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Military pay is complicated. Pay differs from location to location, and by family size. There is also a tax advantage.
Basically an Army Full Colonel (O-6) with 1 year service makes $90,436.08, and with 45 years service $142,186.08. I'll bet there are none in either category, so the average is somewhere in the middle. Maybe around $128,000.
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What is the difference between a lieutenant and a lieutenant colonel?
Quite a difference.. a Lieutenant is a junior officer, whereas a Lieutenant Colonel is a much more senior officer.
How much does a retired colonel make?
35000
How much does a Lieutenant colonel get paid?
About 100,000 a month
How much money does a first lieutenant of the air force earn?
$37,800
How much money does a lieutenant in the police force make?
the police force stops crimes and makes lots of money
How much does a retired army reserve colonel make?
Depends how long he served. 20 years = 50% base pay, 30 years = 75% base pay. It also depends on what year he retired, as the base pay goes up 3-5% every year, so he receives whatever his base pay WAS, not what it is NOW.
What are Custer rank before he was killed at the battle of little bighorn?
He was a General when he was killed.ANSWER:After the Civil War ended in 1865, the Army dropped Custer to his regular rank of Captain. He joined the Seventh Cavalry in 1866, as a Lieutenant Colonel.When George A. Custer, fought at the Battle of the Little Big Horn, on June 25, 1876, Lieutenant Colonel was the rank he had when he died.
Approximately how much does a military fighter pilot make a year?
ALL Servicemen get paid according to their rank. A Colonel pilot will be paid more than a Lieutenant Colonel pilot, he'll receive more money than a Major, etc. Pay grade is the 0-4 grade for a Major, 0-5 for a Lt. Col., 0-6 for a Col. etc. The pay-grade is what counts, because a US Navy Captain is a full bird 0-6 Colonel in the US Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps. An Army Captain is a Lieutenant in the US Navy.
Is a captain a higher rank than commander?
This all depends on which branch of the military you are talking about. In the Army, Air Force, & Marines the term "Captain" is typically interchangeable with the term "Commander." A Captain typically commands a company-sized element. Of course, there are also Battalion, Brigade, and Division Commanders as well who are much higher in rank than Captain. Army/A.F./Marines Navy Rank/Grade: Rank/Grade: 2LT/O1 = 2nd Lieutenant ENS/O1 = Ensign 1LT/O2 = 1st Lieutenant LTJG/O2 = Lieutenant Junior Grade CPT/O3 = Captain LT/O3 = Lieutenant MAJ/O4 = Major LCDR/O4 = Lieutenant Commander LTC/O5 = Lieutenant Colonel CDR/O5 = Commander COL/O6 = Colonel CAPT/O6 = Captain In the Navy a Captain outranks a Commander as described above.
How much does a U S Air Force Lt Col earn in retirement?
The retirement earnings of a U.S. Air Force Lt. Colonel is based on years of service. With twenty years of service a colonel can earn $4000 a month in retirement. With 26 years of service, the colonel will make $5600 each month.
How much Retired pay for retired military colonel?
The retired pay for a military colonel depends on several factors, including years of service and the retirement pay calculation method used. Generally, retired pay is calculated as a percentage of the colonel's final basic pay, often using a formula based on the number of years of service. For example, under the High-36 retirement system, a colonel with 20 years of service might receive approximately 50% of their average highest 36 months of basic pay. Specific amounts can vary widely based on individual circumstances, so it's best to consult the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) or relevant military resources for precise calculations.
How much does a Marine Corps field grade officer make?
That depends on the speciefic rank and the years of service. For example the base pay for a Lieutenant Colonel with over 12 years of service receives $6,689 per month.
