What is MILPERSMAN 1050-200?
MILPERSMAN 1050-200 is a Navy regulation that outlines the Rest and Recuperation on Leave Program, which provides guidelines for the granting of rest and recuperation leave to eligible personnel.

Who is eligible for rest and recuperation leave under MILPERSMAN 1050-200?
Active duty Navy personnel who have served continuously in a hostile fire/imminent danger area for at least 270 days are eligible for rest and recuperation leave.

How long is the rest and recuperation leave period?
The rest and recuperation leave period is a maximum of 15 days, which includes travel time to and from the leave area.

Are service members entitled to rest and recuperation leave every 270 days?
No, the rest and recuperation leave is not guaranteed every 270 days. The approval and grant of this leave are subject to operational requirements and the discretion of the commanding officer.

Can service members choose any location for their rest and recuperation leave?
No, the rest and recuperation leave is limited to locations designated by the Chief of Naval Operations or the Combatant Commander.

Is rest and recuperation leave chargeable as regular leave?
No, rest and recuperation leave is a separate type of leave and is not chargeable against regular leave entitlement.

Can service members take rest and recuperation leave in conjunction with other types of leave?
Yes, service members can combine their rest and recuperation leave with other types of leave, such as ordinary leave or liberty, subject to the approval of the commanding officer.

Are there any requirements for documenting rest and recuperation leave?
Yes, service members must provide a written request for rest and recuperation leave, including desired dates and locations, to their commanding officer.

Can service members be recalled from rest and recuperation leave?
Yes, service members can be recalled from rest and recuperation leave if operational circumstances require their immediate return.