§ 330 Military Expense Claims Approval
This law lets military unit leaders ask for reimbursement of certain operating costs, and once the Adjutant General approves them, those costs become official claims that can be paid from the military budget.
A company commander pays to rent a building for training, hires a janitor to clean the space, and pays clerical staff to handle paperwork.
The commander files a voucher for these expenses. After the Adjutant General reviews and approves the voucher, the expenses are treated as valid claims that can be paid from the appropriated funds for the military.
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§ 330 Military Expense Claims Approval
Last verified: January 11, 2026