What IS the '24hr Billeting Rule', and where is it written???

[ 12. July 2006, 19:15: Message edited by: Toro ]

I think he's referring to the Space-A rules. They've changed recently, but I don't know where it's written...

If you're at the location less than 24 hrs, you can evidently bypass billeting and get a room off base. I don't know or have never found where this is written. Probably in the travel regs somewhere...good luck finding it!

"If you're at the location less than 24 hrs, you can evidently bypass billeting and get a room off base. I don't know or have never found where this is written."

Me either, thought I have heard it quoted frequently. Anybody???... Bueller???!!!

I asked the question last year...

https://www.dynamictruth.com/cgi-bin/ultima...1/t/002597.html

Here's the source for that USAF Lodging Reg, the JFTR:

JFTR

Select JFTR Vol 1 (Ch 1-10)

It works still. I used it last month. The airman processing my travel voucher didn't know about the 24hr rule and wanted a non-avail. I told him to find a supervisor and ask about the 24hr rule. He came back and processed it no problem. I used to keep a copy, i'll try to find it.