What is MILPERSMAN 1050-100?
MILPERSMAN 1050-100 is a navy regulation that outlines check-in and check-out procedures for navy personnel taking leave.

Who is required to follow MILPERSMAN 1050-100?
All navy personnel who are taking leave or going on official travel are required to follow the regulations outlined in MILPERSMAN 1050-100.

What are the requirements for checking in before taking leave?
When taking leave, navy personnel must ensure they check in with their commanding officer or designated representative to receive instructions and guidance.

Do I need to provide documentation when checking in for leave?
Yes, personnel taking leave must provide required documentation such as leave forms, travel itineraries, passport information, and any other pertinent documents as directed by their commanding officer.

What is the purpose of checking out before departing on leave?
Checking out before leaving ensures that navy personnel are accounted for and have fulfilled all necessary requirements before taking leave.

Can I check out with a designated representative instead of my commanding officer?
Yes, in certain circumstances, a commanding officer may authorize a designated representative to conduct check-out procedures for navy personnel taking leave.

What should I do if I need to extend my leave beyond the approved dates?
If you need to extend your leave beyond the approved dates, you must contact your commanding officer or designated representative to request an extension.

Is it possible to take leave while deployed or underway?
Yes, navy personnel can take leave while deployed or underway, but special considerations and procedures outlined in MILPERSMAN 1050-100 must be followed.

Can I check out for leave and travel outside of the continental United States?
Yes, personnel can check out for leave and travel outside of the continental United States, but additional requirements may apply, including passport and visa documentation.