B-135995, JUL. 3, 1958

RILEY: FURTHER REFERENCE IS MADE TO YOUR LETTER OF APRIL 18. YOU WERE TRANSFERRED FROM U.S. NAVAL MOBILE CONSTRUCTION BATTALION SIX "FOR DUTY" AND WERE DIRECTED TO PROCEED THERE BY WAY OF U.S. NO OTHER STATION WAS NAMED IN THE ORDERS. THAT YOUR STATUS WHILE AT GUANTANAMO BAY WAS TEMPORARY ADDITIONAL DUTY WITHIN THE LIMITATIONS OF PARAGRAPH 3002-5. THOSE ORDERS FURTHER STATED THAT GOVERNMENT QUARTERS AND SUBSISTENCE WERE BEING FURNISHED YOU. WAS DISALLOWED BY THE SETTLEMENT OF JANUARY 20. THE PERMANENT STATION FOR MOBILE CONSTRUCTION BATTALION SIX WAS DAVISVILLE. A PERMANENT DUTY STATION IS DEFINED BY PARAGRAPH 1150-10 OF THOSE REGULATIONS AS THE POST OF DUTY OR OFFICIAL STATION TO WHICH THE MEMBER IS ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED FOR DUTY OTHER THAN TEMPORARY DUTY OR TEMPORARY ADDITIONAL DUTY.