In addition to the mileage rates, military personnel and their dependents receive a per diem for each day of travel. Generally, 1 day of travel time is allowed for each 350 miles of official distance of ordered travel.
Sneezing after eating too much can be attributed to a distended stomach. When you eat too much beyond the usual capacity of your stomach, its walls are stretched. This causes irritation of the nerves within the mucosal lining of the stomach causing sudden sneezing fits after eating.
These include: mint and anything containing mint oil, chocolate, deep-fried foods, coffee, and alcohol. Some of these foods, like chocolate and mint, chemically cause the lower esophageal sphincter to loosen, triggering acid reflux. Others that are greasy or high in saturated fat slow digestion, which can spell heartburn. Most likely to spur an acid reflux attack? Deep-fried foods, since they're extremely hard to digest.