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US Military Ranks Pay Rates and Benefits
Pay rates and benefits given to US military personnel vary in terms of their ranks, duty assignments, and time of service. Some major components that military members receive are Base Pay and Basic Allowance for Housing.
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Ask you command or finance. Usually they must be a dependent.
Who is the theatre command sergeant major Afghanistan 2010?
It might depend which theatre CSM you are referring to and which time period?
How much does a marine get after boot camp?
E1 with under 2 years is around $1250 per month before deductions during boot camp
How long does it take to become a General Family Practitioner?
four years of medical school, at leats 5 years of residency, a
How many of each rank are in the Marines?
- Private (E-1) - 9,671 (6.3%)
- Private First Class (E-2) - 20,625 (13.4%)
- Lance Corporal (E-3) - 43,141 (30.0%)
- Corporal (E-4) - 29,578 (19.2%)
- Sergeant (E-5) - 23,019 (15.0%
- Staff Sergeant (E-6) - 14,794 (9.6%)
- Gunnery Sergeant (E-7) - 8,801 (5.7%)
- Master Sergeant/First Sergeant (E-8) - 3,306 (2.1%)
- Master Gunnery Sergeant/Sergeant Major (E-9) - 1,413 (0.9%)
2650 2nd Lt
2805 1st Lt
5258 Capt
3202 Maj
1770 LtCol
622 Col
40 BGen
24 MGen
13 LtGen
4 Gen
There are Warrant Officer's too, but I couldn't find an accurate count.
I hope this helped
Chaplains are pastors to people in the armed forces such as the Navy and Army. Chaplains are also used in hospitals. So they do not necessarily belong to one church but minister to a much larger group.
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Chaplains can also be found in hospitals, nursing homes, or any other place where the people or patients are unable to attend religious services. It is also important to note that chaplains may be of almost any faith including, but not limited to: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, etc. As is stated in the first answer, chaplains, military chaplains in particular, need to be familiar with many types of beliefs as they are not normally speaking to groups of people who are of only one faith.
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Chaplains are paid ecclesiastics funded by a military, public service, health or education organization to provide references to an outdated middle eastern medieval mystic dogma of a specific denomination under the pretence of being a life counselling service in place of actual counselling while diverting funding from needed operations of that service. Generally they are chosen from one of the "majority" religions on the pretext that they will be acceptable to other religious groups.
What is the rank of a field grade officer?
In NATO, "Field Grade Officer" generally refers to a mid-level commander responsible for command of a moderate-size force. This corresponds to NATO levels O-4 though O-6, which would be Major, Lieutenant Colonel, and Colonel in the US Army/Marines/Air Force, and Lieutenant Commander, Commander, and Captain in the US Navy.
What are the requirements to be a Warrant Officer in the US Army?
you must not have a criminal background and you must be at a healthy
weight you cannot be over weight you must pass written test if
you are not a u.s. citizen proof of citizen ship is required
Does a Judge have more authority than a probation officer?
i'd' say a judge does they have the say in whos going to jail
What is the retitement pay for a one star general?
Pay GradeYears of ServiceOver 18Over 20Over 22Over 24Over 26O-10 "4 Star"
See Note 115401154761579716358O-9 "3 Star"13470136641394414433
Pay GradeYears of ServiceOver 30Over 34Over 38Over 40O-10 "4 Star"171761803518936Time forO-9 "3 Star"151551591316709Retirement!
What is the 3rd highest rank in the army?
Officers out rank all enlisted personnel. So, it would be an officer. The third highest would be a Lieutenant General (O-9). That's assuming there's an 0-11, General of the Army that is active, which it isn't all the time. In that case it would be one rung lower, Brigadier General (O-8).
How much money do you earn if you work for the army?
In what context? You could be referring to being a soldier, being a direct civilian employee, or being a contractor. In the case of the first two, it will depend on your pay grade, time in service, and any other additional allowances you may be entitled to.
In the case of contractors, there's a whole lot more variables.
What was the Army pay scale in 1983 for PFC?
Depends on different variables, do you have kids, are you married, are you gonna live off base, etc... if you answered no it is about 27,000 a year. More if you are over seas. Your recruiter should have a handout with the basic pay scale for each rank. They usually give it to you once you take the asvab.
What is the difference between commissioned and non commissioned ranks in army?
commissioned ranks get more money...
How much do security forces make?
Depends on the rank, individuals of matching ranks in different branches make the same amout of base pay. An E-1 in the Army and an E-1 in the Air Force make the exact same.
For that matter, an E-1 Air Force Security Forces member makes exactly the same as an E-1 Air Force Avionics Technician.
If you are looking to go into the military for the money there is no difference between similar ranks in any branch. What you need to check on is bonuses, incentive pay, hazardous duty pay. Those are the things that will make a difference in your pay.
Is Warrant Officer a higher rank than Sergeant Major?
Yes and no. Sergeant Major is a position, not a rank, but it is always held by an E-9 enlisted man. A Warrant Officer wasenlisted, but is now an officer. He ranks below the most junior commissioned officer but above the most senior enlisted.
Is a rear admiral higher rank than that captain?
No. A Rear Admiral is a one or two stars officer, while an Admiral is a four-star officer.
The Admirals rank is as follows:
1 star: Rear Admiral (lower half)
2 star: Rear Admiral (upper half)
3 star: Vice Admiral
4 star: Admiral
Where 4 star is the highest, equivalent to an Army or Air Force General.
Who is the division commander for the army?
That depends on which division you're referring to - there are several divisons in the US Army, US Army Reserve, and US Army National Guard. The rank typically held by a Division Commander is Major General (two stars).
Who was both the last active continental navy officer and the first us Navy commissioned officer?
John Barry.
How much money does a military photographer earn?
It depends on if you plan to become a photographer who takes model photos or magazine photos or just a photographer with a studio well they can basically earn $100 to $1000 it just depends.... if u think i didnt explain or say this right please do improve.. and if u dont have an account like me make one quick
Who is the four star chief of staff in the phils?
si king kong at si Kevin isip ang present chief of staft kasi magkamukha silang dalawa parang pinagbiwak na payatot.
