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Currently £17,000 - £26,000 for a Private soldier - rising with time served and qualifications.
Pay increases with Rank.
Traditionally British soldiers were paid "a shilling a day" - taking the Kings (Queen's) Shilling being an expression for joining up (they also received a signing on bonus). The "Shilling a Day" still pops up in popular culture.
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How much salary do you get as a british soldier?
60,000 pounds a year.
How much does an Irish Soldier earn?
The average salary of a soldier in Ireland is 36,000 euros. Which has an equivalent value to 48,217.86 American dollars.
What is the nickname for a discharged British soldier?
DEMOB.
What did Douglas haig do in World War I?
Douglas Haig was a British soldier, a British Field Marshal, and a British Commander of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in world war 1.
a sepoy is?
an Indian soldier serving under British or other European orders.
How much do a soldier earn as salary currently in Ghana?
900ghana cedis
How much would a british actress earn?
As much as she can command.
How much salary do you get as a british soldier?
60,000 pounds a year.
How much does a carpenter earn in British Colombia?
10
How much does an Irish Soldier earn?
The average salary of a soldier in Ireland is 36,000 euros. Which has an equivalent value to 48,217.86 American dollars.
How much does a low rank soldier earn in the US army per year?
1 dollar
How much does a major earn in the British army?
over £50.000 i think
How much does Jack Wilshere earn a week?
$80,000 or 50,000 British Pounds
Lyrics standing at the station a British soldier stood?
The song is The British Soldier by Harvey Andrews.
Was John Hancock a British soldier?
No he was not, if he signed the declaration and was a founding father he probably was not a British soldier.
How much does the average British tennis player earn?
harry styles. thats the answer for everything
How much money does a soldier earn?
Please see the link below for the 2011 Military Pay Charts.The patriotic answer: NOT ENOUGH!
