Title: Do Marine Reservists Get Paid the Same as Marine Active Men? | Work - Chron.com
Headings: Do Marine Reservists Get Paid the Same as Marine Active Men?
Do Marine Reservists Get Paid the Same as Marine Active Men?
Job Description
Education Requirements
Industry
Years of Experience
Job Growth Trend
Tip

Content: A Marine E-3, for instance, is paid $1,931.10 per month, for the first two years of service at that grade. The E-3 pay rate increases to $2,052.30 in the third year, and to $2,176.80 in the fourth. Beyond the fourth year, however, the service member can earn more only by advancing to E-4, the next pay grade. Job Growth Trend
The size of the U.S. military is influenced by both internal politics and external circumstances. In February, 2018 President Trump announced a "drastic increase " in the U.S. military budget. This is likely an increase in military personnel. Tip
The pay rates shown are for 2018; The U.S. military receives regular pay increases, which are usually annual. 00:10
/
00:40
Replay
Skip
Ads by
References
Marine Corps: Approach, Purpose and Mission
Military.com: