The future is here. Beginning tomorrow, Joint Forces Command is initiating time sheet accountability w/ "SLDCADA." Don't even know what it stands for, but it is a Navy developed program the civil service personnel initially used and now the 4-star wants to use for military as well.
The stated purpose is that the General wants to better understand where the money is going, so if you work 3 hours on Project X, you log 3 hours against Project X. At the end of Project X, he will have a feel for how much manpower it took, so that when similar Project X1 comes along, they will know how much manpower to throw at it. Instead of Projects, the Command has identified 21 core competencies and you bill your time against one of those areas, or admin / overhead.
Similar concept to lawyers billing to specific clients.
Perhaps not the first sign of the Apocalypse, but it isn't a far stretch until they put one of those RF Tag monitoring devices at all the exits to know when you enter / leave during the day.
And there certainly won't be extra credit for those 100+ hour weeks, but a penalty will probably apply for the opposite.