How much money do Green Berets make annually?
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A service member's pay is dependent on their pay grade, and their time in service. A Green Beret may also qualify for special pays for things like being "jump" qualified, dive qualified, hazardous duty pay, demolitions pay, etc.  The website in the source has the FY2006 pay charts and listing for the "special" pays.  Sorry I can't give you an exact figure, but this should help you out.
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in canada, they make about 60000$ a year
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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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The rank is not ceremonial but is only given in times of war.  There is no pay raise for the rank O-10 is the highest you can get paid and thats not too bad $14158.30 per month oh yeah and because Generals cut their own orders it will probably be tax free.  Thats 170,000 per year not bad huh
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Around $160-$180 for a carbine or rifle.
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E-5 is ok pay. Have you been in the service awhile? Civilian pay is always going to be much better. But you have to balance the fact that you don't have any major bills in the service either. Do you have GI Bill? I went back to school after 6 years in the service. Not only do you get full financial aid (because you probably won't be rich - but maybe you are?), but the GI Bill kicks in $1000+ per month for a full time student. That is your money, you spend it as you like. Then you could get a job doing whatever you wanted.\n\nFYI: here in Utah Union Pacific was hiring RR people just to run transfers and do yard work, and they were starting in the $40K's.\n\nAnyways, hope this is helpful, and good luck to you!
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There is such a town that serves for Special Forces just outside of Fort Bragg, NC. The town is very small and for the purpose of training, other units on the installation are tasked to provide "bad guys" for their training. The town is known as Robin Sage, which is the final exam for the famed Green Berets. If you would like more details, I have linked an info page below.
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If your talking about an animal vet, according to the US Department of Labor: "Median annual earnings of veterinarians were $66,590 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $51,420 and $88,060. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $39,020, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $118,430.\n\nAccording to a survey by the American Veterinary Medical Association, average starting salaries of veterinary medical college graduates in 2004 varied by type of practice as follows:\nSmall animals, predominantly $50,878\nSmall animals, exclusively 50,703\nLarge animals, exclusively 50,403\nPrivate clinical practice 49,635\nLarge animals, predominantly 48,529\nMixed animals 47,704\nEquine (horses) 38,628\n\nThe average annual salary for veterinarians in the Federal Government in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions was $78,769 in 2005."\n\nIf it's a military vet:\n\n Table 4. Military basic monthly pay by grade for active duty personnel, January, 2005    Grade  Years of service\nLess than 2 Over 4 Over 8 Over 12 Over 16 Over 20\n\n \n           \n\nO-10\n          $12,963.00\n\nO-9\n          11,337.90\n\nO-8\n$8,022.30 $8,508.30 $9,089.40 $9,519.00 $9,915.30 10,742.40\n\nO-7\n6,666.00 6,233.00 7,642.50 8,113.50 9,089.40 9,714.60\n\nO-6\n4,940.70 5,784.00 6,054.90 6,087.90 7,045.50 7,763.40\n\nO-5\n4,118.70 5,021.40 5,341.80 5,799.00 6,431.10 6,793.20\n\nO-4\n3,553.80 4,449.60 4,977.60 5,582.70 5,872.20 5,933.70\n\nO-3\n3,124.50 4,168.20 4,586.70 4,962.00 5,083.20 5,083.20\n\nO-2\n2,699.40 3,660.90 3,736.20 3,736.20 3,736.20 3,736.20\n\nO-1\n2,343.60 2,948.10 2,948.10 2,948.10 2,948.10 2,948.10\n\n \n           \n\nW-5\n          5,548.20\n\nW-4\n3,228.60 3,671.40 4,007.10 4,341.00 4,779.00 5,117.40\n\nW-3\n2,948.40 3,238.80 3,522.30 3,918.90 4,285.50 4,509.30\n\nW-2\n2,593.50 2,965.50 3,268.20 3,564.00 3,771.30 3,977.40\n\nW-1\n2,290.20 2,684.40 3,030.90 3,275.40 3,438.30 3,659.70\n\n \n           \n\nE-9\n      3,989.70 4,232.40 4,575.90\n\nE-8\n    3,193.50 3,442.10 3,640.50 3,949.20\n\nE-7\n2,220.00 2,638.80 2,899.50 3,084.60 3,332.40 3,458.70\n\nE-6\n1,920.30 2,296.50 2,604.30 2,779.20 2,888.70 2,908.20\n\nE-5\n1,759.50 2,060.70 2,329.80 2,450.70 2,450.70 2,450.70\n\nE-4\n1,612.80 1,877.70 1,957.80 1,957.80 1,957.80 1,957.80\n\nE-3\n1,456.20 1,641.00 1,641.00 1,641.00 1,641.00 1,641.00\n\nE-2\n1,384.50 1,384.50 1,384.50 1,384.50 1,384.50 1,384.50\n\nE-1 4mos+\n1,235.10 1,235.10 1,235.10 1,235.10 1,235.10 1,235.10\n\nE-1 <4mos\n1,142.70          \n\n \n           \n\nSOURCE: U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Finance and Accounting Service
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He makes $400,000 a year.  Upon retirement, his pension will be at least $151,000 a year, plus $150,000 a year to maintain an office and staff.
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40-50 thousand a year, not including ot. it also depends on the state you live in.
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Lancer EVO's are bitchin' cars but they can be up to $30,000. \nIf you join the military your pay may cover the cost of the payments but not much else. \nYou should decide if you will be living in the barraks or try to get an apartment? \nWill you always eat the food they provide or do you want to eat out sometimes? \nHow much time will you get to drive the car vs it sitting idle while you are gone and you still have to make the payments.\nI would consider your lifestyle before you make a big purchase like that. Typically most enlisted guys cant afford a car that nice.
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Remember that members of the military get paid not only by rank/pay grade but also by number of years in.  This is as of Jan 1 2006\n\nPay is as follows (without benefits)\nO-10 13365-14196 (20years-26 years)\nO-9   11689-12525 "                            "\nO-8   8271-11348 (<2-26)   11075 (at 20 years)\nO-7   6872-10066 (<2-26)   10015 "                  "\n\nI've never met an O-7 or above with less than 20years but the site had the numbers, so they're shown.\n\nWhen you get up there you start raking in the money, especially as a nuke...benefits add a few thousand dollars on all of these figures.
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I know people that do. The insurance is OK, but it varies from state to state. You must remember, that it is a job in retail and will not pay good, unless you can walk into a store manager or upper executive job. My former Company Commander in the US Army walked into a upper executive job, and is making twice what he did in the regular Army. But, he misses blowing things up with his M1A2 tank. I was his gunner and I enjoyed having him, I still miss him and his coffee.
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This depends what kind of engineers. This can range from 40K annual to over 100K annual depending the field they work in, and the experience they have. For example an IT Eng doesn't makes about 35-40K on entry level, where as an E-Eng makes about 10K more on the same level.
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depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
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oxford, yale, harvard. probably $75,000 american per year. Starts 3 times a year.
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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