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Understanding Your Military Pay
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Was Your Enlistment Involuntarily
Extended due to Stop Loss?
Was your enlistment involuntarily extended due to
Stop Loss between September 11, 2001 and September 30, 2009? If so,
and you have yet to file a claim for Retroactive Stop Loss Special
Pay (RSLSP), October 21, 2010, is a very important date to
you.
Read more...
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U.S. Army
Reserve
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ARNG / IMA / IRR / Retired
Recall
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Entitlements
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Wounded Warrior Information
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Pay and Allowances
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Miscellaneous Pay
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Special Pay
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Verify Pay
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Travel Pay
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Responsibilities during MOB/DEMOB
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Common Access Card (CAC)
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Government Travel Charge Card
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Ready Reserve Mobilization Income Insurance
Program
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Foreclosure
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How to
Read your LES |
An armed forces member
who relocates from, or whose dependent(s) relocate from leased or
rented private housing by reason of a foreclosure action against
the landlord, is authorized a short distance move (this provision
does not apply if a member and/or dependent(s) are the
homeowner). Click
here to learn more.
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The Leave and Earning Statement
(LES) is a comprehensive statement which shows the service member's
leave and earnings for the month. The LES is divided into three
major areas: Entitlement, Deductions and Allotments. Click
here to learn more.
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Reserve Component Educational Assistance
Program (REAP)
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The
Reserve Component Educational Assistance Program (REAP) was
established as part of the Ronald W. Reagan Fiscal Year 2005
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), but the program was
expanded by the Fiscal Year 2008 NDAA to include a "buy-up
provision", an "accelerated payment provision," and "a 10 year
delimiting date." The accelerated payment provision is set to begin
on October 1, 2008 and guidance will be provided by the Department
of Veteran's Affairs. Click
here to learn more about
REAP
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