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You are eligible if you are on a short tour or hardship tour, you are allowed one EML leave per year.

It is regular chargable leave

All it does, is give you a higher prority on space a travel.

It doesn't guarentee you will be able to get on a flight, especially from Korea or Guam, since everyone will most likely be on EML leave.

Environmental Morale Leave

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Environmental Morale Leave?

Who applies for EML...like what requirements do you have to meet to get it? What are the restrictions of it? Any other information on it?

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If you are stationed in a place eligible for EML the active duty service member puts in the paperwork, even if it's for the the dependents only.

EML is nothing more than a higher priority for Space "A" Travel. You fly before normal Leave and retirees.

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