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who here has been deployed?

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what types of pay did you get besides your monthly pay? ie airborne pay, hazard pay, BAH, BAS, etc.
 
I was in japan & apfganistan, & at sea for a month. Combat duty pay is damn good pay. I cant remember the exact figures off the top of my head.
 
Haz pay if in a zone.

Jump if on call.

BAQ which is additional food and lodging.

Separation pay if married.

It's been along time ago.
 
If im not mistaken there is harzardous duty pay and immenident danger pay, there are several differant allowances you are given once in a combat zone. And yes it is all tax free, and so is the leave days you accrud.
 
what do you mean by 'on call' for jump pay? if you are qualified and with an airborne unit, shouldnt you get jump pay?
 
wife had the full paid aprtment in italy all my pay was tax free and you only get jump pay if you jump once every three months so that stoped after being there for 3 months.
no bah because me wife had the paid apartment.living on the base I was getting 265 for food but when you are in the field the pull that because you are eating in the field so they say you dont need it.......hazard pay Hazard pay means additional pay for performing hazardous duty or work involving physical hardship. Work duty that causes extreme physical discomfort and distress which is not adequately alleviated by protective devices is deemed to impose a physical hardship.
is don by district depending on were you are.all of iraqe is aproved for hazerd pay but not all of others places like this
1. Afghanistan
2. Burundi (except the provinces of Kirundo, Ngozi, Muyinga, Kayanza, Karuzi, Cankuzo, Muramvya, Mwaro, Gitega, Rutana, Ruyigi, Makamba and Bururi)
3. Central African Republic (except Lobaye, Mbaiki and Bangui)
4. Chad 1/
5. Cote d'Ivoire
6. Congo, Democratic Republic of 2/ (except Bandundu, Bas Congo, Equateur Province and Kasai Occidental)
7. Eritrea (Anseba [Sub-Zobas of Asmat, Habero, Kerkebet and Sela]; Gash Barka Zoba; Northern Red Sea [Sub-Zobas of Adobha, Afabet, Karura, Nakfa]; and Temporary Security Zone)
8. Ethiopia (in Afar east of the Dese-Mekela Road and north of the Kombolcha-Djibouti Road and Asseita; in the Somalia Region; the border area with Kenya, including Moyale and Tigray, north of Adirgrat, Axum and Inda Selassie towns; and the Gambela region)
9. Gaza and West Bank (except the city of Jerusalem)
10. Georgia (Abkhazia, the Upper Svaneti region, South Ossetia, Pankisi Valley and the security restricted weapons zones south of the Inguri river, including Zugdidi);
11. Guinea (provinces of Kissidougou and refugee camps in Gueckedou and Languette, Macenta, Kounankan, Nzerekore and provinces of Youmou and Lola, Conakry, Labe and Kankan, Beyla in Guinée forestiére) 3/
12. Haiti
13. Israel (in Northern Israel on a line South of Haifa to the Southern part to the Sea of Galilee only) 4/
14. India (Srinagar, includes the area west to the imaginary red line running from Shaksgam Pass to and including the towns of Mulbekh and Padum ending at Shingo Pass)
15. Indonesia (Provinces of Aceh [excluding Sabang Island, Simeulue Island and Banda Aceh City] , West Timor [Belu district only])
16. Iraq
17. Kenya (the entire Northeastern province, districts of Moyale and Marsabit in Eastern province, and Kakuma and Lodwar in the Turkana district, excluding Lokichokio)
18. Lebanon (excluding Beirut, Tyre and north of Litani River) 5/
19. Liberia
20. Russian Federation (Caucasus Region: Republics of North Ossetia, Ingushetia, Chechenya and Dagestan)
21. Somalia
22. Sri Lanka (all areas in the Northern and Eastern provinces to include the Districts of Ampara, Batticaloa, Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Madhu, Mannar, Mulaitivu, Trincomalee and Vavuniya) 6/
23. Southern and Western Sudan (Eastern and Western Equatoria, Bahr El Jebel, El Buheyrat [Lakes], Western and Northern Bahr El Ghazal, Warab, Unity State, Jonglei and Upper Nile States, North, South and West [Darfur] Sudan and Abeyie)
24. Uganda (Gulu, Kitgum, Pader and Adjumani districts and Karamoja region)

this is the pay right now for hazard US$1,300 per month
its a real fucked up sistom and you dont always get your money.
 
p0ink said:
what types of pay did you get besides your monthly pay? ie airborne pay, hazard pay, BAH, BAS, etc.


Depends where you are going. No taxes is a nice deal.
 
i'm lucky, my employer matches the amount unpaid to match your salary. that is such a godsend so u don't go fucking broke while shooting bad guys ("hey come out!" (i wonder if i paid my cc this month?) "I said now!")
 
Been there twice man. Tax free is def. the biggest and as long as your in an airborne unit you get the pay. What unit are you in?
 
tax free don't mean m uch if you still make LESS per month than what u made stateside. hard to pay mortgages, kids bills, car payments, etc. for most 18 y/os tho - it's a windfall cuz they rarely make much money to begin with.
 
Dont forgot if your in a combat zome for one day outta the month, you get paid combat duty pay for the entire month.
 
Gymgurl rocks!!!! She actually gave me karma and said "thanks for your service"!!!! Ok, now she is my favorite girl on here!!!!
 
A shitty situation that happened to some of us in the PA guard was that we were first declared as funded by the state as a state activation, which we were not. So we got BAH type I for a few weeks. After they switched it to federal type II we then got all the extras as in combat pay, seperation, et cetera. So I guess if your unit is behind the ball like ours was, even though we are supposed to be an elite Styker Brigade, you might just get F#$d over for awhile till they straighten shit out. Thanks Tom Ridge. B.
 
I was in the sandbox last go round. It sucked then, and I'm sure it sucks now. Combat pay isn't worth it. I was getting haz duty pay and combat pay but at the time they'd only let you collect on a couple of the "special" pays at a time. I'm damn glad I got out. What's a trip is I could be retired. Well, from that anyway. There wouldn't have been enough pay so I'd be doing something anyway. Thanks to those of you who are serving now, or have in the past. It's what gives us the freedoms we have.
 
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