When is a member on 14 days of AT or Active Duty for Training (ADT) typically paid?

A member on 14 days of Active Duty for Training (ADT) or Annual Training (AT) is typically paid once, on the last day of training duty. This payment structure aligns with military pay policies which often consolidate payment for short-term active duty periods.

In practice, this means that while the member is engaged in their training, they are not receiving daily payments. Instead, their pay is processed and issued at the conclusion of the training period, which allows for efficient administrative handling of compensation for those specific duty days. This method is designed to streamline payroll processing for military personnel and reduce administrative burdens associated with issuing pay on a daily basis.

Understanding this payment structure is critical for service members as it influences their financial planning and budgeting during temporary duty periods.