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COMPENSATION FUND & Working Overview
MILITARY COMPENSATION: ARMY BENEFITS
IT’S MORE THAN JUST A SALARY
If you look at the basic military pay tables for a soldier you might be shocked at the low numbers but don’t let that fool you. The basic pay for a soldier is only one part of the Army total compensation package that includes things like allowances for housing, total health care and more.
Jobs vary in type of work and responsibility, yet each is essential to accomplishing the overall mission of defending our country. In this section, explore the different types of career opportunities available to service members, learn about the compensation they can expect to receive, find out how to transfer careers to the civilian sector and more.
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MILITARY COMPENSATION
Developing and offering the appropriate military compensation packages—including wages, health care, reenlistment bonuses, retirement, leave, dependent benefits, and survivor benefits—is necessary to attract and retain active duty and reserve personnel with essential skills. RAND has conducted extensive research to advise policymakers on developing compensation options to attract and retain a military workforce capable of meeting a nation’s strategic goals.
Only a loved one, family, child, fiancé, sibling, or who was placed as next of Kin is entitled to the compensation fund of a deployed soldier.
Most soldiers are deployed to dangerous parts of the world to maintain peace. The compensation plan includes $500,000 cash monthly for 6 months and other entitlements are received on behalf of the deployed serviceman/woman.
The receiver can also request for other items aside from cash which would be made available to him/her.
- TO APPLY FOR THE COMPENSATION FUND, KINDLY USE THE EMAIL BELOW, TO SEND THE FOLLOWING DETAILS. [email protected]
- Name of Soldier
- Country Deployed
- Mos Code
- Your Full name
- Your ID (Attach a clear photo of it to the mail)
- Email Address
- Relationship with the soldier
- Bank Name
- Account Number
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Career Fields & Profiles
Choosing a career takes careful consideration. Below, start exploring our Career Fields & Profiles section to find jobs that fit your skill set and interests.
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