Air Force alerts airmen to mystery pay raise problem

An alert the Air Force's official personnel site states that some airmen may not receive July pay increases until mid-August. FILE PHOTO
An alert the Air Force's official personnel site states that some airmen may not receive July pay increases until mid-August. FILE PHOTO

Air Force alerts airmen to mystery pay raise problem

by Brian Ferguson
Stars and Stripes
August 5, 2019

Airmen expecting July pay raises may not see them until mid-August, according to an alert from Air Force personnel.

The alert, posted on the front page of myPers.af.mil, a secure personnel site, states that an unspecified issue at the Defense Information Systems Agency caused a delay in updates being sent to the Defense Finance and Accounting Services.

“Updates have not flowed to DFAS since 19 July,” the AFPC alert stated. “All transactions through 26 July have been processed at DFAS. Transactions from 29-30 July will be processed on 31 July.”

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