Summary

Joseph McKenna United States v. Luskey — Opinion of the Court

Its contention is that, 'to entitle an officer designated to such service to the extra compensation,' he must 'be actually engaged in flying, and that, when an unreasonable time elapses during which he makes no actual flight, he is not entitled to extra pay for such period.' Expressing its contention in other words, it, in effect, is that it is not the detail, but the flying, not the possibility of a risk, but the actual risk, that vests the right to the additional pay.
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