Mr. Jenner. That's a month from the day?
Mr. Powers. I'm sorry. It says here, "You will stand transferred June 19, 1957, and you will report to your temporary duty station at 12 July 1957." This is when we were—2400 hours—we were supposed to report in the temporary duty station, which was El Toro, Calif.
Mr. Jenner. Did you boys travel out to El Toro?
Mr. Powers. From 19 June to 12 July 1957. This was somewhat blurred here. 16 days delay and 4 days travel by commercial. So it would be—June is 30—it would be 11 and 12, which would be 20——
Mr. Jenner. 16 days. 11 and 12, that would be 23 days.
Mr. Powers. Yes; so actually it must be 19 days and 4 days travel by commercial carrier. 14 days—rather 19 days' delay.
Mr. Jenner. Did you boys travel out to El Toro?
Mr. Powers. No; we did not. Most of us went on leave from there to—rather from Mississippi to our homes and spent time there, and then proceeded to California by commercial vehicle.
Mr. Jenner. And were you living in Minneapolis at that time?
Mr. Powers. No; I was not. My leave address, Rural Route No. 2, Owatonna, Minn. That was my parents' home.