Military Time Off is a term used to describe the amount of time off that members of the military are allowed to take. It is usually granted in the form of vacation days, holidays, or other special occasions. LEAVE is the most common form of Military Time Off, and it is typically granted for a period of five days or more. LEAVE can be taken for a variety of reasons, such as personal or family matters, medical issues, or educational pursuits. Military personnel are also allowed to take LEAVE for religious observances or to participate in recreational activities.