Ashworth v. United States

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• holding that a Coast Guard seaman was within the time limits of his employment while traveling three days before the date he was ordered to report to his new duty station, where orders implicitly contemplated an earlier arrival
• holding that a United States Coast Guard seaman involved in an accident while moving himself in a privately owned conveyance to his new duty station pursuant to orders was engaged in conduct of the kind he was hired to perform, and was acting within the scope of his employment

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