What is MILPERSMAN 1320-060?
MILPERSMAN 1320-060 is a Navy regulation that pertains to Permanent Change of Station Transfer Order (PCSTO), including its delivery, interpretation, and execution.

What is a PCSTO?
A PCSTO is a transfer order issued to permanently move military personnel from one duty station to another.

How are PCSTOs delivered?
PCSTOs are commonly delivered electronically through official Navy communication channels, such as the Command Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) or Interactive Detailing (ID).

Who is responsible for interpreting PCSTOs?
The Navy Personnel Command (NPC) is responsible for interpreting PCSTOs and providing guidance to commands and individuals, as needed.

What factors are considered when executing a PCSTO?
When executing a PCSTO, factors such as cost, transportation, household goods movement, and the member's special needs or circumstances are taken into account.

Can a member refuse to comply with a PCSTO?
In general, Navy personnel are expected to comply with PCSTOs. However, there are certain circumstances where a member may request relief from a PCSTO, such as extreme family hardship or medical reasons.

How can a member request relief from a PCSTO?
A member can submit a request for non-concurrent travel, extension, or cancellation of a PCSTO through their command, following the guidelines outlined in MILPERSMAN 1320-060.

Are there any financial entitlements associated with a PCSTO?
Yes, there are various entitlements associated with a PCSTO, including reimbursement for travel expenses, temporary lodging allowances, and dislocation allowances. These entitlements can vary depending on the member's rank and circumstances.

Are there any penalties for non-compliance with a PCSTO?
Non-compliance with a PCSTO can result in disciplinary actions or administrative proceedings. It is important for Navy personnel to understand their responsibilities and follow the appropriate procedures if they need relief from a PCSTO.