The 2015 Military Pay Chart
1% Pay Raise Coming In 2015
Earlier this year the President and the Senate Armed Services Committee published the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) of 2015. The latest version of the NDAA contains a 1% pay raise for the military, which will be the standard until 2018. The 2015 Military Pay Chart goes into effect on 1 January 2015, for members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Marines.
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- 2015 Enlisted Pay Chart
- 2015 Enlisted Drill Pay Chart
- 2015 Officer Pay Chart
- 2015 Officer Drill Pay Chart
Proposed 2015 Enlisted Military Pay Chart
Enlisted Military Pay Scale For Less Than 2 To Over 6 Years Of Service
Enlisted Military Pay Scale For Over 8 To Over 16 Years Of Service
Enlisted Military Pay Scale For Over 18 to Over 26 Years Of Service
Enlisted Military Pay Scale For Over 30 To Over 40 Years Of Service
Proposed 2015 Officer Military Pay Chart
Officer Military Pay Scale For Less Than 2 To Over 6 Years Of Service
Officer Military Pay Scale For Over 8 To Over 16 Years Of Service
Officer Military Pay Scale For Over 18 To Over 26 Years Of Service
Officer Military Pay Scale For Over 30 To Over 40 Years Of Service
Proposed 2015 Enlisted Drill Pay Chart
Enlisted Reserve/Guard Military Drill Pay Scale For Under 2 To Over 6 Years Of Service
Enlisted Reserve/Guard Military Drill Pay Scale For Over 8 To Over 16 Years Of Service
Enlisted Reserve/Guard Military Drill Pay Scale For Over 18 To Over 26 Years Of Service
Proposed 2015 Officer Drill Pay Chart
Officer Reserve/Guard Military Drill Pay Scale For Under 2 To Over 6 Years Of Service
Officer Reserve/Guard Military Drill Pay Scale For Over 8 To Over 16 Years Of Service
Officer Reserve/Guard Military Drill Pay Scale For Over 18 To Over 26 Years Of Service
2015 pay charts provided by Navy Cyber Space.
Why can’t any website show a retired pay chart?
Babba, the pay charts only have a few variables: rank, years of service, and an occasional footnote. Yet you can see how many charts there are, and the special pays/allowances are even more confusing.
The “Total Pay” iPhone app was created by a Marine just to help his platoon figure out how much their paychecks should be.
Retirements have many more variables than the pay tables: High Three or REDUX, the number of years of service, an average of the 36 months of a servicemember’s highest pay during their career, active-duty or Reserve/Guard, regular or medical/disability, and traditional or TERA. The “retired pay chart” would be a three-inch binder.
Due to all of the variables, each service has a calculator on their respective websites (behind an ID card login) to help servicemembers run the numbers for their particular situation.
Of course I’m also happy to help people calculate their pension! If you have a pension question, feel free to post it here or use the “Contact me” box (https://the-military-guide.com/contact-me/) to send a private message. You can also search for keywords like “calculate pension” to read some of the other 700+ posts on this blog.