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B-197286 1 (1980-05-20)

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                            THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
   DECISION            I' A OF  THE   UNITED STATES
                            WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20548



   FILE:   B-197286              DATE:  May 20, 1980

   MATTER   OF:  Colonel Frederick H. Mueller, AUS,
                 Retired

   DIG EST:  Considering his rank, years of service,
             the amount of the erroneous overpay-
             ments, and the fact that he was aware
             of a discrepancy in the years of
             service credited to him for retired
             pay purposes, a service member who
             received overpayments of retired pay
             should have known that the payments
             were erroneous, and that he would be
             required to refund them.   herefore,
      cVes7l/re waiver of 4h4s indebtedness is not
             granted.

     Colonel Frederick H. Mueller, AUS, Retired, requests
reconsideration of our Claims Division's August 13, 1979
denial of his application for waiver of his debt to the
United States in the total amount of $4,419.55.  The debt
arose from erroneous payments of military retired pay
during the period September 25, 1975, through November 30,
1976.  The denial of waiver is sustained.

     The record shows that the United States Army
Finance and Accounting Center sent Colonel Mueller, USAFSA
Form 20-101, dated August 15, 1975, relative to the data
regarding the computation of his retired pay and he was
advised that if he did not agree with the information
furnished, to contact the Commander, Reserve Components
Personnel and Administration Center (RCPAC), for verifica-
tion.  This document stated that he had 14.28 years'
service for percentage purposes and that his retired pay
would be computed at a rate equal to 2-1/2 percent of the
monthly active duty pay he would receive if serving on
active duty, on the effective date of granting of retired
pay, in the highest grade satisfactorily held during the
entire period of service multiplied by a number equal to
the number of years, and any fraction thereof on the basis
of 360 days per year.  Prior to this, RCPAC had sent him
AGUZ Form 249, Chronological Record of Military Service,
dated March 5, 1975, which showed that he had 3,490 points
creditable for computing years of service for retired pay.

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