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How much do snipers in the US Marines get paid?
All US Military pay is determined by rank and the years of service. Military snipers are paid by their rank and pay grade in the military service. To best answer your question, anywhere from $16,800 to $50,000 a year depending on several things. No they don't get paid by kills, and they don't do contract work. There is no bonus for being a sniper.
How much do you make a year in the military?
In the US Military, that will depend on your rank, and how long you have been in service. There is also additional pay for quarters and rations if you are living/eating separately from the military, and hazardous duty pay for flight, parachuting, demolitions, and combat. Married soldiers may receive additional pay for families.
How much are US military bills worth?
In a nutshell, the Active Duty Montgomery G.I. Bill(ADMGIB) grants $47,556 worth of education benefits, in exchange for an enlistment period of at least three years in the United States Military, along with a reduction in pay of $1,200 ($100 per month) for the first year of service. ... Free US Military Newsletter
How much does an army warrant officer make?
These figures come from the 2011 Military Pay Tables as published by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.W-1Warrant officers in this rank a starting pay of $2,721 per month, with less than two years of military service. This pay rate increases every two years to a cap of $4,701.60 for W-1s with more than 20 years of military service.W-2Warrant officers in this rank with less than two years of service with a monthly rate of pay of $3,099.90. Monthly pay increases every two years to a maximum of $5,174 for W-2s with more than 24 years of military service.W-3Warrant officers in this rank earn $3,502.80 per month starting out with less than two years of military service. Every two years, pay is gradually increased to a cap of $6,144.90 for W-3s with more than 20 years of military service.W-4Officers with less than two years of military service earn $3,836.10 per month. This monthly pay increases in amount every two years, to a maximum of $7,005.60 monthly for W-4s with more than 26 years of military service.W-5Warrant officers must have at least 20 years of military service to hold the rank of W-5. For W-5s with 20 years of service, the monthly pay rate is $6,820.80. This increases every two years to a cap of $7,710 for W-5s with more than 26 years of military service.
How much does the military get paid?
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Why did Spartans place so much stress on the military?
because so the Spartans will help military service to be stronger. Also for protection maybey they will die easier than the Spartans
What were the main differences among the education systems of Athens and Sparta?
Sparta did not care much for education and focused military strength, while Athens cared very much and supported art and education while they cared little for military.
How much power did athen actually have over Sparta in the peloponnesian war?
Athens was not in control of Sparta before, during or after the war. The only facet of its military that was stronger than Sparta's was the Athenian navy.
How was living in Athens different from living in Sparta?
Sparta civilization was all about power and battle; every boy was trained to grow up and be a military weapon. On the other hand, Athens was all about advancements in technologies and not so much battle. Athens' military was mostly filled with potters, bakers, speakers, and so on. It was very much different than Sparta
Why weren't there many merchants in Sparta?
No it is false Sparta didn't have many merchants because, they focused so much on military training. They couldn't catch up with the trading of the other city-states and countries.
How to become a private military contractor and how much do they get paid?
One can become a private military contractor by joining the Military service. They earn from $500 to $750.
Did the Athens or Sparta have a democracy?
Sparta because they did not have as much freedom as Athens.
Who served in the military of ancient Sparta?
all young men ages 20 to 30 years of age. but their training started much younger, at the age of 7.
What are the main characteristics of Athens and Sparta?
Sparta had a more militaristic state than Athens. Sparta had all men training for the military at age seven and ending at age sixty (so basically their whole life was for the military). Also, Sparta valued women much more than Athens. In Athens, women had no rights at all and were only there to reproduce and to clean up after the men and manage the home. They also took care of the babies. Unlike the Sparta women who were allowed to have military training (but could not serve in the military), play sports, learn about the arts, go out in public, and own property/stores. Those from Sparta were descendants of the Dorian invaders, however those from Athens were descendants of the Ionians. Athens founded democracy, and believed that the individual was important, while Sparta believed in the state rather than the individual, with a government based on a oligarchic system. Sparta based their society on the repression of 'Helots' (slaves). Athens freed their slaves and abolished debt slavery.
How much will you make in the National Guard?
Like most military, it depends on your rank and years of service.
How much does a military psychologist get paid?
Their base pay is dictated by their rank and time in service, not by their occupation.
How much does the army makes?
Pay for ALL US Military is based on rank and length of service.
