfclaim1 for pay in connection with inactive duty training and tive duty for training while he was a member of the Army Reserve. Since the claimant did not participate in the drills or perform active duty for training, there exists no authority upon which payment could be authorized. As a result of the claimant's request to be placed in an active Reserve status, the Army assigned him to the 486th Engineer Company of the Army Reserve, effective on April 2, 1974. He attended April drill periods and received the appropriate remuneration. However, before attending the scheduled drill periods in May, he was told not to attend any future drill periods because the Army was conducting an investigation concerning his eligibility to remain in the Army Reserve. From May to December of 1974, Mr. Wojewodzki was not authorized nor did he attend any drill periods or the 2-week period of active duty for . 1 2 ; 7 v l &44344-

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