Which scenario does NOT allow for earlier transfer of personal effects?

The scenario where personnel request to keep their belongings with them does not allow for an earlier transfer of personal effects. When individuals elect to retain their items, it usually indicates that they intend to keep them for a period, potentially due to a temporary duty assignment or other personal decisions. In such cases, there wouldn't be a necessity or a process to expedite the transfer of belongings, as the personnel are choosing to maintain possession of those items.

In contrast, scenarios involving deployment, reassignment, or moving overseas typically involve clear directives from the military or associated logistical processes that necessitate an earlier transfer of personal effects. These situations usually require careful planning and execution to ensure that personal belongings can be relocated in alignment with operational needs or new assignments.