What is MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
MILPERSMAN 1920-140 is a Navy regulation that governs the separation order process for officers.

Who does MILPERSMAN 1920-140 apply to?
MILPERSMAN 1920-140 applies to all officers in the United States Navy.

When can an officer be separated under MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
An officer can be separated under MILPERSMAN 1920-140 if they have completed the minimum service obligation or if they meet specific separation criteria outlined in the regulation.

What are some reasons an officer may be separated under MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
Some reasons for separation may include physical or mental conditions, unsatisfactory performance, failure to meet promotion requirements, misconduct, or completion of service.

How is the separation process initiated under MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
The separation process is initiated by the commanding officer submitting a request for separation to the appropriate authorities.

What happens after the request for separation is submitted?
After the request is submitted, it undergoes a review process by various authorities, including legal and legal officers, to ensure compliance with regulations.

Can an officer appeal a separation under MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
Yes, an officer has the right to appeal their separation through administrative or legal means.

What entitlements does an officer have during the separation process under MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
An officer is entitled to certain benefits, such as transitional healthcare coverage, separation pay, and other benefits depending on their specific circumstances.

How long does the separation process typically take under MILPERSMAN 1920-140?
The duration of the separation process can vary depending on various factors, but it generally takes several months to complete.