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B-212920 1 (1983-11-30)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlkv0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DECISION . OF THE U1NrTEO 93TATES WASHINGTON. 0.C. 20548 FILE: B-212920 DATE: November 30, 1983 MATTER OF: Major Gordon F. Lederman, USAF DIGEST: Military officer who was not assigned by orders to demolition of explosives as his primary duty and whose work with explosives is not shown to have come within the meaning of duty involving demolition of explosives under applicable regulations is not entitled to hazardous duty incentive pay on the basis of working with explosives. Major Gordon F. Lederman, United States Air Force, appeals the April 20, 1983 settlement of the Claims Group by which his claim for hazardous duty pay was denied. Upon review of this case, we conclude that Major Lederman was not entitled to hazardous duty pay during the period covered by his claim. Background Major Lederman claims hazardous duty pay for duty involving the demolition of explosives from October 1, 1974, through May 31, 1980, in the total amount of $7,480. During this period he was assigned to the Los Alamos, New Mexico, Scientific Laboratory and Kirkland Air Force Base, New Mexico. He has submitted copies of reports he prepared on his work during this period and copies of effectiveness reports on his performance which indicate that he was engaged in research, analysis and testing of rocket propellants and explosives during the period. He states that during this period he worked continually with explosives and experimental ordnance including hands-on work with explcsives involving cutting, trimming, assembling, arming and detonating various explosives systems. Major Lederman states that during the period cov- ered by his claim, he was not an EOD (explosive ord- nance disposal) officer and he had not been authorized demolition duty pay. He s3aes he was not aware that he was entitled to such .ay until June 1980, when he learned that other members performing similar work were receiving tle pay. He indicates tnat at about that time safety 1 5 O

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