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Officer Drill Pay is money you earn while training on weekends and during full-time training events. The 2009 Officer Drill Pay chart shows the monthly drill pay, based upon the normal requirements of one weekend of drill duty per month.
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Military Reserve Drill Pay Chart : 2009

DRILL PAY for OFFICERS
-- Pay Grades O-6, O-7, O-8, O-9, and O-10


Pay Grades:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

 
O-6
O-7
O-8
O-9
O-10
2 years or less
$746.44
$1,007.08
$1,212.00
Over 2 years
$820.04
$1,053.88
$1,251.68
Over 3 years
$873.84
$1,075.52
$1,278.04
Over 4 years
$873.84
$1,092.72
$1,285.40
Over 6 years
$877.16
$1,123.88
$1,318.28
Over 8 years
$914.76
$1,154.68
$1,373.20
Over 10 years
$919.72
$1,190.24
$1,386.00
Over 12 years
$919.72
$1,225.72
$1,438.16
Over 14 years
$972.00
$1,261.36
$1,453.08
Over 16 years
$1,064.44
$1,373.20
$1,498.04
Over 18 years
$1,118.68
$1,467.64
$1,563.00
Over 20 years
$1,172.88
$1,467.64
$1,622.96
$1,712.92
$1,958.48
Over 22 years
$1,203.72
$1,467.64
$1,663.00
$1,737.60
$1,968.04
Over 24 years
$1,234.96
$1,467.64
$1,663.00
$1,773.24
$2,008.96
Over 26 years
$1,295.56
$1,475.08
$1,663.00
$1,835.44
$2,080.28
Over 28 years
$1,295.56
$1,475.08
$1,663.00
$1,835.44
$2,080.28
Over 30 years
$1,321.44
$1,504.60
$1,704.60
$1,927.28
$2,184.28
Over 32 years
$1,321.44
$1,504.60
$1,704.60
$1,927.28
$2,184.28
Over 34 years
$1,321.44
$1,504.60
$1,747.24
$2,023.64
$2,293.48
Over 36 years
$1,321.44
$1,504.60
$1,747.24
$2,023.64
$2,293.48
Over 38 years
$1,321.44
$1,504.60
$1,747.24
$2,124.80
$2,408.16
Over 40 years
$1,321.44
$1,504.60
$1,747.24
$2,124.80
$2,408.16

Military Pay Chart Archive

2019 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2018 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2017 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2016 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2015 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2014 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2013 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2012 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2011 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2010 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

2009 Military Pay

Basic Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9
Drill Pay Charts:
O-1 to O-5  |  O-6 to O-10 |  W-1 to W-5 |  E-1 to E-5 |  E-6 to E-9

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