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Exactly the same as your normal base pay if you were single. A common misconception is that you get paid more if you're married. You may qualify for a Housing Allowance, Separation Allowance, and if your orders are accompanied than travel and moving is arranged for your spouse and dependents, but you don't simply get more money added on to your base pay. There are other allowances you may qualify for when married (food and such) there's just too many to remember.

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