Basic Pay Rates (FY2009)

Enlisted Basic Pay Rates

January 1, 2009 Monthly Military Pay for Enlisted Less than 12 Years of Service
Years	Less than 2	2	3	4	6	8	10
E-9							4420.50
E-8						3618.60	3778.80
E-7	2515.50	2745.60	2850.60	2990.10	3098.70	3285.30	3390.30
E-6	2175.60	2394.00	2499.60	2602.20	2709.30	2950.80	3044.70
E-5	1993.50	2127.00	2229.60	2334.90	2499.00	2670.90	2811.00
E-4	1827.60	1920.90	2025.00	2127.60	2218.50	2218.50	2218.50
E-3	1649.70	1753.50	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70
E-2	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70
E-1*	1399.50

* Applicable to E-1 with 4 months or more of active duty. Basic pay for an E-1 with less than 4 months of active duty is $1294.50.

Enlisted Basic Pay Rates

January 1, 2009 Monthly Military Pay for Enlisted More than 12 Years of Service
Years	12	14	16	18	20	22	24	26
E-9	4520.70	4646.70	4795.50	4944.90	5185.20	5388.00	5601.90	5928.30
E-8	3877.80	3996.60	4125.00	4357.20	4474.80	4674.90	4785.90	5059.50
E-7	3577.50	3732.60	3838.50	3951.30	3995.40	4142.10	4221.00	4521.00
E-6	3226.20	3282.00	3322.50	3369.90	3369.90	3369.90	3369.90	3369.90
E-5	2828.40	2828.40	2828.40	2828.40	2828.40	2828.40	2828.40	2828.40
E-4	2818.50	2218.50	2218.50	2218.50	2218.50	2218.50	2218.50	2218.50
E-3	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70	1859.70
E-2	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70	1568.70
E-1	1399.50	1399.50	1399.50	1399.50	1399.50	1399.50	1399.50	1399.50

New Senior Enlisted Over 26 Years Pay Chart

January 1, 2009 Monthly Military Pay for Senior Enlisted More than 26 Years of Service
Years	Over 30	Over 34	Over 38
E-9	6224.70	6536.10	6863.10
E-8	5160.90	5160.90	5160.90

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

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