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The document summarizes regulations governing travel allowances for Department of Defense civilian employees and uniformed service members. It provides an overview of past regulations, describes the current Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee, and highlights some basics, frequently asked questions, and what may change in the future as regulations are aligned. The document aims to inform travelers about correct travel policies and allowances.
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