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B-214904 1 (1984-09-05)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadlwt0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ~THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISION OP THE UNITEO STATES WASHINGTON. 0. C. 20546 FILE: B-214904 DATE: September 5, 1984 MATTER OF: Roger E. Dexter DIGEST: 1. Employee of Defense Logistics Agency stationed in Germany was transferred to a duty station in Richmond, Virginia. The employee traveled to a place near his home of record in California prior to traveling to his new duty station in Richmond. The employee may not be reim- bursed for his travel between Richmond and California. If prior to his depar- ture from his overseas duty station the employee accepts a transfer to a duty station within the United States, he is entitled only to the travel and transportation expenses to his new official station. 2. Employee transferred from Germany to Richmond, Virginia, claims travel expenses and mileage for three round trips from the Richmond area to Norfolk in order to pick up his automobile which had been transported back to the United States at Government expense. The employee may not be allowed reimbursement for more than one round trip to Norfolk. As authorized by the applicable provision in Volume 2 of the Joint Travel Regula- tions, he may be allowed transportation expenses for one trip to the port at Norfolk and mileage for one trip back to the Richmond area. The issue before us is whether an employee who was transferred from Europe to a permanent duty station on the East Coast of the United States is entitled to reimbursement for the additional cost of travel to a West Coast location, near his place of residence at the time of his assignment overseas, prior to reporting to his new duty station. In addition, we are asked whether the employee is entitled to transportation expenses for more than one trip from his new duty station to the vehicle port facility to which his automobile had been shipped at Government expense. The

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