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B-220721 1 (1986-06-12)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadmiu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: !~THE COMPTROLLER GNEIRAIL 0303330N .OP THE UNITno STATES WASHINGTON. D.C. 50548 FILE: B-220721 OATE: June 12, 1986 MATTER OF: USA, Reserve OlGEST*- An r Force Reserve member ordered to active duty with her consent for a period of more than 20 weeks at the same location is at her permanent duty station and is not entitled to travel per diem while there. She, however, may receive travel per diem payments for several periods of temporary duty at locations other than the permanent duty station. USAF, Reserve, requests review of the dtsallowance1 of' er claim for per diem in connection with her 148-day tour of active duty at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. Since a member of a Reserve component called to active duty for 20 weeks or more is considered to be at her permanent duty station, and no per diem is payable for this period of active duty except when the member is away from the permanent station on temporary duty, the denial is sustained. By orders of September 16, 1981, was ordered to active duty with her consenat Scott A r Force Base, Illinois, for a period of 151 days. She was to serve 9 days in fiscal year 1981 from September 21 to 29, 1981, and then 142 days in fiscal year 1982, from October 1, 1981, to February 19, 1982. Subsequently, hit orders were amended to reduce her total tour of duty to 148 days by reducing the 142 days in fiscal year 1982 to 139 days. The amended orders came about because, under applicable Air Force regulations, when Reserve members perform tours of duty in excess of 139 days in a fiscal year, advance approval by appropriate Air Force authority is required.2/ 1/ The General Accounting Office's Claims Group dis- allowed the claim by settlement certificate, dated March 2, 1984. 2/ See Air Force Regulation 35-41, para. 8-4.c.

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