Air Reserve Personnel Center (ARPC) officials are finalizing procedures for validating the receipt of retired pay before Citizen Airmen, both guardsmen and reservists, turn 60 years old by working with counterparts at the Air Force Personnel Center to add a field into the Military Personnel Data System so Citizen Airmen can see their estimated retired pay date. If Citizen Airmen are approaching retirement and believe they are entitled to get their pay early, they can call 800-525-0102 and discuss the specifics with retirement experts. For more information, call 800-525-0102 or visit the Air Reserve Personnel Center website.
All military pay information can be found in Military.com's Pay Section.
AF Process Supports Early-Retirement Pay
Week of March 16, 2009
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