USAFEI65-104 — Providing Temporary Lodging Allowance In Usecom

USAFEI65-104 governs temporary lodging allowance policy and procedures, including authority, extensions, payments, and eligibility in USEUCOM.

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  • Publication number: USAFEI65-104
  • Title: PROVIDING TEMPORARY LODGING ALLOWANCE IN USECOM
  • Date: 2019-10-28

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It covers TLA on arrival, departure, deployment or extended TDY, special or emergency conditions, documentation, termination, noneligibility, payment, and economic management. It designates TLA authorities, implements Joint Federal Travel Regulations procedures, and establishes approval policies for USEUCOM.

Applies to: This publication applies to U.S. military personnel in the USEUCOM area of responsibility and to Army National Guard personnel when they fall under the Federal Government for pay purposes rather than their State.

Topics covered

  • Temporary lodging allowance
  • TLA extensions
  • TLA on arrival and departure
  • TLA during deployment or extended TDY
  • TLA documentation
  • TLA payment
  • TLA noneligibility

Questions and answers

What happens if USAFEI65-104 conflicts with the Joint Federal Travel Regulations?

Any conflict between this publication and the Joint Federal Travel Regulations (JFTR), volume 1, is resolved based on the JFTR rather than this publication.

Can TLA approval authority be delegated below the extension-authority staff?

TLA approval authority must not be delegated below the extension-authority staff. (paragraph 4)

What must Army organizations do before supplementing USAFEI65-104?

Army organizations will not supplement this publication without approval by the Military Personnel and Plans Division (MPPD), Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G1, HQ USAREUR (AEPE-M).

What must Air Force units do to request supplementation approval?

Air Force units must request approval from HQ USAFE/USAFAF/FM, Unit 3050, Box 5, APO AE 09094-0505.

What recommendations must OCONUS TLA authorities consider?

Consider and evaluate recommendations from commanders in their geographic area to improve TLA management. (paragraph 4)

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