Can members on Annual Training (AT) for less than 30 days have allotments deducted from their pay?

Members on Annual Training (AT) for less than 30 days typically do not have allotments deducted from their pay. This is due to the policies governing pay and allowances for service members during short-term training periods. When service members are activated for AT, they receive pay based on their duty status. However, for training periods that do not extend beyond 30 days, standard procedures do not allow for allotments to be deducted, ensuring that members retain their full pay without automatic deductions that might otherwise apply to longer deployments or active duty assignments.

Understanding this distinction is crucial, as it reflects the Navy's approach to managing compensation and financial responsibilities for service members during short training durations, ensuring they are not financially encumbered during these brief periods of service.