Half-pay
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 8
An allowance given in the British army and navy to commi ioned officers not actively employed. It was first granted by William III. in 1698. In the U. S. service officers receive half-pay only when on leave of absence for a longer period than that for which full pay on leave is allowed, namely, thirty days in each year. See Absence, Leave of .
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