Comments on: Transition with a Team http://frontlinetransitions.com/2009/09/03/transition-with-a-team/ From Military Service to Civilian Success Mon, 21 Jun 2010 22:22:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: coachkathy http://frontlinetransitions.com/2009/09/03/transition-with-a-team/comment-page-1/#comment-203 coachkathy Mon, 21 Jun 2010 22:22:49 +0000 http://frontlinetransitions.com/?p=59#comment-203 Officers must retire on the first of the month, enlisted on the last day of the month. If your EAOS is not naturally the last day of a month, you may have to extend your EAOS. Check with your Administration Office for the requirements. Because you’re retiring, you also get an additional 20 working days of Permissive TDY if you retire INCONUS and 30 days if retiring OUTCONUS. This can be taken all in one lump or in several increments. (I had 4 sets of 5 day orders covering Monday – Friday.) Verify with your Administration or Personnel Department how they interpret this instruction. Starting from midnight the day prior to your chosen retirement date, count backward, using up leave days first (note that you continue to accrue leave while you are ON leave), then PTDY days. Remember to skip the weekends if you’re taking only working days for PDTY. Officers must retire on the first of the month, enlisted on the last day of the month.

If your EAOS is not naturally the last day of a month, you may have to extend your EAOS. Check with your Administration Office for the requirements.

Because you’re retiring, you also get an additional 20 working days of Permissive TDY if you retire INCONUS and 30 days if retiring OUTCONUS. This can be taken all in one lump or in several increments. (I had 4 sets of 5 day orders covering Monday – Friday.) Verify with your Administration or Personnel Department how they interpret this instruction.

Starting from midnight the day prior to your chosen retirement date, count backward, using up leave days first (note that you continue to accrue leave while you are ON leave), then PTDY days. Remember to skip the weekends if you’re taking only working days for PDTY.

]]> By: Nicole http://frontlinetransitions.com/2009/09/03/transition-with-a-team/comment-page-1/#comment-202 Nicole Mon, 21 Jun 2010 21:37:29 +0000 http://frontlinetransitions.com/?p=59#comment-202 I will be transferring to the fleet reserve soon and I will request terminal leave. My question is how do I figure out my terminal leave dates. I know I had to do an extension to match my PRD to my EAOS & that took me past my 20 yr mark, I.e I joined the navy 12 Mar 91 but my EAOS is 02 Apr 11. HELP!!! I will be transferring to the fleet reserve soon and I will request terminal leave. My question is how do I figure out my terminal leave dates. I know I had to do an extension to match my PRD to my EAOS & that took me past my 20 yr mark, I.e I joined the navy 12 Mar 91 but my EAOS is 02 Apr 11. HELP!!!

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