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B-197401 1 (1980-06-11)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadiim0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION . OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20548 FILE: B-197401 DATE: June 11, 1980 MATTER OF: Linda A. Montz, Second Lieutenant, USAR DIGEST: Member living with her dependents in Hawaii, who is ordered to active duty in Hawaii with temporary duty en route in Texas is not entitled to dependent travel at Government expense from her home of record in California to which dependents traveled at personal expense on receipt of the orders, back to Hawaii, notwithstanding amendment to the orders authorizing such travel, since the place from which she was ordered to active duty is the same as her first permanent duty station. See 1 JTR para. M7053. The issue is whether Lind A. Montz, Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army Reserve, is entitled to.transportation for Ihe-r dependents at Government expense incident to being ordered to perfor active duty in the same general area as where she received her orders to active duty. For the following reasons Lieutenant Montz is not entitled to transportation of her dependeqts at Government expense. This question was presented by a Finance and Accounting Officer, Headquarters United States Army Support Command, Hawaii, and was assigned PDTATAC Control No. 80-3, by the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee. By orders dated April 4, 1979, Lieutenant Montz was ordered to active duty and was assigned to Tripler Army Medical Center, Manalua, Hawaii. The orders also stated that she was to perform temporary duty en route to the medical center at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, for a period of approximately 6 weeks. At the time she received her orders for active duty she was living with her husband, a Navy member, and her children in Navy Government quarters.in Ewa Beach, Hawaii. Upon receipt of her orders Lieutenant Montz and her dependents traveled from Hawaii to El Segundo, California, her home of record. The dependents traveled at personal

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