Apparently, under the OLD system of calcuating military retirement, a member of the military leaving service at 20 years would get 50% of the average of the highest three years' salary, with a bonus of 2.5% for each year over 20 (which is 75% if retiring at 30 years). Apparently the new system isn't quite so simple, but my guess is that it hasn't gotten worse, especially for officers wearing stars. An active duty Lieutenant General (pay grade O-9) makes almost $13,000 per MONTH (or $153,000+ per year) plus hefty allowances not all of which carry over to retirement. If the retired Lt General in the Pat Tillman case loses a star, his pension won't suffer much, as an active duty O-8 makes only slightly less per month (about $11,600).
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No, General Colin Powell retired as a Four Star General.
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aside from having a millions of retiring benefits. approximately 60k per month on their pensions
The pension of a Lieutenant Colonel who retired before 2006 would depend on various factors such as years of service, rank, and salary at retirement. It is calculated based on a percentage of the average of the last 36 months of basic pay. A retirement calculator specific to military pensions can provide an accurate estimate.
As a retired four star General, David Petraeus is entitled to an annual pension of $220,000 for the rest of his life.
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After he retired, he got his pension.
aside from having a millions of retiring benefits. approximately 60k per month on their pensions
He got his pension check in the mail. The government usually gives retired employees a pension.
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If you were already retired and collecting the pension, no, it won't be stopped. If you committed the crime and were prosecuted before you retired, yes, it can.
what will the revised pension those retired from defence service prior to 1.1.2006