I am on Compassionate Reassignment and have orders. Will my new duty station allow me to travel to South Korea on labor weekend?

Your orders should say 60 days early report authorized so you can clear immediately. It's up to your new unit to grant leave. The sooner you get there, the sooner you can ask.

Personnel management is not an imprecise area nor is it based upon cultural traditions. You are assigned to a unit because your talents and capabilities are required by that unit to be operationally effective. Your compassionate reassignment is evidence of the DOD recognition that there are also humane circumstances that, if possible, are worthy of consideration. Whether you get your leave depends upon your new unit's circumstance and will most likely be acted upon favorably, however, if your absence has an adverse impact on the unit's ability to react to existing, or potential operational requirements, it could be denied. All commanders make every effort to accommodate individual requirements, but the longer you give the command to "cover" your absence, the greater the potential of your leve being approved. By your oath, the only thing you "must" do is "support and defend", so make every effort to coordinate your preference with unit requirements and allow your receiving unit the maximum time to adjust to the absence required by your individual desire. That means, at a minimum, take the initiative to contact your new unit and advise them of your desire.

It is possible they could authorize and overseas leave, BUT you will need to do a bit of paperwork through your BN S2. I recommend telling your sponsor, which you should have, and seeing what paperwork you can complete before you arrive.