is there any force and branch that pays more in the military, like marine , seal, delta etc. who pays the best
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No, all military services use the military pay scale, determined by the gov't. You can find it by typing military pay scale 2006 in a search engine. However some services and or specific jobs promote faster. \n  I spent some time in the military and just from my observations....the people in the army and air force were promoted the slowest. The Navy would be next and the Marines were the fastest to be promoted. But the Marines are also the toughest. \n    Some critical jobs might offer better re enlistment bonuses. But there is not a branch or force that pays better than the other.
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An Army captain in the US is at pay grade O-3, and receives pay of at least $3200 per month, depending on the length of service.  At over 3 years of service, the pay is over $3900/month, and at over 4 years of service, over $4200/month,  with the maximum pay at that grade rising to just over $5200/month after 14 years of service, though at that point in a career, one should be at least one pay grade higher.\n\nhttp://www.dod.mil/dfas/militarypay/newinformation/WebPayTableVersion2006updated.pdf
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jack430 gave you a great link to the pay chart.  And you get paid twice a month.  Half on the first, half on the fifteenth.  Plus, remember that is just the basic pay.  If you have dependants, are in a combat zone, etc.  you rate extra pay.
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It determined by rank.\nSearch military pay charts on google.
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the money you make depends on rank/time in service and any kind of special duty pay. There are lists aviable online.\nPeople like recruiters and Drill's make exrta money somewhere  around 375-450$ extra training after Basic you go to AIT. When you become a SSG you go to BNCOC for SFC you go to ANCOC, recruiters go to a course in Ft Jackson(well at least where we live) to become a drill you go to school to. Its best to ask a recruiter , i could talk for hours about pay and schools
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Not much.  For example, if they were airline pilots in the Civillian world, they would make at least double what they make as a military pilot.  Military pay is based on your rank, not your job, tho some positions, like Pilots, make dangerous duty pay.
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There is no more money being a Ranger been there done that, we washed out three out of every four then the Army can place them where ever they want.  That is not good for you!  One gets Jump pay which used to be $155.00 a month then there is hazard pay when they are in harms way that was 150.00.  No way to get rich but I get a hundred and ten a month for no knees and half a hand, was it worth it?  HELL NO!\n\nGod Bless You and the Southern People.
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Both answers are correct.  There is no "average" pay.  Since the pay is based on rank, time in service, time in grade, with/without family, location, etc.  The pay also increases annually.\n\nIf you want to know what the pay is, go here:\n\nhttp://www.dod.mil/dfas/militarypay/newinformation/WebPayTableVersion2006updated.pdf
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There is NO answer to this question, you cannot say which force is the best. They all rely on each other to function.\nThe army secures ports and airbases for the Navy and airforce to use. The navy transports the army, the airforce provides cover for the army. The army's needs come by transport provided by the navy. The maries are top notch, but should not be bogged down watching a city, which is best left to a larger force such as the army. The coast guard uses less power to guard the coasts against minor threats that should not trouble the billion dollar warships of the navy(which burn alot of fuel). Special forces can perform operations but cannot take over a city and hold it. Every force has its job to do, none is "better" than another.
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Th Air Force, by far.  Navy, ARmy, Marine Corps- in that order.\nEDWARD< you are incorrect.I actually won a bet on this very question with a squid I used to work with.  We actually added  up every fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft by squadron/unit within each branch- the air force won by over 1000.\n\n\nA RANGER BOY- you are wrong as hell-  The air force still has more aircraft including helicopters- and the Army does not have a SINGLE C-130- they are all air force rides for the Army Dogs.  Hmmm, seems like you would know that if you were a (snicker) a Ranger!  HOOAH!  LACK OF INFORMATION LEADS THE WAY
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Air Force. The Air Force is the more technical of the brances and rely on computers to run their very foundation. Plus they treat there personel better. Better living arrangements, food, spousal support, etc. Good luck with what you choose.
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SEALS.\n\nThey're like a much better, much more efficient, better trained, better led Delta Force.\n\nFollowed closely by the US Marine Force Recon, followed by the US Marines, followed by Delta Force, followed by AFSOCOM.\n\nAir Combat Controllers? Please. SEAL training is a hundred times harder than either Delta or AFSOCOM. Delta is a mob. They work only in large numbers. SEAL Team 6 (DEVGRU) can do anything that Delta can do.
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Im active duty Navy right now.  This is what I have noticed:\nArmy- Low recruitment= high bonuses  but they have the lowest standards of living\n\nMarines- You really have to want to be a marine... they don't mess around.  Hard to get into technical programs. A lot of PT.  Harder than some branches to get promoted.\n \nNavy- A huge variety of careers.  Transition from civilian to soldier not to difficult.  At sea a lot during your first tour. Some very long days underway.\n\nCoast Guard- Cake. I was talkin to a gas turbine mechanic in the coast guard today.  He just came back from a 30 day tour which included: Key West, Fl\nCozumel, mexico some columdian island....and a couple more very cool places.  This guy is getting out in jan.  looking to make $100 per hour in miami.\n\nAir Force- My best friend has been in there for five years.  They have the best standard of living and the easiest working hours.\n\nI ranked them from worst to best in my opinion.  Hope this helps- I know it would have if I read it before I joined.  Any other questions just email me, I know someone in active duty from each branch.
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Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Guard
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Go Coast Guard.  It's the best kept military secret.  If I could do it again, I would join the Coast Guard (CG).\n\nThe CG gets the same basic pay, retirement, and other benefits as the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine.\n\nThe CG has the best training and future civilian job advantages than any other service.  Also, the CG has the best quality of life (the Air Force is number 2).\n\nThe only major difference is that Coast Guard is under Homeland Security.  Whereas the other services is under the Defense Department.
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Delta Operators are Not acknowledged by the U.S. government. Which mean what ever they do they are not officially sanctioned by the U.S. government. Also it is said that the Delta Force only recruits people that have actually seen combat and are the Best of the Best. Also Delta can come from any branch of the U.S. Military as long as they meet the requirements. My opinion if your in a force that disavows any knowledge of your existence and most of your operations are not sanctioned by the government but planned by it I would consider that force the best of the best.
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As a member of the US Army for over 18 years I can say that alot of what you hear is not true. While it is true that the military has the least benefits than any other Federal Government branch. When people are discharged from Active Duty they have a 6 month window to take care of any medical conditions that have occurred. \nNow the pay leaves something to be desired. You can't work in the military for the money, unless you are miserly and live on base or post and eat in the Mess Facilities.\n  Now that I have reached a higher rank, the money is better and the housing allowances are better. Separation pay is good, if you are married. \n  I have been wounded four times in combat wiTh the US Army and have fought a medical discharge twice for the last injury to my foot. \n  Now, I have known guys that take a discharge because they don't want to fight it. Some stay in and some go. But, God willing, I will stay for as long as I can.\nBut, there will always be people who feel the US Government cheated them, It may be true or it may not. But my advice I give to all that feel that they shouldn't be discharged, is hire an attorney. I did and finally after I reached my 18th year I was saved. I got my lawyer to argue my point and to delay a hearing until I reached my 18th year, where the Military cannot discharge me, if my injury was duty related.