L. 97 164 inserted "; official duty stations" in section catchline.
The army chief ordered all troops to report to their duty stations and not leave without permission from their commanders.
I'd recently moved back to Korea after two years away in America and Germany, where my father's duty stations had taken him.
The United Nations considers about 80 of its duty stations high-risk, but has deployed only 60 of its own security officers.
He said he has only eight people in his office to manage security for 70,000 employees and their dependents in more than 150 duty stations overseas.
They are rarely allowed to leave their duty stations to visit their families, or meet together outside the base walls, out of fear that they will defect or rise up.
Each cadet was then called "front and center" to receive a badge of military rank, pinned in place by parents or siblings, duty stations were announced, commissioning scrolls presented, and first salutes delivered to a mentor of the cadet's choosing.
by a percent which, when added to the percent reduction made in the number of such employees with permanent duty stations at such office or facility during the preceding fiscal year, is 25percentt or more.
It has weakened almost every explicit duty stations once had for serving the public interest, like ensuring that stations cover local issues and offer viewers a diversity of opinion.
Mr. Pope served on the aircraft carrier Oriskany, and on the staff of the commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, and his duty stations ranged from Washington to California and Hawaii.
A member of a uniformed service is entitled to a temporary basic allowance for housing (at a rate determined by the Secretary of Defense) while the member is in a travel or leave status between permanent duty stations, including time granted as delay en route or proceed time, when the member is not assigned to quarters of the United States.
