What does MILPERSMAN 1050-140 regulate?
MILPERSMAN 1050-140 regulates the computation of emergency leave involving government-funded travel for Navy personnel.
Who is eligible for emergency leave with government-funded travel?
Navy personnel who have experienced a qualified emergency, as defined in MILPERSMAN 1050-140, are eligible for emergency leave with government-funded travel.
What is considered a qualified emergency under MILPERSMAN 1050-140?
A qualified emergency, for the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1050-140, includes the serious illness or injury of an immediate family member, death of an immediate family member, or other circumstances deemed urgent by the commanding officer.
How is emergency leave travel funded?
Emergency leave travel is funded by the government if the emergency meets the criteria outlined in MILPERSMAN 1050-140 and is approved by the commanding officer.
What is the maximum duration of emergency leave with government-funded travel?
The maximum duration for emergency leave with government-funded travel is 30 days, as specified in MILPERSMAN 1050-140.
Can emergency leave with government-funded travel be extended beyond 30 days?
Yes, under exceptional circumstances, the commanding officer may approve an extension of emergency leave with government-funded travel beyond 30 days.
Are there any limitations on the number of emergency leaves with government-funded travel an individual can take?
There are no specific limitations mentioned in MILPERSMAN 1050-140. However, each case will be evaluated individually by the commanding officer.
Is emergency leave with government-funded travel granted automatically?
No, emergency leave with government-funded travel must be requested by the servicemember and approved by the commanding officer, following the guidelines provided in MILPERSMAN 1050-140.
How is the computation of travel time for emergency leave determined?
The computation of travel time for emergency leave is determined based on the most expeditious mode of transportation available, as specified in MILPERSMAN 1050-140.