How much does someone in the us air force get paid?

Answer 1

It depends on your pay grade. New airmen start our anywhere between an E-1 through E-3. The rank you're given upon entry is based upon your college credits, ROTC/civil air patrol experience, eagle scout or gold award achievements, and in many cases they offer E-3 to six year enlistees depending on the career field you are applying for. Also if you live off base you will be granted BAH and BAS (housing and food allowence) and if you're stationed overseas you'll get additional funds related to the increased cost of living. For more information Google the 2010 military pay chart or better yet speak with your local recruiter.

Answer 2

The rate of pay for each person varies based on many factors. Depending on whether you enter the military as an officer or enlisted person, if you earn special duty pay or if you qualify for the many other types of pay that are available depending on your job. However, to find the basic pay of a particular rank or grade you can look at the following link to get an idea:

Answer 3

The US Army and the US Air Force are two separate departments of the US Armed Forces, The Department of Defense. Neither pays the other anything, they are separately funded by Congress and the US Government.

Answer 4

See the link Below

Airman, as well as all E-2s in ALL services make the same amount of money per month.

$1568.70 per month in 2009.

Answer 5

Again, it depends on the rank and years of service. This question is asked often.