What is MILPERSMAN 1300-1400?
MILPERSMAN 1300-1400 is the regulation that governs the Limited Duty (LIMDU) program in the United States Navy.

What is the purpose of the Limited Duty program?
The Limited Duty program provides temporary assignments and medical treatment for active duty personnel whose ability to perform their regular duties is temporarily limited due to physical or mental conditions.

Who is eligible for the Limited Duty program?
Active duty enlisted personnel and officers who have a physical or mental condition that temporarily prevents them from performing their regular duties may be eligible for the Limited Duty program.

How does someone qualify for the Limited Duty program?
To qualify for the Limited Duty program, individuals must be evaluated by medical professionals who determine the severity and impact of their condition on their ability to perform regular duties. A recommendation for LIMDU may be made if the condition is determined to be temporary.

What are the responsibilities of the command in the Limited Duty program?
The command is responsible for ensuring that personnel on LIMDU receive proper medical care, appropriate assignments, and regular evaluations to monitor their progress. They must also ensure compliance with all regulations related to the program.

Can someone on LIMDU be assigned to a ship or deployed?
In general, individuals on LIMDU are not assigned to ships or deployed. However, there may be exceptions based on the individual's condition and the need of the Navy. Assignments are typically made to shore-based duties that can accommodate the limitations of the individual.

How long can someone be on LIMDU?
The length of time an individual can remain on LIMDU varies depending on the severity and prognosis of their condition. LIMDU orders can range from a few weeks to a maximum of 12 months. Extensions may be granted in certain circumstances.

What happens if someone's condition does not improve during their LIMDU period?
If an individual's condition does not improve within the maximum 12-month LIMDU period, they may be referred to a Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) to determine their fitness for continued military service.

Is someone on LIMDU entitled to full pay and benefits?
While on LIMDU, personnel are entitled to their full pay and benefits as long as they comply with all requirements of the program. This includes attending medical appointments, completing required paperwork, and participating in the rehabilitation process.