What is the maximum number of days a service member may be granted reenlistment leave that must begin immediately upon reenlistment?

The correct answer is 90 days because, according to the regulations governing military reenlistment, a service member is allowed to request reenlistment leave for a maximum of 90 days. This leave is intended to provide service members with the opportunity to focus on their transition back into service after completing their current term or separating from active duty before reenlisting.

Reenlistment leave must begin immediately upon reenlistment, and it allows personnel to settle personal matters or engage in additional training before returning to active duty. This maximum duration ensures that the service member can effectively utilize this time while maintaining the operational readiness of the military. Other option durations—60 days, 75 days, and 120 days—do not align with the specified regulations for reenlistment leave, making 90 days the only valid choice.