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| O-1 | Second Lieutenant Pay | Starting pay $3,477/mo – max $4,376/mo with over 10 years’ experience | |
| O-2 | First Lieutenant Pay | Starting pay $4,007/mo – max $5,544/mo with over 10 years’ experience | |
| O-3 | Captain Pay | Starting pay $4,637/mo – max $7,544/mo with over 14 years’ experience | |
| O-4 | Major Pay | Starting pay $5,274/mo – max $8,805/mo with over 18 years’ experience | |
| O-5 | Lieutenant Colonel Pay | Starting pay $6,112/mo – max $10,384/mo with over 22 years’ experience | |
| O-6 | Colonel Pay | Starting pay $7,332/mo – max $12,980/mo with over 30 years’ experience | |
| O-7 | Brigadier General Pay | Starting pay $9,668/mo – max $14,446/mo with over 30 years’ experience | |
| O-8 | Major General Pay | Starting pay $11,636/mo – max $16,774/mo with over 34 years’ experience | |
| O-9 | Lieutenant General Pay | Starting pay $16,445/mo – max $16,975/mo with over 24 years’ experience | |
| O-10 | General Pay | Starting pay $16,975/mo – max $16,975/mo with over 22 years’ experience | |
| O-10 | General of the Army Pay | Starting pay $16,975/mo – max $16,975/mo with over 22 years’ experience |
United States Army Officer Pay
Officers in the U. S. Army receive a monthly salary called basic pay, determined by the officer’s current DoD paygrade. Army officers range from paygrades O-1, Second Lieutenant, to O-10, General of the Army. Army officers receive automatic pay raises every one to two years based depending on their paygrade, with lower-ranking Army officers reaching their basic pay ceiling much sooner then higher-ranking officers.
In addition to basic pay, Army officers are eligible for a wide variety of additional payments, bonuses, and allowances. These include hostile fire pay, food and housing allowance, personal money allowances, hazard pay, and more. Choose any Army rank from the table above to view a full basic pay chart and detailed information on supplimental allowances and payments.
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In addition to basic pay and allowances, active-duty soldiers, veterans, and even their families are eligible for hundreds of discounts and additional benefits offered by organizations and private companies like JetBlue , United Airlines , Verizon , and hundreds more.
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Military Officer Salary in United States – $72,500
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Average salary
$72,500/yr
Based on 7,457 income tax records
$25,000
$142,000
Age:
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18-25
26-35
36-45
46-55
56+
$102K
$113K
$114K
$25,000
$142,000
How much do Military Officers make?
The average total salary for a Military Officer is $72,500 per year. This is based on data from 7,457 TurboTax users who reported their occupation as Military Officer and includes taxable wages, tips, bonuses, and more. Military Officer salary can vary between $25,000 to $142,000 depending on factors including education, skills, experience, employer & location.
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US Department Of Defense, Autauga County, AL
10 income tax records
$125,500/yr
$107K – $139K
US Coast Guard, Fairfax County, VA
22 income tax records
$99,500/yr
$55K – $137K
Military Officer demographics in United States
47% are single
53% are married
38% have kids
48% own a home
Effective Tax Rates for Military Officers in United States
7,457 full-time salaries from 2019
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The average salary for a military officer in the United States is $72,500 per year. Military officer salaries
in the United States can vary between $25,000 to $142,000 and depend on various factors, including skills, experience, employer, bonuses,
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The following cities offer the highest salaries for military officers in the United States:
Montgomery Metro Area, AL ($108,000 a year),
Omaha Metro Area, NE ($101,000 a year),
and Washington Metro Area, DC ($100,000 a year).
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Since 2023. The military will increase the minimum wage
One-time payments to military contract service
The amount of a one-time cash payment for military personnel who have entered into a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the first time is reviewed annually. This payment is related to the amount of the subsistence minimum and the minimum wage established as of January 1 of the current year.
Since January 1, 2022, a one-time cash payment to military personnel has been increased, namely:
- 19144 hryvnia — eight subsistence minimums for able-bodied persons — for privates;
- 21537 hryvnia – nine living wages – for non-commissioned officers and senior officers;
- 23930 UAH – ten living wages – for officers.
A one-time payment to military contractors is provided for those who are accepted :
- for the position of enlisted personnel for a period of three years;
- for the position of sergeant and petty officer for a period of three years or more;
- for an officer position for a period of one year or more;
- for the position of sergeant and petty officer for a period of five years.
The specified payment will also be received by officers after graduating from higher military educational institutions, military educational units of higher education (training of which is carried out under the state order), provided that they begin to fulfill their duties in these positions.
The basis for receiving funds is a report filed by a serviceman addressed to the commander. The report should be written after the entry into force of the first contract and after the start of the performance of the relevant job duties based on the order.