Who in the military makes the most money?

Answer 1

All military branches use the same pay scale--a Private First Class in the Army, Airman First Class in the Air Force, Lance Corporal in the Marines and Seaman in the Navy all make the same amount of money.

Answer 2

All military members of the same pay grade make the same amount in any branch. A "Buck Sergeant" in the Army is an E-5. A Staff Sergeant in the Air Force and a "Buck Sergeant" in the Marine Corps are also E-5's. When it comes to base pay, they all make the same amount of money. The difference comes with dependents, time in service and type of job, just to name a few.
All military branches use the same pay scale--a Private First Class in the Army, Airman First Class in the Air Force, Lance Corporal in the Marines and Seaman in the Navy all make the same amount of money.

Answer 3

Branch doesn't matter It's your rank, time in service, and duties that determine what your pay is.

See the related question below and its related link to connect to the most current military pay scale.

Answer 4

• they all pay the same,it just depends on what rank you have.

Answer 5

In general, those of higher ranks make more money than those below. So the top generals would make the most.

Answer 6

None of them. Pay for service members is based upon a set of pay grades which remain universal throughout all military branches.

Answer 7

They all use a pay scale which is based on rank (pay grade) and time in service. This is universal throughout the entire military.