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Allowance for Subsistence
Health Care
Survivor Benefits
Hardship Duty Pay
Clothing Allowance
Foreign Language Pay
Dislocation Allowance
Military Authorized Leave
Imminent Danger Pay
Combat Compensation
Retirement Benefits
Reserve and Guard Drill Pay
Allowance for Subsistence
The training and salary you get as a Soldier are only some of the ways the Army strengthens you for tomorrow. The Army also offers money for education, comprehensive health care, generous vacation time, family services and support groups, special pay for special duties, and cash allowances to cover the cost of living.
According to a report released by the Navy Times, Army promotions are faster than any other service. The Navy is second, the Marines are third, followed by the Air Force, and finally the Coast Guard. Though all services are paid the same for their rank, since promotions are faster in the Army, it is possible you could make more money in the Army.
According to a report released by the Navy Times, Army promotions are faster than any other service. The Navy is second, the Marines are third, followed by the Air Force, and finally the Coast Guard. Though all services are paid the same for their rank, since promotions are faster in the Army, it is possible you could make more money in the Army.
The return home from combat can often leave service members feeling out of place with the most important people in their lives - their families.
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Serving 20 years in the military entitles you to a monthly retirement income of half the base pay for the pay grade you held at the time of your retirement. For instance, if you retired after 20 years as an E-8, you would receive a monthly payment of half the amount you would normally receive if you were still in the military.
Service members who remain on active duty or serve in the Reserves or Guard for a sufficient period of time may retire and receive retired pay. Retirees also retain the privilege to use base facilities, such as the Commissary and gym. Members who become disabled while on duty may be medically retired and receive a disability retirement. Additionally, all retirees may choose to participate in the Survivor Benefit Plan or the Reserve Components Survivor Benefit Plan, which protects the retiree's family financially in the event of his or her death.
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