What is MILPERSMAN 1050-260?
MILPERSMAN 1050-260 is a Navy regulation that provides guidelines for leave and emergency leave in the Republic of the Philippines.

Who is eligible for leave in the Republic of the Philippines?
Active-duty Navy personnel who meet the requirements outlined in MILPERSMAN 1050-260 are eligible for leave in the Republic of the Philippines.

How much leave can be taken in the Republic of the Philippines?
Personnel may take up to 30 days of leave in the Republic of the Philippines, as long as it is approved by their commanding officer.

What are the procedures for requesting leave in the Republic of the Philippines?
To request leave in the Republic of the Philippines, personnel must submit a leave request form to their commanding officer, stating the desired dates and providing a brief explanation.

Can emergency leave be taken in the Republic of the Philippines?
Yes, emergency leave can be taken in the Republic of the Philippines in cases of a bona fide emergency, as defined in MILPERSMAN 1050-260.

What documents are required for emergency leave in the Republic of the Philippines?
Personnel requesting emergency leave in the Republic of the Philippines must provide documentation of the emergency, such as hospital records or death certificates, along with their leave request form.

What expenses are covered during leave in the Republic of the Philippines?
Personnel are responsible for their transportation costs to and from the Philippines, but once in the country, they are eligible for per diem and lodging allowances as outlined in the Joint Federal Travel Regulations.

Can dependents accompany personnel on leave in the Republic of the Philippines?
Yes, dependents of Navy personnel may accompany them on leave in the Republic of the Philippines, but they must have valid passports and appropriate visas if required.

Are there any restrictions on activities during leave in the Republic of the Philippines?
Personnel are expected to adhere to the laws and regulations of the Republic of the Philippines while on leave, and engagement in activities that could bring discredit or harm to the Navy is strictly prohibited.