What is MILPERSMAN 1910-228?
MILPERSMAN 1910-228 is a Navy regulation that provides guidance on uniforms and pay upon separation from the Navy.

Can I wear my uniform after separation?
No, you may not wear your Navy uniform after separation unless authorized for specific events or ceremonies.

Are there any circumstances under which I can continue to receive uniform allowances after separation?
No, uniform allowances are only provided to active duty personnel and will cease upon separation.

How will my separation affect my pay?
Your pay will cease on the day of your separation. Any outstanding payments or entitlements will be processed as appropriate.

Will I receive my final paycheck immediately upon separation?
Final paychecks are typically processed on the normal pay cycle following separation, but it may vary depending on administrative procedures.

What happens to my unused leave days upon separation?
You will receive a lump-sum payment for any unused leave days that you have accrued up to your separation date.

Can I continue to use my military identification card after separation?
No, your military ID card will be deactivated upon separation. You will need to obtain a new identification card from the appropriate civilian authority.

Will my separation affect my eligibility for VA benefits?
No, your separation from the Navy does not affect your eligibility for VA benefits. However, you may need to follow separate processes to apply for VA benefits.

Can I keep my Naval rank or title after separation?
No, once you separate from the Navy, you no longer hold a military rank or title. However, you may choose to include your former rank on your resume or in professional contexts.