Sep 30, 2013 ... According to Congressman CW Young, who heads the House Defense  Appropriations Subcommittee, "All military personnel will continue to serve and  accrue pay but will not actually be paid until appropriations are available." 3.  America's famed national parks will likely be closed if the government shuts ...
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has prepared human resources  guidance for ... A shutdown furlough occurs when there is a lapse in annual  appropriations. Shutdown furloughs can occur at the beginning of a fiscal year, if  no funds have ... Employees performing those functions will generally continue to .
Sep 30, 2013 ... While many government employees will be furloughed starting next week if the  government shuts down, “essential” employees will continue working. ... a  government shutdown, “All military personnel will continue to serve and accrue  pay but will not actually be paid until appropriations are available.” This is ...
Sep 24, 2013 ... The Air Force Times recently quoted Rep. C.W. “Bill” Young, R-Fla., chairman of  the House defense appropriations subcommittee, as saying, “All military  personnel will continue to serve and accrue pay, but will not actually be paid until  appropriations are available.” In this case, employees would be paid for ...
Sep 25, 2013 ... Troops would thus be required to continue working without compensation to them  or their families. “All military personnel will continue to serve and accrue pay, but  will not actually be paid until appropriations are available,” said House Defense  Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman Bill Young, R-Fla.
If the government shuts down, "all military personnel will continue to serve and accrue pay but will not actually be paid until appropriations are available."