Navy SRB initial payment?
970652
expect 27% taken off the top if he is re upping Stateside or  other wise not in HFP territory.  \n\nSRBs are paid separately from the 15th and 1st pay, so IF (and I stress IF) PSD has their ducks in a row, he should get it fairly quickly(within 10 days).  If not, well, it could be months....
600219
My husband is also in the military, and he gets paid on the Friday before the 15th and 30th.  He is in the USMC so I don't know about army or navy or guard.  Hope this helps.
911934
Depends on your rank and if you have a dependent.  This is an example though.   E-3 with DEPENDENTS: E-3 without DEPENDENTS: \n$ 822.00 $ 617.00 \n\nhttps://secureapp2.hqda.pentagon.mil/perdiem/bah.html\n\nI think you mean much not match
719342
Starting $35,000 to 65,000
1107185
This link should help:\n\nhttp://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/questions/records.html
733351
the only moves the military pays for are  pcs  permanent change  of  station. and they will move you back to your hometown after   you finish your time. they dont pay when you decide to leave the service member. thats on you to foot the bill not them. the service member isnt moving so they dont care
97820
When I was deployed, my wife took care of the expenses, however through internet, I could still check on our account online, email & discuss with her any major issues or purchases if she didn't feel comfortable. The issues can come if he wants to buy something for himself or you while in a foreign port or while on the ship. He should have an amount set aside for him for a bit of food, toilettries, & various other things at least - I had a $30 per month "allowance" which doesn't sound like a lot but if you eat the ships food 3 times a day, it works out fine. I think the answer should be both are to be involved as much as possible, but if there is something that the wife really honestly NEEDS, she should be able to get it without his "permission". It's nice to let him know as soon as is allowable which is true anyways.
276794
Here you go:\nhttp://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html
358284
Currently to join the reserves you have to join active duty under a program called NPSB or Non Prior Service Basic. With this program you have go to boot camp and an A-school to learn your job. After completing A-school you go back home and begin drilling one weekend a month as a reservist. The age is 17-35 which will be changing to 41 shortly. I was told this by the Admiral in charge of Navy Recruiting. There is an enlistment bonus of up to $20,000 for certain jobs. other wise I belive it is $5,000. \nSTS2 Kris\nNavy Career Development Specialist\nI was notified today that the age will be 39 not 41
979665
you have nothing until you report to Basic Training in January.\n\nyou will need to bring with you to MEPS:  marriage certificate, your spouse(and any children) 's Social Secuirty cards, your bank account information( to set up your pay).  Before you leave, it's a good idea to set up a Power of Atoney for your spouse, and to call your creditors before hand to work out  stuff, as it will be 6-8 weeks before you get that first paycheck deposited.\n\nOnce you report to Basic, you will enter your spouse and any Children into DEERS.  Once that is accomplished, they are automatically enrolled into Tricare Standard.  Tricare Prime and dental must be enrolled seperately.  The is a monthly fee for Dental.  You will fill out some paperwork to send to your spouse, and when she gets that, she will be able to go to any military installation( not just Army) to get her ID.  Once she has her ID, she can enroll into PRIME and Dental.  If enrollement occurs prior to the 20th of the month, coverage goes into effect the 1st of the next month.  If after that, the firts of the following month.  \n\nYou will receive Base pay at first.  Family Seperation does NOT go into affect until day 31, and if she comes to see you graduate(or on Family day if doing OSUT), the counter will revert back to zero.
243211
well contract depends on what your job is. I'm on a submarine so my intial enlistment was for 4 years with a 12 month extention b/c of long my school was. Now that i've re-enlisted you get to choose from 4 to 6 years all depending on what you want. If you lucky your enlistment will have a bonus
652639
Everyone gets an 8 year contract... however there is a program (Navy) called SAM (Sea & Air Mariner) that allows you to go to basic, school and I think 1 year of acitve duty, then the rest reserve... of course during your reserve hitch you can always be recalled.
188743
Here ya go, buddy:\n\nhttp://www.militaryonesource.com/\n\nor read article here:\n\nhttp://www.military.com/Finance/content/0,15356,86209,00.html
887589
Here is your answer:  If you have never been in the military before, you will be processed under the Non-Prior Service Basic program.  This is a USNR program that allows you to select from a group of jobs (rates) that you qualify for.  Each job will have different ship dates.  The job you select may have two or three different dates available.  The term of DEP (Delayed Entry Program) is not to exceed 365 days.  However, unless you are a High School senior you will not be looking a whole year out.  Once you ship to RTC (Navy Boot Camp), you will complete 9 weeks of Naval Training and the ship to the Navy school that you choose.  Once you complete school you will check in to the nearest Naval Reserve Center (Naval Operational Center).  From that point,  its one weekend a month and two weeks out of the year on active.  Feel free to email me if you have any more questions.  Good Luck.
662568
Ok I am to assume that you have already joined...so with that in mind do you already have an MOS assigned? or job? If not make sure the recruiter is aware of your primary int erst and get EVERYTHING put in your contract!!! The recruiter will promise you the world, but when you get to that first duty station or even school, if it isn't in your contract you got screwed! Also have a game plan. The military will pay for college at 100% now there are many ways to do that either attending school before actual service, during  or after by using the GI bill. I suggest before or during so that you actually have a place to eat and sleep while attending otherwise after you might already be married and with child and car pmts, etc and it will be too hard to focus on school when you need income.... also check with your education office as soon as you check in get knowledge of your benefits, because they won't offer unless you ask...
922555
I was in the Army for nine years.  Usually what happens is you get a bulk of it up front and then the rest every year on the month that your husband enlisted.  So if he went in in September then every year he will get another lump sum, and then the September after that until it is paid.
979581
It sounds like you need to apply to be transferred to the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR). Speak to your Readiness NCO/full-timer and they will explain how to do this. You will probably have to provide documentation so be prepared with your paperwork. Other than that - best of luck!