Fraud ('cos that's what it is, not a "perk"), erodes that trust .
Ah and THAT cuts both ways. How often does the Air Force benefit from people not bothering to claim for insignificant amounts, or fail to adequately recompense them for the real personal financial cost of what we do? Can I claim for all the stuff stacked in my garage that I've had to go and buy in order to live, thrive and survive on behalf on Tony and HMQ? Oh no, that's right, that's not corporate "fraud" by saving on the real cost of running an air force, is it?
(And spare me the cr@p about it all being available through stores)
If you like we can start on about the urban myth regarding Home to Duty (or whatever it's called) at Death Banana HQ being calculated to arrive at a closed crash gate thus saving four miles off the bill. Anyone get a refund when the error was discovered?
