dislocation allowance

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I do have dependents and they are moving with me. That money would come in handy.
 
Thanks Maj Mower. That was the information I was searching for. I could not see any mention of it on my orders so I was not sure I would get it.
 
You will get it, but not until after you get to your first duty station and in process with finance.

I did not get it when I inprocessed at Ft Campbell. Is it possible to get it paid retroactively?
 
I did not get it when I inprocessed at Ft Campbell. Is it possible to get it paid retroactively?
Yes, you can always get any pay retoractively if you were not paid. I had one friend that had snow-birded for a year waiting for OMFS to start. When he outprocessed a year later they were able to see that he was not paid all that he was owed when he inprocessed (not sure if it was DLA or some other DITY move pay) and he got it all back paid.

To initiate it, the best move is to make an appointment and go to finance. They will tell you what you need to fill out and help you do it.
 
Are we to be expecting the dislocation allowance when we make our first PCS move entering the Army?
http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/faqdla.cfm

Here is the FAQ about DLA. The way I understand #5 is that if you are married you get it for your first move - if you are single you do not. Subsequent moves everyone gets it except for the final move getting out.

However the link is provided so you guys can check on your own.
 
http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/faqdla.cfm

Here is the FAQ about DLA. The way I understand #5 is that if you are married you get it for your first move - if you are single you do not. Subsequent moves everyone gets it except for the final move getting out.

However the link is provided so you guys can check on your own.

Caveat - on subsequent moves single personnel are not entitled if occupying govt quarters.
 
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