What is MILPERSMAN 1910-102?
MILPERSMAN 1910-102 is a navy regulation that provides guidance on the separation of active duty and inactive navy reservists by reason of changes in their service obligation.

Who does MILPERSMAN 1910-102 apply to?
This regulation applies to active duty sailors and inactive navy reservists who may need to be separated due to changes in their service obligation.

What is meant by "changes in service obligation"?
Changes in service obligation refer to any changes or circumstances that may impact a sailor's ability to fulfill their contracted commitments, such as a change in their ship or squadron schedule, relocation of commands, or even being medically unable to perform their duties.

What are the different types of separation covered under this regulation?
MILPERSMAN 1910-102 covers separation by mutual agreement, convenience of the government, expiration of obligated service, parenthood, medical conditions, and various other reasons that may necessitate separation.

Do I need permission from my command to initiate separation under this regulation?
Yes, in most cases, you will need to obtain permission from your command before initiating the separation process under MILPERSMAN 1910-102.

How do I request separation by mutual agreement?
You can request separation by mutual agreement by submitting a written request to your command, outlining the reasons for your request and any supporting documentation. Your command will review the request and make a decision based on the needs of the navy.

Can a sailor request separation under this regulation if they have not completed their initial obligated service?
In some cases, sailors who have not completed their initial obligated service may be eligible for separation by mutual agreement or other reasons covered under MILPERSMAN 1910-102. It is important to review the regulation and consult with your command to determine your eligibility.

Can medical conditions be a valid reason for separation under this regulation?
Yes, medical conditions can be a valid reason for separation under MILPERSMAN 1910-102. However, the medical condition must be severe enough to impact the sailor's ability to perform their duties and meet the needs of the navy.

What is separation for convenience of the government?
Separation for convenience of the government refers to situations where the navy determines that it is in the best interest of the service to separate a sailor, even if the sailor does not necessarily request it. This could occur due to factors such as changes in force structure or budget constraints.