extra duty
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 239 U.S. 530 - United States v. Ross · 1916Most cited · 9 citing opinions
The term is obviously a relative one; and it cannot be determined that the enlisted man was performing extra duty without a complete understanding of the scope of the duties which he might properly be expected to perform in accordance with his enlistment without receiving extra pay. What might be extra duty in the case of men of the line might not be extra duty in the case of men in the staff departments.
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