What can my husband claim

wagster_2

frugal_matelot wrote: »

Just looked at JSP 752. This is an extract that be might of some use:

c. Exercise Field Conditions Rate of LOA. The Exercise Field Conditions Rate of LOA is paid when Service personnel proceed from the UK, or from an LOA area, to an LOA area on exercise where Field Conditions of any type are declared. The Exercise Field Conditions Rate of LOA is 50% of the S/MU Full Rate of LOA payable.


I don't know the ins and outs of the situation but that would a good place to start.

To add to that

EXERCISE FIELD CONDITIONS RATES OF LOA

06.0125[FONT=Arial,Arial][FONT=Arial,Arial]. [/FONT][/FONT]Exercise Field Conditions Rates of LOA[FONT=Arial,Arial][FONT=Arial,Arial]. Exercise Field Conditions Rates of LOA are payable in the following circumstances:[/FONT][/FONT]

[FONT=Arial,Arial][FONT=Arial,Arial]a. [/FONT][/FONT]UK to LOA Area[FONT=Arial,Arial][FONT=Arial,Arial]. Service personnel who proceed from UK to an LOA area on exercise, where Field Conditions are declared, will receive the Exercise Field Conditions Rate for the LOA area visited from their first day of duty in the LOA area. [/FONT]
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I suspect I know which exercise hubbie is on. The RAF exercise which supports the Army exercise iscounted as a separate exercises. Therefore the Army can be under field conditions living in a trench, but the RAF can be in a hotel. I know this P**sses off the Army, but that is the way it is (should have joined the RAF!!). As I said before the Op Order for hubbies RAF exercise will tell you all.

He most probably will have a exercise admin officer out with him who will advance him what he is entitled to and ask for receipts back. Obviously receipts should add up to total claims.