You're cunt Do military officers have good salaries in

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>>77817034

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Considering the minimum wage is 1550. And soldiers who just start get paid BELOW the minimum wage.

And my starting salary was 2400, which is a soldier will never earn.
And after 4 years my salary was 3400. I'd say the salary of the military is terrible.

>>77817101
But then again, soldiers do get a lot of bonusses. For being deployed they get a bonus. For working irregular hours. And so on. That stacks up pretty quickly.

>>77817034
Good grief, a Second Lietenent, which is the lowest officer rank, makes more money than Argentina's commanding General

>>77817101
Some soldiers make less than minimum wage?
Or are those cadets?

>>77817212
The bigwigs are here
>>77817052
But I still think those salaries are super low for the rank they have

>>77817233
I don't know desu.

>>77817052
>>77817052
Is the "Teniente General, Almirante, Brigadier General" the highest rank?

>>77817384
Yes, on the different branches
Lieutenant General, Army
Admiral, Navy
Brigadier General, Air Force

>>77817122
Going military and to a lesser extent government jobs have the pros that the benefits will always be amazing and not fucked with. You may have lower pay but like people say the benefits, stability and mist cases your gov isn't out to screw compensation up like what happened to my dear uncle.

>>77817466
this
In the U.S. you get a discount on anything you buy if you're an active duty soldier
As well as easy employment after you retire from the military, and a decent sum of cash.

>>77817561
In the Netherlands soldiers often know a trait. They for example can study to become a nurse or a technician. But you also often see them joining the police or militarized police.

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>>77817891
*trade

>>77817891
It's the same in the U.S.

They have commercials for it as well, to try and promote it.

>>77817034
High-ranking get very sweet salaries. The rest varies.

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>>77817034
Is this monthly or yearly wages? USD?

I'm a postman and I make about €1800 after taxes, €2265 before. Soldiers have salaries pretty much the same aka shittiest in Sweden.
But if they are deployed abroad it increases quite a bit but they are still heavily underpaid compared to soldiers from neighbouring countries.

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>>77817904
It's actually a requirement to finish military academy if you want to join the militarized police, also known as marshals here.

>>77818032
>deployed abroad
Where the fuck would they be deployed
Oppressing the Finnish?

>>77818032
Monthly, Argentinean pesos

It's somewhere around 16.5 pesos for a dollar, on a very good day

>>77818055
It used to be Afghanistan and Iraq, dont know if there are people going to those countries anymore. We have had some naval soldiers working outside the somalian coast to rape pirates.

Also think we have some soldiers in war torn parts of Africa.

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Brazil's
1 USD =~3 R

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>>77817034
it depends
1000$ in Russia
5000$ and more in warzone

>>77818421
wtf I LOVE warzones now!

>>77818421
>only 5,000 dollars to rush a machine gun
Doesn't seem worth it Ivan.

>>77818465
i will drink from your skull

>>77818540
That seems unsanitary

>>77818421
Seems like a lot, usd or rubles?

>>77818691
>5,000 dollars seems like a lot
The base pay for a private in the U.S. is over 20,000

>>77818715
That's yearly, people should specify monthly or yearly

>>77818691
rubles

>>77817101
when I was a conscript I got paid 10 euro per day DDD:

>>77818892
bullshit

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53k aud a year as a truck driver POG private

>>77818996
reeeeeeeeee

>>77818927
Eh, in the Netherlands, when conscription was still in use (it's postponed atm) you got 90 euros a month. This only changed in 1986.

Since then you got 70% of the minimum wage. So about 1000 euro a month.

>>77819061
Thats after tax aswell :^)

>>77818996
WTF? I love Australia now!

Wait, but what happens if emus attack?

>>77819413
Better spend that money quickly before it's too late.

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>>77819413
Highly unlikely this day in age, we have come to terms with our past differences.
We now let them use our bases as safehavens and in return they promise us no more bloodshed