Basic Pay Rates (FY2007)

Enlisted Basic Pay Rates

January 1, 2007 Monthly Military Pay for Enlisted Less than 12 Years of Service
Years	Less than 2	2	3	4	6	8	10
E-9							4110.60
E-8						3364.80	3513.90
E-7	2339.10	2553.00	2650.80	2780.70	2881.50	3055.20	3152.70
E-6	2023.20	2226.00	2324.40	2419.80	2519.40	2744.10	2831.40
E-5	1854.00	1977.90	2073.30	2171.40	2323.80	2454.90	2551.50
E-4	1699.50	1786.50	1883.10	1978.50	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80
E-3	1534.20	1630.80	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20
E-2	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90
E-1	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40
E-1*	1203.90

*For E-1 with less than 4 months of service

Enlisted Basic Pay Rates

January 1, 2007 Monthly Military Pay for Enlisted More than 12 Years of Service
Years	12	14	16	18	20	22	24	26
E-9	4203.90	4321.20	4459.50	4598.40	4821.60	5010.30	5209.20	5512.80
E-8	3606.00	3716.40	3835.80	4051.80	4161.30	4347.30	4450.50	4704.90
E-7	3250.20	3424.20	3511.20	3593.70	3644.10	3814.80	3925.20	4204.20
E-6	2928.30	3013.50	3043.50	3064.50	3064.50	3064.50	3064.50	3064.50
E-5	2582.10	2582.10	2582.10	2582.10	2582.10	2582.10	2582.10	2582.10
E-4	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80	2062.80
E-3	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20	1729.20
E-2	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90	1458.90
E-1	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40	1301.40
E-1*

* For E-1 with less than 4 months of service

New Senior Enlisted Over 26 Years Pay Chart

January 1, 2007 Monthly Military Pay for Senior Enlisted More than 26 Years of Service
Years	Over 30	Over 34	Over 38
E-9	5788.50	6078.00	6381.90
E-8	4799.10	4799.10	4799.10

April 1, 2007 Targeted Pay Raise

Selected enlisted and warrant officers pay grades will receive a targeted raise of up to 8.3%. The following table reflects the increase for these selected servicemembers.

April 1, 2007 Military Targeted Pay Raise for Enlisted and Warrant Officers
Years	Less than 2	2	4	6	8	10	12	14
Warrant Officers
W-5
W-4							4671.00	4907.70
W-3					3828.30	4114.80	4247.70	4401.30
W-2	2749.50	3011.70	3090.90	3145.20	3325.20	3739.50	3874.80	4041.30
W-1		2673.60		2891.70	3065.20	3444.90	3613.80	3780.60
Enlisted Servicemembers
E-7							3312.00	3455.10
E-6							2986.80	3073.50
E-5					2472.00	2602.50	2618.10	2618.10

April 1, 2007 Military Targeted Pay Raise for Enlisted and Warrant Officers
Years	16	18	20	22	24	26
Warrant Officers
W-5			6054.00	6363.30	6592.50	6846.60
W-4	5130.30	5312.70	5492.10	5756.10	5972.40	6219.60
W-3	4561.20	4851.30	5048.70	5165.70	5288.70	5457.00
W-2	4170.90	4289.40	4428.90	4519.80	4591.80	4591.80
W-1	3911.10	4030.20	4176.90	4176.90	4176.90	4176.90
Enlisted Servicemembers
E-7	3553.20	3658.50	3698.70	3834.00
E-6	3075.60	3119.70	3119.70	3119.70	3119.70	3119.70
E-5	2618.10	2618.10	2618.10	2618.10	2618.10	2618.10

Source: Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS)

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Enlisted Basic Pay Rates

Enlisted Basic Pay Rates

New Senior Enlisted Over 26 Years Pay Chart

April 1, 2007 Targeted Pay Raise

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