AFMAN65-114_910AWSUP — Travel– Procedures For Financial Managemnt Flights, Finance Offices-reserve Components, Air Force Installation And Mission Support Center-finance Component

AFMAN65-114_910AWSUP governs local commute areas and travel procedures for reserve personnel assigned to the 910 Airlift Wing.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN65-114_910AWSUP
  • Title: TRAVEL– PROCEDURES FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMNT FLIGHTS, FINANCE OFFICES-RESERVE COMPONENTS, AIR FORCE INSTALLATION AND MISSION SUPPORT CENTER-FINANCE COMPONENT
  • Date: 2024-11-01

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The publication establishes commute-area procedures for reserve personnel on active duty orders or inactive duty status. It identifies qualifying localities by zip code, addresses waiver requests, and sets requirements for orders and AF Form 938 preparation.

Applies to: It defines a local commute area as mandated by the Joint Federal Travel Regulation (JFTR) and applies to military personnel assigned to the 910 Airlift Wing (910AW).

Topics covered

  • Local commute areas
  • Reserve personnel entitlements
  • Commute-area waivers
  • Reserve Orders
  • AF Form 938 preparation
  • Commute-area zip codes
  • Corporate limits

Questions and answers

Why is a local commute area established for reserve personnel?

Establishment of a local commute area is necessary for proper determination of entitlements when reserve personnel are on active duty orders or while on inactive duty status (UTA, RMP, AFTP, AGTP).

Where should commute-area waiver requests be submitted?

Requests for waivers must be submitted to the OPR listed above for consideration and approval.

What must Squadron Commanders ensure about Reserve Orders?

Squadron Commanders have the responsibility to ensure that all Reserve Orders (RO), AF Form 938, Request and Authorization for Active Duty Training/Active Duty Tour, or equivalent computer generated orders accurately reflect the commute status of the individual while performing a tour of active duty.

How are localities within the 910 Airlift Wing commute area determined?

Localities classified as being within the commute area of the 910 Airlift Wing, located at Youngstown Air Reserve Station, Vienna, Ohio, have been determined solely by zip code and are reflected in Attachment 2.

Can city names determine commute-area eligibility?

City name cannot be used to determine eligibility. (paragraph 2)

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