U.S. Congress - S.1839 National Guard and Reserve Soft Landing Reintegration Act
S.1839 - National Guard and Reserve Soft Landing Reintegration Act
A bill to amend title 10, United States Code, to provide for the retention of members of the reserve components on active duty for a period of 45 days following an extended deployment in contingency operations or homeland defense missions to support their reintegration into civilian life, and for other purposes. view all titles (2)
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- Short: National Guard and Reserve Soft Landing Reintegration Act as introduced.
- Official: A bill to amend title 10, United States Code, to provide for the retention of members of the reserve components on active duty for a period of 45 days following an extended deployment in contingency operations or homeland defense missions to support their reintegration into civilian life, and for other purposes. as introduced.
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11/10/2011--Introduced.National Guard and Reserve Soft Landing Reintegration Act - Requires that a member of a reserve component of the Armed Forces who was deployed for more than 269 days for a contingency operation or a homeland defense mission be: (1) retained on active duty in the ArmeOfficial Summary
11/10/2011--Introduced.National Guard and Reserve Soft Landing Reintegration Act - Requires that a member of a reserve component of the Armed Forces who was deployed for more than 269 days for a contingency operation or a homeland defense mission be:(1) retained on active duty in the Armed Forces for 45 days after the end of the member's demobilization from a deployment,
(2) allowed to use accrued leave, and
(3) paid specified pay and allowances. Requires a member requesting an early release from such active duty to be released within 14 days after such request. Allows such request to be denied only for medical or personal safety reasons. Allows the Secretary of the military department concerned to provide each member so retained (and, as practicable, appropriate family members) reintegration counseling and services.
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