What is Navy regulation MILPERSMAN 1050-120?
Navy regulation MILPERSMAN 1050-120 is a set of guidelines governing separation leave for Navy personnel, providing information on the eligibility criteria and entitlements for service members separating from the Navy.

Who is eligible for separation leave?
All active duty Navy personnel who are separating or retiring from the Navy are eligible for separation leave, provided they meet the necessary requirements outlined in MILPERSMAN 1050-120.

How much separation leave are service members entitled to?
Service members are entitled to a maximum of 30 days of separation leave, which is inclusive of any accrued regular leave.

Does separation leave accrue during a deployment?
No, separation leave does not accrue during a deployment. However, if a service member is authorized regular leave during deployment, the remaining leave days may be considered for separation leave.

Can separation leave be taken in conjunction with other types of leave?
Yes, separation leave may be taken in conjunction with other types of leave, such as ordinary leave or accrued leave. However, it is subject to approval based on operational needs and the availability of leave days.

What happens if a service member does not use all their separation leave entitlement?
Any unused separation leave entitlement is lost and cannot be carried over or converted into any other type of leave.

Is separation leave authorized for service members separating due to early separation programs?
Yes, separation leave is authorized for service members who are separating under approved early separation programs, provided they meet the eligibility criteria outlined in MILPERSMAN 1050-120.

Can separation leave be extended due to unforeseen circumstances?
Yes, separation leave can be extended due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the service member's control. However, the extension must be requested and approved in accordance with Navy regulations.

Can a service member take separation leave immediately following deployment?
Yes, a service member can take separation leave immediately following a deployment, subject to the approval of commanding officers and operational constraints.