What is MILPERSMAN 1300-035?
MILPERSMAN 1300-035 is a Navy regulation that provides policies and procedures for assignments outside the Department of Defense (DoD).

Who is covered by MILPERSMAN 1300-035?
MILPERSMAN 1300-035 applies to all active duty Navy personnel and Navy Reserve personnel on active duty for more than 180 days.

Can Navy personnel request assignments outside the DoD?
Yes, Navy personnel can request assignments outside the DoD through the procedures outlined in MILPERSMAN 1300-035.

What are some examples of assignments outside the DoD?
Examples of assignments outside the DoD include joint assignments with other military services, assignments to other government agencies, and assignments to international organizations.

Are there any restrictions on assignments outside the DoD?
Yes, there are certain restrictions on assignments outside the DoD. These restrictions include maintaining security clearance eligibility and meeting specific rank and experience requirements.

How can Navy personnel apply for assignments outside the DoD?
Navy personnel can apply for assignments outside the DoD by submitting a request through their commanding officer or officer in charge, following the procedures outlined in MILPERSMAN 1300-035.

Can Navy personnel be involuntarily assigned outside the DoD?
Yes, Navy personnel can be involuntarily assigned outside the DoD in certain circumstances, such as critical mission requirements or national security needs.

What is the maximum duration of an assignment outside the DoD?
The maximum duration of an assignment outside the DoD is typically three years, but it can be extended in certain cases, as specified in MILPERSMAN 1300-035.

Can Navy personnel request an early return from an assignment outside the DoD?
Yes, Navy personnel can request an early return from an assignment outside the DoD, but such requests are subject to approval based on mission requirements and operational needs.