What is MILPERSMAN 1300-110?
MILPERSMAN 1300-110 is a Navy regulation that provides guidelines for determining the effective date of Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders.

What is a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) order?
A PCS order is an official document issued by the Navy to authorize a member's relocation from one duty station to another.

Why is the effective date of PCS orders important?
The effective date determines various entitlements and benefits for the member, such as travel allowances, per diem, and housing arrangements.

How is the effective date of PCS orders determined?
The effective date is determined based on the needs of the Navy, availability of transportation, and the member's personal circumstances, such as leave and dependents.

Can a member request a specific effective date for their PCS orders?
Members can make requests, but the final determination rests with the Navy based on operational requirements.

Can the effective date of PCS orders be changed once they are issued?
In certain circumstances, such as exigencies of the service or unforeseen events, the effective date may be changed, but it requires appropriate approval.

What if a member needs to delay their PCS due to personal reasons?
Members can request delayed reporting or deferred constraining travel, but it is subject to approval and may impact entitlements.

Are there any circumstances where the member has the authority to change the effective date of their PCS orders?
No, members do not have the authority to unilaterally change the effective date of their PCS orders without proper approval.

How does the effective date impact the entitlement to per diem and travel allowances?
The effective date determines the eligibility for per diem and travel allowances, which will be calculated based on the distance and time required to travel to the new duty station.