How is Reserve annual training pay calculated?

2020-01-22T12:35:49-05:00

May someone inform me how Reserve annual training pay is calculated? Rate and if have bah? And do we only get two weeks annual training pay even when we have three weeks AT? Thanks

Response by SGT Richard Garza made Jan 22 at 2020 12:38 PM

2020-01-22T12:38:42-05:00

Go to E-benefits

Response by MSG Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 22 at 2020 12:42 PM

2020-01-22T12:42:22-05:00

If you are on orders for 3 weeks for AT, you get paid Rank Base pay for 3 weeks. That is 3 weeks of Active Duty pay. And you get paid the BAH for that time frame for what ever BAH rate you fall under.

Response by MAJ Private RallyPoint Member made Jan 22 at 2020 1:38 PM

2020-01-22T13:38:48-05:00

You can google your projected AT pay based on rank and TIS based on a day’s pay.

Remember it’s not same as drill pay which is 2 days of base pay for each MUTA (roughly 8- hour block so 4 days of base pay for a weekend). At annual training you’ll get paid 1 day of base pay for each day on orders and whatever equivalent housing or possibly food (if you have to pay for your meals).

Response by SSG Brian G. made Jan 22 at 2020 2:44 PM

2020-01-22T14:44:40-05:00

Annual training pay for reservists is the exact same as Active Duty pay. If you are at AT for 1 week, you get paid AD pay for the week, if it is 3 weeks then it x3. Your BAH would be similarly divided provided you get BAH.

Let's assume you are an E-45 with 4 years of service. That gets you 2891 Base. You then multiply that by .75 to reflect your 3 weeks of service and get 2168.25. This is before taxes and deductions and any garnishments ets. BAH is going to be based on your Grade, your zip code and again multiply by .75.

Response by MAJ Javier Rivera made Jan 22 at 2020 6:02 PM

2020-01-22T18:02:34-05:00

Basic pay for whatever days of training plus prorated BHA.