What is MILPERSMAN 1306-1502?
MILPERSMAN 1306-1502 is a Navy regulation that provides guidance and procedures for the transition from Enlisted Reserve Component to Active Component (RC2AC) or Enlisted Reserve Component Recall to Training and Administration of the Reserves (RC2TAR) programs.

Who is eligible for RC2AC or RC2TAR transition?
Eligibility for RC2AC or RC2TAR transition is based on individual qualifications, availability of billets, and Navy needs. Generally, enlisted personnel in the Selected Reserve (SELRES) or Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) may be eligible for these programs.

What is the purpose of RC2AC transition?
The purpose of RC2AC transition is to facilitate the transfer of qualified Reservists into Active Component positions to meet manpower requirements and fill critical skill gaps.

What is the purpose of RC2TAR transition?
The purpose of RC2TAR transition is to recall qualified Reservists to active duty for the purpose of administratively managing the Reserve force and providing necessary training.

How can I apply for RC2AC or RC2TAR transition?
To apply for RC2AC or RC2TAR transition, you must submit a formal request through your chain of command. The specific application process may vary depending on the Navy command or unit you are serving under.

Are there any limitations on the number of personnel who can transition through RC2AC or RC2TAR?
Yes, there are limitations based on Navy needs and available billets. The number of individuals who can transition through RC2AC or RC2TAR is subject to Navy's manpower requirements and budgetary constraints.

How long does the RC2AC or RC2TAR transition process take?
The length of the transition process can vary depending on various factors, including the specific job requirements, security clearances, and availability of training slots. It is best to consult your chain of command for an estimated timeline.

What happens to my Reserve benefits during RC2AC or RC2TAR transition?
During RC2AC or RC2TAR transition, your Reserve benefits may be affected. It is important to consult with the Reserve component personnel office or your command's Transition Assistance Program (TAP) coordinator to understand how the transition will impact your specific benefits.

Can I decline an RC2AC or RC2TAR transition if I am selected?
Yes, in most cases, you have the right to decline an RC2AC or RC2TAR transition if you are selected. However, it is important to consider the potential consequences and consult with your chain of command before making a decision.