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OK contract gurus...
if I think I'm bought off my next trip due to another guy getting OE...
-what is my recovery obligation?
-when is the moment of truth?
-whats the best case/worst case scenario?
I've read the contract as best I can and as near as I can tell it is:
-can fly me on my original footprint..more or less
-12 hours before they have to tell me or I'm off the hook
-best case..I'm done and being paid/worst case..crappier trip given to me 12:01 before the original sign in
any/all right? if I'm not assigned by 12 hrs prior, but told I'm removed, am I on reserve? (SC?)
??
if I think I'm bought off my next trip due to another guy getting OE...
-what is my recovery obligation?
-when is the moment of truth?
-whats the best case/worst case scenario?
I've read the contract as best I can and as near as I can tell it is:
-can fly me on my original footprint..more or less
-12 hours before they have to tell me or I'm off the hook
-best case..I'm done and being paid/worst case..crappier trip given to me 12:01 before the original sign in
any/all right? if I'm not assigned by 12 hrs prior, but told I'm removed, am I on reserve? (SC?)
??
However, if they do notify you before the 12 hr mark & you acknowledge your assignment BEFORE 3 hours PRIOR to your originally scheduled report time you're subject to 23.G.5.a.1
I just went through this at the beginning of the month. There were multiple trips in open time, & recovery flying guys get assigned open time BEFORE reserves so I preferenced the trips I wanted so I didn't get stuck with a crummy trip. If there are trips in open time I'd use the PCS option to pref unless you don't care. I commute, so I wanted to pick a commutable trip.
If they notify you of a trip before 12 hours and you don't acknowledge the trip 3 hours prior you have to be 'promptly available' from original report until 6 hours after.
Clear as mud?
Hope this helps.
Last edited by johnso29; 12-11-2010 at 09:41 AM.
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Army-Navy Game Today
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by Mike Prada
Over the past three years, the only intrigue with the Army-Navy Game is figuring out just how dominant Navy would be. The Midshipmen have won eight straight games in this contest, and their last three wins have come by a combined 89-6 margin. Lots of this has to do with Navy's recent success under Ken Niumatalolo.
But this year is different. In the past, Army has been a very bad team, but not in 2010. Army has surprised the football world, going 6-5 on their way to the Armed Forces Bowl. They rank ninth in the nation in rushing and 12th in turnover margin. Sure, none of their wins have been against particularly impressive competition, but this is still a greater challenge for Navy, one that Niumatolo stressed to his team.
by Mike Prada
Over the past three years, the only intrigue with the Army-Navy Game is figuring out just how dominant Navy would be. The Midshipmen have won eight straight games in this contest, and their last three wins have come by a combined 89-6 margin. Lots of this has to do with Navy's recent success under Ken Niumatalolo.
But this year is different. In the past, Army has been a very bad team, but not in 2010. Army has surprised the football world, going 6-5 on their way to the Armed Forces Bowl. They rank ninth in the nation in rushing and 12th in turnover margin. Sure, none of their wins have been against particularly impressive competition, but this is still a greater challenge for Navy, one that Niumatolo stressed to his team.
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