Posted on Aug 13, 2018
How much will an 01E with 8 years time in service get paid ?
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01E is 2LT officer/enlisted pay grade.
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You can Google military pay chart and just do the math. CPT O'Neal nailed the rest with it all depends on how you are serving.
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During what active duty? Reserve/guard weekend? During ROTC time? Google it and look at army pay scale for your TIS and pay grade.
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Sir, active duty. I am asking because different pay scales online all vary to a slight degree. Also, do Officers get paid different BAH rates than enlisted? (I am married with wife/kid).
I am aware that BAH depends on zip code. I just want to figure out the enlisted to officer transition/conversion before I commission, like difference in entitlements, education benefits, schools and etc.
I am aware that BAH depends on zip code. I just want to figure out the enlisted to officer transition/conversion before I commission, like difference in entitlements, education benefits, schools and etc.
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CPT Lawrence Cable
2LT (Join to see) - $4,329.95 per Month right now. Yes, there is a different BAH rate for Officers, just as it increases for every enlisted rank. Since you need a 4 year degree to commission, be aware that unless it changed, GI bill does not pay for post graduate studies.
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https://militarybenefits.info/military-pay-calculator/
This should answer all your questions. It is plug and play...
This should answer all your questions. It is plug and play...
Military Pay Calculator | Military Benefits
Use the Military Pay Calculator to see your current, past and proposed future military pay by rank, location and branch of service. The calculator includes all Regular Military Compensation (RMC) including Base Pay, BAH, BAS and which portions that are taxable and tax-free. Calculate your military pay.
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An NCO asking a question so easily answered on the internet... My faith in the ability of leadership to impart knowledge and skills is starting to get rattled. It takes less than ten seconds to find a pay scale...
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there is also a FM that gives all this information. I learned this when I went finance advance individual training. My cadre would tell me to figure out myself. I agree with this just look it up online.
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THe exact same I believe as an O1 with 8yrs service. cause it's the same thing.
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What would you have done if one of your PFCs asked this? Said, "Gosh, I'll ask on Rallybook" or maybe "look at the pay chart nimrod". Kind of embarrassing that you have a whole bunch of Officers answering you here.
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You'll stay on the OE scale until the TIS on the regular pay scale for your rank exceeds the OE scale. Thereafter, you'll never see the OE thing again. That's why it applies to O-1 through O-3. People cross over at different points, but you'll see a cap on the OE scale. O-4 over 12 years is more than the capped OE. Depending on how you progress, it runs about $400-800 more a month before you leave it for good. And that will happen at O-3/12 years. Same number either way.
BTW the OE thing is there because you should be of more value at the junior grades, hence you'll get paid for it. My choice was to Accept E-5 or O-1E. It was $535/month back in '76 so that part was easy.
BTW the OE thing is there because you should be of more value at the junior grades, hence you'll get paid for it. My choice was to Accept E-5 or O-1E. It was $535/month back in '76 so that part was easy.
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Shucks, this old retiree would merely check the current pay charts. O-1E over eight should get a tidy sum (compared to E-5 income).
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Wow....unfortunately, you did not expect to get the responses thus far, but people are giving you flak as a SGT(P) with AD service but what might look like no clue on how to look at the pay chart. I do not see how there is a slight degree of difference when there is only one section for O-#e that caps at O-3E. You'll get $4,329.90 and yes your BAH rate varies based on rank and marital/dependent status.
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