10/2/2014 - WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Assignment
incentive pay and special duty assignment pay for select total force
nuclear career fields became effective Oct. 1, following Secretary of
the Air Force Deborah Lee James' recent announcement.
"The purpose of these special pays is to incentivize Airmen to volunteer
for and perform duties in a particular career field, location and/or
special assignment where the scope of responsibility and required skills
exceed those of other Airmen in the same career field and rank," said
Brig. Gen. Brian Kelly, director of force management policy.
Select officers and enlisted members serving in eleven nuclear career
fields and assignment areas will receive between $75 and $300 per
month. Nuclear careers fields selected for these special pays include
enlisted service members assigned to command post, nuclear aircraft
maintenance, security forces, missile maintenance, aircraft armament
systems, nuclear weapons and support personnel who deploy to the ICBM
complex. Missile launch, security forces and missile maintenance
officers will be eligible to receive special pays as well.
"The Airmen selected for this incentive are critical members of our Air
Force's number one mission," said Col. Zannis Pappas, nuclear and
missile operations career field manager. "Our members take extreme pride
in accomplishing their duties, ensuring that our nuclear arsenal
remains safe, secure and effective."
While the effective date is Oct. 1, it will take several months for
Airmen working within the selected nuclear careers fields to receive
their pay adjustments. However, eligible Airmen will be retroactively
compensated to the Oct. 1 effective date. In the meantime, officers and
enlisted members meeting the criteria for these special pays should
work through their chain of command and military personnel sections for
questions on their individual eligibility.
To see the full assignment incentive pay and special duty assignment pay
list and program changes, go to myPers at https://mypers.af.mil, select
"search all components" on the search drop down window and enter "SDAP"
in the search window.
Thursday, October 02, 2014
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