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The passages provided include a summary page from FMR Volume 7A, Chapter 31 (current as of September 2025) on "Personal Money Allowance," which notes that formatting was updated and outdated references were deleted [FMR Volume 7A, Chapter 31]. There is also a cross-reference in DAFMAN 65-116V1 directing users to Table 31-1 of FMR Volume 7A, Chapter 31 for the current list of members authorized PMA [DAFMAN 65-116V1 para 8.4.3].
However, the full substantive content of Chapter 31 is not included in these passages.
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DAFMAN 65-116V1 para 8.4.3, p. 79 (effective/current as of 2025-08-08)dividual enters the Air Force. The rate is adjusted or stopped by other event-oriented transactions received from AFPC. 8.4. Additional Compensation for Designated Positions. Individuals serving in the following positions may be authorized special rates of basic pay in accordance with the DoD 7000.14-R, Volume 7A, chapter 1 and 39. These individuals may also be authorized Personal Money Allowance (PMA) in addition to the special basic pay rate. For the current list of members authorized PMA, please refer to the DoD 7000.14-R, Volume 7A, chapter 31, Table 31-1. 8.4.1. Chief of Staff of the Air Force or Space Operations 8.4.2. Chief of the National Guard Bureau 8.4.3. Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force or Space Force 8.4.4. Chairman or Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 8.4.5. Pe
AFH 10-351 para 15.6.1, p. 271 (effective/current as of 2026-05-29)nents of assemblies to ensure all items necessary for operation of the assembly are packed in the same airdrop container. AFH10-351 15 DECEMBER 2022 271 15.6. Aerial Delivery Equipment. This section contains information on the use of cargo slings, bags, and airdrop containers. See Table 15.2 for aerial delivery systems details. Table 15.2. Aerial Delivery Systems. Delivery System Type Weight (pounds) Capacity (pounds) A-7A Sling 6.0 500 A-10 Net 7.0 300 A-13 Rigid 7.0 100 A-16 Rigid 45 200 A-21 Bag 31 500 A-22 Bag 58 625 to 2,200 AKIO Sled 38 200 15.6.1. A-7A Cargo Sling. The A-7A cargo sling consists of four identical 188-inch sling straps. Each sling strap has a stationary parachute quick-fit friction adapter and a floating “D” ring. Use a combination of two, three, or four sling straps
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