|
Home | Forums | Gallery | Register | Video Directory | FAQ | Members List | Calendar | Games | Today's Posts | Search | Chat Room |
|
Thread Tools | Display Modes |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
Current Military Pay Chart
Just thought some might find it interesting to see
the current military pay chart. http://militarypay.com/military-pay-...itary-pay.html Charles Penley |
Sponsored Links |
#2
|
|||
|
|||
Re: Current Military Pay Chart
It's a loooooonnnnnng way from the $68.00 a month I was getting in 1960 and
I was the highest paid Private in Korea in 1961 at a net of $102.00 a month. Damn I make a lot more than that now in a day. "Charles Penley" news:vui6pget4ib24c@corp.supernews.com... > Just thought some might find it interesting to see > the current military pay chart. > > http://militarypay.com/military-pay-...itary-pay.html > > Charles Penley > > |
#3
|
|||
|
|||
Re: Current Military Pay Chart
In 1963, we were getting $90 every two weeks (E4 under 4). Was tight
but adequate the one year we lived free in base housing. Can't remember pay after Dale went over 4 and we moved off base, but in 1968(after his first tour in 'Nam and he picked up E5), we bought a nice 3-bedroom brick home on 1 1/2 acres of land in the country (NC)for $15,000 ($150 a month). House was appraised at $70,000 in 1990. Can't imagine how much the same type of house plus land would cost today in most parts of the country. Do know, from living in HI (which I believe has the highest cost of living) the very minimum would start at $750,000. Was living in a 3-bedroom "plaster/wood" (could put your fist thru the walls) on about 1/3 an acre, crammed next to other homes that could have been purchased for that amount. Don't even want to discuss the rent I am paying to live in a 3-bedroom townhouse in a NICE area 25 miles outside of DC ): Can't go back to the "good ole days", but I can always hope to hit the Virginia Lottery and build my "dream home" on 20 acres in New Mexico(G). Donna Long "ŠOld SargeŽ2003o" > It's a loooooonnnnnng way from the $68.00 a month I was getting in 1960 and > I was the highest paid Private in Korea in 1961 at a net of $102.00 a month. > Damn I make a lot more than that now in a day. > > "Charles Penley" > news:vui6pget4ib24c@corp.supernews.com... > > Just thought some might find it interesting to see > > the current military pay chart. > > > > http://militarypay.com/military-pay-...itary-pay.html > > > > Charles Penley > > > > |
#4
|
|||
|
|||
Re: Current Military Pay Chart
>snip<
> > > Just thought some might find it interesting to see > > > the current military pay chart. > > > > > > http://militarypay.com/military-pay-...itary-pay.html > > > > > > Charles Penley > > > > > > Looks pretty good compared to what we were being paid but still isn't enough to raise a family on. Should be doubled as far as I'm concerned. These kids deserve more. My $.02 worth! SaigonMP |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
German FlaK Weapons Chart | David | World War II | 1 | 10-17-2008 05:45 PM |
Beer Troubleshooting Chart | 82Rigger | General Posts | 1 | 01-23-2006 08:20 PM |
A very interesting chart I found.... | MORTARDUDE | Vietnam | 4 | 03-18-2004 11:32 AM |
Corporate Ownership of Organic Food Companies ( good chart ) | MORTARDUDE | General Posts | 0 | 12-24-2003 07:44 AM |
The Longest War: V'War Casualty chart graphic | Otis Willie | General | 0 | 07-26-2003 08:23 PM |
|