What is MILPERSMAN 1050-083?
MILPERSMAN 1050-083 is the Navy regulation that provides guidelines for the computation of leave, specifically in the context of PCS (Permanent Change of Station) with TDY (Temporary Duty) en route.

How does leave charging work during PCS with TDY en route?
Leave charging during PCS with TDY en route is calculated in three parts: leave charged for the period spent on TDY en route, leave accrued at the old duty station, and leave accrued at the new duty station.

Can I take leave during TDY en route?
Yes, you can take leave during TDY en route. However, the leave taken during this period will be charged against your leave balance.

How is leave charged for TDY en route calculated?
Leave charged for TDY en route is calculated by subtracting accrued leave at the old duty station and accrued leave at the new duty station from the total period spent on TDY en route.

Can I carry forward leave from my old duty station to my new duty station during PCS with TDY en route?
Yes, you can carry forward leave from your old duty station to your new duty station during PCS with TDY en route. It will be added to the accrued leave at the new duty station.

What if I don't have enough leave to cover the entire TDY en route period?
If you don't have enough leave to cover the entire TDY en route period, the remaining period will be charged as unauthorized absence or leave without pay.

Can I take excess leave during PCS with TDY en route?
Excess leave is generally not authorized during PCS with TDY en route. You should plan your leave carefully to ensure you have sufficient leave balance for the entire process.

How can I request leave during PCS with TDY en route?
You can request leave during PCS with TDY en route through the appropriate chain of command, following the normal leave request procedures.

Can I accrue leave while on TDY en route?
No, you cannot accrue leave while on TDY en route. Leave is only accrued at your old and new duty stations.