How Much Members of the US Military Are Paid at Every Pay Grade

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March 13, 2023 1:09 pm

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> Rank example, by military branch: Army, Marine Corps: Major General (2 stars); Navy: Rear Admiral Upper Half (2 stars); Air Force: Major General (2 stars)
> Annual pay with <2 and at 40 yrs of service: $146,048 to 210,550
> Annual pay with over 4 yrs of service: $154,897
> Annual pay with over 10 yrs of service: $167,018
> Annual pay with over 20 yrs of service: $195,577

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> Rank example, by military branch: Army, Marine Corps: Lieutenant General (3 stars); Navy: Vice Admiral (3 stars); Air Force: Lieutenant General (3 stars)
> Annual pay with 20 and at 40 yrs of service: $206,417 to 212,101
> Annual pay with over 4 yrs of service: N/A
> Annual pay with over 10 yrs of service: N/A
> Annual pay with over 20 yrs of service: $206,417

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> Rank example, by military branch: Army, Marine Corps: General (4 star); Navy: Admiral (4 star); Air Force: General (4 star)
> Annual pay with 20 and at 40 yrs of service: $212,101 to 212,101
> Annual pay with over 4 yrs of service: N/A
> Annual pay with over 10 yrs of service: N/A
> Annual pay with over 20 yrs of service: $212,101

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