Equal to national average IT Specialist salary ($52K)
+$10K (21%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
Equal to average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The base pay in the US Army could be better, however the benefits and perks of healthcare and a housing allowance help to fill the gaps."
+$9K (19%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"the army is based in a ranking system so its all about you, but they also compensating fro housing, food, benifits, etc."
+$11K (23%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I feel that I was underpaid. most IT specialists make far more than I do for the same thing. I was not being paid for what I was doing I was being paid for being a soldier. I am proud of that but ready to move on to better support my family"
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Equal to national average Systems Administrator salary ($61K)
+$19K (36%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$33K (56%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The pay in the Army isn't the best, but a constant paycheck is better then none at all. I do feel that with the amount of tasks there are to be completed in such a broad range of technology it is a lot lower then I would like to have."
+$30K (52%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Pay at the U.S. Army can appear to be low but it is relatively good and livable when you add in the benefits that are provided by the Department of Defense."
+$3K (6%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Underpaid but the other benefits and job satisfaction help make up for the lower pay scale."
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Equal to national average Recruiter salary ($42K)
Equal to average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$13K (26%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The salary provided by any branch of the Armed Services is solely dictated by rank and years of service. I think their could be improvements made to how compensation is doled out to broadening assignments, but that is policy dictated by those FAR above my pay scale and level of responsibility. I will say, I was never hurting for money during my time on recruiting."
+$51K (75%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I will always say that Soldiers and military men and women are underpaid."
+$13K (26%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I felt I was compensated pretty good, comparing to the area I was in."
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Equal to national average Combat Medic salary ($30K)
-$12K (33%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
-$6K (15%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Our training to be a medic was comparably that of a flight paramedic or RN. A combat medic is not paid comparably to a civilian counterpart. But soldiers do receive benefits that. are not given to any civilian. It took years to even arrive at my pay at retirement. Our pay is not only based on rank and years of service, but also dependent on Congress passing pay and cost of living raises."
-$12K (33%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Well there is not much fluctuation due to the pay being linked to pay grades"
-$2K (4%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Not worth the money for the amount of stress you have to deal with."
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Equal to national average Sergeant salary ($40K)
-$2K (4%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$33K (56%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The salary for First Sergeants is exactly the same across the US Army."
+$38K (62%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"When you total up the full compensation package, I believe I am fairly compensated."
+$78K (96%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Salary was fair"
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Equal to national average Intelligence Analyst salary ($61K)
+$19K (36%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$3K (6%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Mine is lower than competitors but the people you meet along the way are what keeps it going."
+$25K (45%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Very underpaid, but that's the Army."
-$2K (4%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
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Equal to national average Platoon Sergeant salary ($45K)
+$3K (6%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$3K (6%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Underpaid by far, the level of difficulty of the job title, and responsibility warrants an increase in pay."
+$28K (50%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The pay is decent for the U.S. Army standard of living. However, my skills would allow me more compensation in the civilian sector."
+$16K (32%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I was happy with what I was paid because of what I was doing!"
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-$3K (2%) less than national average CEO salary ($121K)
+$76K (95%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$67K (88%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I would like to be paid more, but feel adequately compensated given the low cost of living in North Carolina."
+$47K (71%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I think I am paid very well."
+$58K (81%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"below average"
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Equal to national average Food Service Specialist salary ($30K)
-$12K (33%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
-$10K (27%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I believe the pay was efficient and kept me in a safe zone financially. The salary could have been raised by another thousand or so."
+$29K (51%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The pay in the military could be higher."
-$17K (50%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
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+$8K (7%) more than national average Director of Logistics salary ($100K)
+$66K (88%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
+$38K (62%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"The pay scale is fair. Soldiers receive increasing pay based on time-in-service and time-in-grade. With the options of entering the Army as an enlisted Soldier or as a Commissioned Officer, the pay range varies based on your education. There is more than enough room to increase your annual pay."
+$78K (96%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"I pay is great being I love what I do and who I do it with. The downside of the pay is gov't employees are set on pay and no matter how well you do you can't reap the benefits until you're up for the next rank."
+$33K (56%) more than average United States Army salary ($42K)
"Low, but that's the Army for you!"
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