What is the maximum lump-sum leave payable to a member during their entire military career?

The maximum lump-sum leave payable to a member during their entire military career is 60 days. This is established under military leave policies, which stipulate that service members can accumulate leave, but there's a cap on the amount that can be compensated if they separate from service or retire. The maximum of 60 days allows military personnel to receive payment for up to two months of unused leave at the time of their discharge. This provision ensures that service members are compensated for their hard work while also having the flexibility to take leave when needed throughout their careers. Understanding this policy is crucial for members as they plan their time and benefits during their service.