What is MILPERSMAN 1320-210?
MILPERSMAN 1320-210 is a Navy regulation that governs Permissive Temporary Duty (PTDY) for House Hunting purposes.
Who is eligible for PTDY for House Hunting?
Active duty Navy personnel are eligible for PTDY for House Hunting if they are Permanent Change of Station (PCS) eligible and meet certain criteria outlined in MILPERSMAN 1320-210.
How long is the PTDY period for House Hunting?
The PTDY period for House Hunting is normally 10 days, as stated in MILPERSMAN 1320-210. However, the commanding officer may authorize an extension of up to an additional 10 days if necessary.
What expenses are covered during PTDY for House Hunting?
Expenses covered during PTDY for House Hunting include transportation, lodging, and per diem allowance. These expenses are subject to certain limitations and must be approved in advance by the commanding officer.
Can I take PTDY for House Hunting while stationed overseas?
Yes, personnel stationed overseas are also eligible for PTDY for House Hunting, provided they meet the requirements outlined in MILPERSMAN 1320-210.
Can I combine PTDY for House Hunting with other types of leave?
Yes, personnel can combine PTDY for House Hunting with other types of leave, such as regular leave or other authorized periods of absence. However, the total leave period must not exceed the duration of the authorized PTDY period.
Can I take PTDY for House Hunting more than once?
Yes, personnel may be authorized PTDY for House Hunting more than once, but the total amount of PTDY granted during a career shall not exceed 20 days.
Do I need to provide documentation for PTDY for House Hunting?
Yes, personnel applying for PTDY for House Hunting must provide documentation, such as a signed copy of PCS orders, lease or purchase agreement, and any other relevant documents as outlined in MILPERSMAN 1320-210.
Can I be recalled from PTDY for House Hunting?
Yes, personnel on PTDY for House Hunting can be recalled for exigent circumstances, operational requirements, or other authorized reasons. In such cases, the commanding officer will provide appropriate instructions.