What is MILPERSMAN 1910-600?
MILPERSMAN 1910-600 is the Navy Regulation that outlines the procedures for forwarding cases to the Separation Authority (SA).

Who is responsible for forwarding cases to the Separation Authority?
The commanding officer or officer in charge is responsible for forwarding cases to the Separation Authority.

What types of cases are forwarded to the Separation Authority?
Cases involving administrative separations, nonjudicial punishments (NJP), and other disciplinary actions are typically forwarded to the Separation Authority.

How should the package of documents be prepared before forwarding to the Separation Authority?
The package of documents should be prepared in chronological order, with each document clearly labeled and organized according to the checklist provided in MILPERSMAN 1910-600.

What is the role of the Separation Authority in the forwarding process?
The Separation Authority reviews the package of documents, evaluates the case, and makes a decision regarding the appropriate course of action, such as separation from the Navy or retention.

Can a commanding officer override the decision made by the Separation Authority?
No, the decision made by the Separation Authority is final and cannot be overridden by the commanding officer.

Can a Sailor request a review of the decision made by the Separation Authority?
Yes, a Sailor has the right to request a review of the decision made by the Separation Authority through the proper channels, as outlined in MILPERSMAN 1910-600.

Is there a time limit for forwarding cases to the Separation Authority?
Yes, cases should be forwarded to the Separation Authority within 3 working days of the commander's decision to impose a punitive measure.

What happens if the Separation Authority determines that separation from the Navy is warranted?
If separation from the Navy is determined to be warranted, the Separation Authority will initiate the necessary administrative separation proceedings.