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                                                          Calendar No. 13
                   106TH CONGRESS             S                       REPORT
                      1st Session             SENATE                   106-1




                    THE SOLDIERS', SAILORS', AIRMEN'S AND MARINES' BILL
                                      OF RIGHTS ACT OF 1999



                                  FEBRUARY 2, 1999.-Ordered to be printed


                         Mr. WARNER, from the Committee on Armed Services,
                                       submitted the following


                                            REPORT

                                            together with

                                       ADDITIONAL VIEWS

                                           [To accompany S. 4]
                     The Committee on Armed Services, to which was referred the bill
                   (S. 4) having considered the same, reports favorably thereon with
                   an amendment and recommends that the bill do pass.
                                        PURPOSE OF THE BILL
                     S. 4 would authorize a 4.8 percent military pay raise, effective
                   January 1, 2000, reform the military pay tables, revise the military
                   retirement system, authorize active duty military personnel to par-
                   ticipate in the Thrift Savings Plan, revise benefits under the Mont-
                   gomery G.I. Bill, authorize a special subsistence allowance for jun-
                   ior enlisted military personnel who demonstrate eligibility for food
                   stamps, and require an annual report on the impact of these pro-
                   grams on recruiting and retention.
                            COMMITTEE OVERVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS
                     The Committee on Armed Services held a series of two hearings
                   in which the Joint Chiefs of Staff testified to the state of military
                   readiness and recommended several legislative proposals that, ac-
                   cording to their testimony, would provide remedies for the causa-
                   tive factors the services identified as the reasons military personnel
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