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Benefits reviews
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Aug 8, 2015
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Anonymous Deputy Commander
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Anonymous OIC/XO
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Anonymous h60 pilot
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Anonymous employee
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Anonymous Military Police
Anonymous BN Operations NCO
Former
Fort Benning, Georgia
Half your base pay, plus medical coverage as well as on post shopping privleges
Current
Charleston, South Carolina
After 20 years you get 50% ++ for the rest of your life.
Anonymous employee
Former
Fort Lewis, Virginia
If you actually stay in the army for 20 years, they pay you a certain percent of how much you were making before you got out.
Anonymous Cavalry Scout
Current
Fort Hood, Texas
20 years of service gets you retirement benefits
Former
Boston, Massachusetts
very good and thoughtful for most soldiers
Anonymous Logistics Department Planner
Former
Fort Hood, Texas
You get retirement pay if you serve 20 years or more. Otherwise, there is no benefit. No matching savings or anything.
Anonymous employee
Current
Colorado Springs, Colorado
You have to complete a minimum of 20 years to receive retirement benefits from the US Army. You might qualify for a cash bonus if you enlist into the Reserve component after your military service in the active duty army.
Former
Fort Belvoir, Virginia
Retirement plan is based upon highest active duty grade achieved