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* Military travel allotment is actually figured as 350 miles per day when driving. Thus 500 miles is really considered as 2 allotted driving days. 500 miles a day or no more than 8 hours which ever occurs first. They give the time rule for travel that may have heavy traffic.

PCS/MALT Rate A traveler who is authorized PCS travel by POV is allowed one day of travel for the first 400 miles between authorized points. For any distance greater than 400 miles, the traveler is allowed another day of travel for every additional 350 miles. See the JTR, par. 050205.

1) Official Travel Time: A traveler who is authorized PCS travel by POV is allowed one day of travel for the first 400 miles between authorized points. For any distance greater than 400 miles, the traveler is allowed another day of travel for every additional 350 miles.

Official Travel Time: Generally, 1 day of travel time is allowed for each 350 miles of official distance of ordered travel. If excess is 51 miles or more after dividing the total number of miles by 350, one additional day of travel time is allowed.

Use an active voice and concise, organized sentences. An army memorandum should allow for quick reading and be free of grammatical and mechanical errors. Sentences should be short and non-verbose. Write in an informal tone with one- and two-syllable words.

Quick Tips. Per Diem is made up of meals and incidentals expenses (M&IE) and lodging is based on the following: One travel day is allowed for each 350 miles using the most direct route. If the additional distance is over 50 miles after dividing the total mileage by 350, one additional travel day is allowed.

Military members are authorized to take leave outside the local 250-mile leave area with approval from the unit commander or equivalent (may not be delegated). Leave within the local 250-mile leave area can be approved by the unit commander or equivalent and lower (e.g., supervisors are authorized).