2015年4月2日 · The Pay Entry Basic Date (aka Basic Pay Entry Date, BEPD) is created on initial enlistment/commissioning but can be updated based on unauthorized absence, etc. and...

2021年3月3日 · Now my ERB shows that my BASD date is "blank", PEBD and BESD is 27 May 2020. Your BASD is irrelevant since you're in the Reserve Component. If you rejoin an active component your BASD will be recalculated. It's only used to calculate your time towards an active duty retirement, if you're not on active duty it's not applicable to to you.

Definition of BEPD in Military and Government. What does BEPD stand for?

Army refers to this as the pay entry basic date, the Navy and Marine Corps refer to this as the pay entry base date, while the Air Force calls it simply the pay date. This chapter will refer to...

Action: Compute the Pay Entry Basic Date (PEBD), Basic Active Service Date (BASD), Basic Enlisted Service Date (BESD), Expiration Term of Service (ETS), and Date of Rank (DOR). Condition: You are...

How to read an active duty Army Leave and Earning Statement Your pay is your responsibility. This is a guide to help you understand your Leave and Earnings Statement (LES). The LES is a comprehensive statement of a member's leave and earnings showing your entitlements,

The purpose of this guide is to inform Commanders of their responsibilities regarding payment of USAR Troop Program Unit (TPU) and Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) Soldiers in various duty...

What does BPED stand for in Military? Get the most popular BPED abbreviation related to Military.

· Pay Entry Base Date (PEBD) is the date that denotes how much of your service is creditable towards longevity for pay purposes. It can be found in field 4 of your last active duty Leave and Earnings Statement (LES). Your PEBD can be affected by broken service, lost time, transfer to/from reserve components, etc.

2016年2月18日 · BASIC ENLISTED SERVICE DATE, It's the day you first entered the military, BPED is an adjustable date it stands for Basic Pay Entry Date, when you first enlist they are both the same, if you have a break in service, get out of the active, and all reserve components, and later you rejoin your BESD remains the same but your BPED will be adjusted to...