Pub. L. 83-773, tit. II, sec. 206

Sec. 206. (a) A Reserve officer recommended for promotion to any grade under this Act or found qualified for Federal recognition in a higher grade, who, at any time prior to promotion, is found incapacitated for service by reason of physical disability shall, if transferred to the Retired Reserve, be transferred in the grade for which recommended or found qualified for Federal recognition, unless holding appointment in or entitled to higher grade under other provisions of law. No increase in pay or benefits shall accrue by reason of such promotion unless otherwise provided by law. (b) A Reserve officer shall, upon transfer to the Retired Reserve, be advanced on the reserve retired list established by section 207 of the Armed Forces Reserve Act of 1952 to the highest grade, permanent or temporary, satisfactorily held by him in the Armed Force of the United States in which holding appointment upon the date of his transfer to the Retired Reserve, as determined by the appropriate Secretary unless entitled to a higher grade under other provision of law. No increase in pay or benefits shall accrue by reason of such advancement unless otherwise provided by law. (c) An officer of the Retired Reserve who is ordered to active duty and who is promoted to a higher temporary grade while so serving, shall upon relief from active duty be advanced upon the reserve retired list to that grade. No increase in pay or benefits shall accrue by reason of such advancement unless otherwise provided by law.