What is MILPERSMAN 1741-020?
MILPERSMAN 1741-020 is a Navy regulation that provides guidance on the Government Life Insurance (GLI) program and its administration.

Who is eligible for the GLI program?
Active duty members of the Navy, as well as members of the Selected Reserve and Individual Ready Reserve, are eligible for the GLI program.

How do I enroll in the GLI program?
To enroll in the GLI program, you need to complete and submit the necessary forms to your Command's personnel office or the appropriate personnel support detachment.

What types of life insurance coverage are available under the GLI program?
The GLI program offers two types of coverage: Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance (SGLI) for active duty members and Traumatic Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance (TSGLI) for those who suffer a traumatic injury.

Can I choose the amount of SGLI coverage I want?
Yes, you have the option to select the amount of SGLI coverage you desire, up to the maximum coverage level of $400,000.

Are there any restrictions on changing or canceling my GLI coverage?
You may change or cancel your SGLI coverage at any time, but changes must be made through the appropriate personnel office using the required forms.

How are premiums for the GLI program paid?
Premiums for SGLI coverage are automatically deducted from your monthly pay. For TSGLI coverage, there are no premiums; it is included in the SGLI premium.

Can I continue GLI coverage after leaving the Navy?
After leaving the Navy, you have the option to convert your SGLI coverage to Veterans' Group Life Insurance (VGLI) or explore other life insurance options available to veterans.

What happens to my GLI coverage if I am placed on inactive duty or in a non-pay status?
If you are placed on inactive duty or in a non-pay status, your SGLI coverage will remain in effect for 120 days following the start of your inactive duty period.