What is MILPERSMAN 1910-118?
MILPERSMAN 1910-118 is a Navy regulation that outlines the process for separation by reason of convenience of the government for Reservists who become ministers.

Who does MILPERSMAN 1910-118 apply to?
This regulation applies to Reservists who are serving in the Navy and subsequently become ministers.

What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1910-118?
The purpose is to provide a streamlined process for Reservists who choose to pursue a religious vocation to be released from their Navy obligations.

How does a Reservist qualify for separation under this regulation?
To qualify, a Reservist must meet certain criteria such as receiving ecclesiastical endorsement, accepting a long-term appointment as a minister, and demonstrating the ability to support themselves financially.

Can Reservists of any rank apply for separation under MILPERSMAN 1910-118?
Yes, Reservists of any rank can apply for separation. However, the Navy will determine if their release is in the best interest of the service.

What steps are involved in the application process?
Reservists must submit a request for separation along with supporting documentation, such as proof of ecclesiastical endorsement and appointment as a minister. The request is then reviewed by the appropriate authorities.

Can a Reservist who becomes a minister return to military service in the future?
Yes, a Reservist who becomes a minister can request to return to military service within three years of their separation. However, the Navy will evaluate their request based on individual circumstances.

Will a Reservist receive any benefits or entitlements after separation?
Reservists who separate under this regulation may be eligible for certain benefits and entitlements, such as transitional healthcare coverage and educational assistance programs. These will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Can a Reservist continue to serve part-time while pursuing a religious vocation?
Yes, a Reservist may request to continue serving part-time while pursuing a religious vocation, subject to the Navy's approval and availability of suitable assignments.