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1999 Military Basic Allowance for Subsistence
- August 30, 1999
- Comments
Source: Defense Department
1999 Military Basic Allowance for Subsistence
EFFECTIVE: 1 JANUARY 1999
CASH/IN KIND
| OFFICERS: | 157.26/MONTH | |
| ENLISTED MEMBERS: | E-1<4 MONTHS | ENLISTED |
| When on leave or authorized to mess separately: | 6.93/DAY | 7.50/DAY |
| When rations in-kind are not available | 7.81/DAY | 8.46/DAY |
| When assigned to duty under emergency conditions where no messing facilities of the United States are available: | 10.36/DAY | 11.21/DAY |
| When receiving rations in kind - Partial BAS | TBD |
OASD(FMP)(MPP)COMPENSATION
"Pub. L No.105-85, FY98 Defense Auth Act, signed into law on 18 November, 1997"
"Service Academy Cadet Pay is $600.00, effective on January 1, 1999, as per"
"section 203(c) of Title 37, United States Code."
"Pub. L No.______, FY99 Defense Auth Act, signed into law on __________, 1998"
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