Title: Salaries During Basic Training in the Marines | Work - Chron.com
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Content: In 2018, the marine boot camp pay is $1,479.30 monthly or $17,752 annually. This salary applies throughout boot camp for personnel at the rank of E-1 who have less than four months of active duty. Marine Corps E-1 salaries increase after four months of active duty to $1,599.90 or $19,199 annually. You also receive free housing and meals during boot camp. Some enlistees receive a housing allowance to pay for private housing after they complete boot camp. Industry
Many recruits continue to serve as enlisted personnel for 20 years or more after completing their initial enlistment commitment. Others who leave active duty continue serving as reservists who stand by to respond to emergencies. Reservists receive pay for monthly training exercises and for any required active duty service. Years of Experience
The total years of experience are only one factor in Marine Corps pay that you receive after completing boot camp. Annual salaries for the starting E1 rank remain level after your increase at four months of active duty service.