With basic pay and 70 types of special pays and allowances, military pay is customized to your situation. Changes in pay grade, duty status, your military occupation, duty station, or deployment status can have an impact on your pay.
Whether you are on active duty, in the reserve or Guard, a veteran or a retiree this section will help you understand your pay, allowances, compensation, and pension. In addition you'll learn how to calculate retirement pay, veteran disability compensation, and veterans pension.
2009 Pay Raise - President Bush signed the National Defense Act of 2009, granting the across-the-board 3.9 percent military pay raise that Congress requested. Take a look at how much you'll be making in 2009.
Military Pay and Allowances
- 2009 Military Pay Charts
- 2008 Military Pay Charts
- 2009 Non-Locality BAH
- 2009 Basic Allowance for Housing
- 2009 Basic Allowance for Subsistence
- 2009 Career Sea Pay
- 2009 Clothing Allowance
- Combat Compensation (CRSC)
- Concurrent Receipt (CRDP)
- 2009 Cost Of Living Allowance (COLA)
- Death Gratuity
- Dependency Compensation
- Dislocation Allowance
- Foreign Language Pay
- Former Spouse Protection Act
- Garnishment
- Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay
- Historical Military Pay Charts
- Military Pay Explained
- Military Retirement Pay
- Reserve Component Retirement Pay
- 2009 Military Special Pay
- 2008 Overseas "OCONUS" COLA
- 2008 Reserve and Guard Drill Pay
- Thrift Savings Plan
- Veteran Disability Compensation
- Veteran Pension
- Wounded Warrior Pay
