How much does a marine officer get paid?

Answer 1

The US Military uses a standard pay table that increases with rank and years served. It can be found on all military recruitment sites. As of 2007, a new officer with receive about $30,000 the first year. Also, military personnel receive benefits not shown in their pay. things such as housing, food, insurance, and bonuses are paid in full or partial and must be calculated into the monetary income for a full idea of how much someone makes. A rough generalization is a $20,000-$30,000 value added due to the services.

Answer 2

Military pay is based on monthly rates, not hourly. The US Military pay scales is applied across all of the services. It is based on the rank and the time in service for the member. Other factors include being married and special pay for jobs like flight pay and jump pay.

Answer 3

A Marine Corps officer doesn't make a great amount of money but there are other worthwhile rewards.

Answer 4

it depends on ranks and year in service, starting out you can expect to make about 36,000 but with in 6 year you can expect to make up to 50,000-120,000

Answer 5

An officer just entering service will make just over $2,900 per month. A major general with over 16 years of service will have an increased pay of over $12,000 per month.

Answer 6

Marine and is Capitalized. US Marine Corps Officer. If you are in it for the money your are choosing the wrong profession. You can Google pay charts for military enlisted or officer.