What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1320-314?
MILPERSMAN 1320-314 provides guidance and regulations regarding Temporary Duty (TDY) travel orders for Navy personnel.

Who is authorized to issue TDY travel orders?
TDY travel orders can be issued by the commanding officer, officer in charge, or designated personnel of the Navy command.

How are TDY expenses such as transportation, lodging, and meals handled?
TDY expenses are typically paid for by the Navy in accordance with established per diem rates and travel regulations.

Can a service member request reimbursement for personal expenses incurred during TDY travel?
Yes, service members may be eligible for reimbursement of personal expenses if they are directly related to the official travel and are in accordance with regulations.

Is it possible to extend TDY travel for personal reasons?
Extending TDY travel for personal reasons is generally not authorized, unless there are extenuating circumstances and approval is obtained from the appropriate authority.

Are service members allowed to take leave while on TDY travel?
Yes, service members may be authorized to take leave while on TDY travel, subject to command approval and availability of funds.

Are family members allowed to accompany service members on TDY travel?
In certain cases, family members may be authorized to accompany service members on TDY travel if it serves the best interest of the government and is approved in advance by the commanding officer or designated authority.

Can service members use Government Travel Charge Cards (GTCCs) for TDY expenses?
Yes, service members are encouraged to use GTCCs for all authorized TDY travel expenses, as it simplifies the reimbursement process and ensures timely payment.

What happens if a service member fails to comply with TDY travel orders?
Failing to comply with TDY travel orders without proper justification may result in disciplinary action and potential consequences under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).