Dwayne G. Warner v. United States

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• holding that \[o]ne with only an unexercised right to a pass or who is only off duty for the day usually is held to be acting 'incident to service.'\
• shopping on the base by serviceman off duty for the afternoon held to be “incident to service”
• off-duty Army enlisted man injured on base when motorcycle collided with shuttle bus driven by civilian Government employee
• off-duty Army enlisted man injured on base when motorcycle collided with shuttle bus driven by civilian Government employee
• same, where plaintiff’s “motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by a federal employee as a result of the automobile driver’s alleged negligence”
• “[A]n injury suffered on a military base by a serviceman on private business during normal duty hours but during a period when he had been given permission to take the day off is incident to his military service.... ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).