What is MILPERSMAN 1306-124?
MILPERSMAN 1306-124 is a Navy regulation that provides guidelines and policies regarding tour extensions and split tours for Navy personnel.

What is a tour extension?
A tour extension is the continuation of an individual's current duty assignment beyond the originally planned completion date.

Can any Navy personnel request a tour extension?
No, not all Navy personnel can request a tour extension. Only those who meet specific criteria outlined in MILPERSMAN 1306-124 are eligible to request it.

Why would someone request a tour extension?
A Navy personnel may request a tour extension for various reasons, such as completion of ongoing projects, immediate need for continuity, career progression opportunities, or personal preference.

What is a split tour?
A split tour refers to a tour of duty that is split into separate periods, usually with a break or temporary assignment in-between.

Who is eligible for a split tour?
Eligibility for a split tour is determined by the Navy's needs and the specific requirements of the service member's billet. Not all personnel will be eligible for a split tour.

Can a tour extension be combined with a split tour?
Yes, it is possible to combine a tour extension with a split tour if the service member meets the eligibility requirements for both as defined in MILPERSMAN 1306-124.

Can a tour extension or split tour be denied?
Yes, the commanding officer or appropriate higher authority has the discretion to deny a tour extension or split tour request based on the Navy's needs or other factors.

How long can a tour extension or split tour be?
The length of a tour extension or split tour can vary based on the specific circumstances, mission requirements, and billet availability, as determined by the Navy.