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What is buck sargent us army?
"Buck" Sergeant is a term used to denote the most basic rank of Sergeant, which is pay grade E5.
How much is the Philippine army private salary?
the basic pay 17k
What was the military base pay for an army private in 1944?
17.00
What is a mercinary?
Soldier hired by the army of another country or by a private army, or a Soldier that will fight for you for pay enough.
What rank is the private first class?
In the Army, it's pay grade E3. In the Marines, it's pay grade E2.
How much does a Private E 2 make in the US Army?
Base pay for a Private E-2 is $1,568.70. The actual pay can be slightly higher depending on duty assignment, hazzard pay, combat duty pay, training, etc.
How much did Captain Hook have to pay for his earrings?
a buck an ear
What is the paygrade for an E1?
E1 is the paygrade. The rank of an E1 is private, the insignia -- well, there is none, no stripes, no rockers. Are you asking, "What is the pay received by an E1?" If so, the base pay of an E1 is $1347.00 per month. You can look it up here: http://www.militaryfactory.com/military_pay_scale.asp
How much does a private first class make a week in the army?
Depends on which army. This is an international site, please specify which country you are asking about.
How much did Perrault pay for Buck?
$150
What army rank is tec 4?
Tech 4 was a WWII US Army rank, for men trained in technical specialties, such as radio men, mechanics and so on. It was the same pay grade as a buck sergeant, and the holders of the rank were usually called "sergeant". The insignia of the rank was three chevrons, just like a buck sergeant, but below the chevrons there was a capital "T".
Who pays better the army or marine corps?
all branches follow the same pay scale, so an E1 or Private in the army makes the same as an E1 in the Marines. supposedly the army will promote people faster than the Marines but it comes down to how hard you're willing to work at your job.
