What is MILPERSMAN 1320-306?
MILPERSMAN 1320-306 is a regulation that governs the delivery and interpretation of Permanent Change of Station (PCS) transfer orders in the Navy.

Who is responsible for delivering PCS transfer orders?
The Commanding Officer (CO) or designee is responsible for delivering PCS transfer orders to the affected service member.

Can a service member request an electronic delivery of their PCS transfer orders?
Yes, service members may request electronic delivery of their transfer orders, provided they have access to a secure and official email account.

Is there a specific timeframe for delivering PCS transfer orders?
Yes, PCS transfer orders should be delivered at least 60 days prior to the requested transfer date, unless otherwise directed by higher authority.

Can PCS transfer orders be hand-delivered?
Yes, PCS transfer orders can be hand-delivered to service members, and a receipt of delivery should be obtained and documented.

What information should be included in PCS transfer orders?
PCS transfer orders should include the transfer date, location, the member's reporting date, travel entitlements, and any special instructions or requirements.

Can a service member request a change to their PCS transfer orders?
Yes, service members may request changes to their PCS transfer orders if there are valid reasons such as medical conditions, personal hardships, or specific job requirements.

How should service members interpret their PCS transfer orders?
Service members should carefully review their PCS transfer orders and seek clarification from their chain of command or Personnel Support Detachment (PSD) if any aspects are unclear.

What should service members do if they identify errors in their PCS transfer orders?
Service members should immediately notify their chain of command or PSD to rectify any errors or discrepancies in their PCS transfer orders.