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USMC was E5 by 8 years and E6 by 12 or you where kicked out.I am like 90% sure you would have had the up or out rule put on you in the army. At least when I was at Fort Bragg.
I never met a 20 year E5. Not one.
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USMC was E5 by 8 years and E6 by 12 or you where kicked out.I am like 90% sure you would have had the up or out rule put on you in the army. At least when I was at Fort Bragg.
I never met a 20 year E5. Not one.
USMC was E5 by 8 years and E6 by 12 or you where kicked out.
USMC was E5 by 8 years and E6 by 12 or you where kicked out.
As someone that grew up in the shithole that is Goldsboro, Be nice to the guy. He had it bad. That town SUCKS. Best decision I ever made was to get out of there and never look back.my first expediter (shift lead for your shop basically) in the AF retired as a 20 yr E-6 in... 2011? guy had never PCS'd either, he was in Goldsboro his whole 20. benefited me though cause he went on to work at one of the local gun shops, would hook us up with good deals.
Looks like its still the same. Make Staff Sergeant in 12 years or gtfo.Looks like the most recent version I could find for the Corps (2019) is 12 years now?
ENLISTED ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE LIMITS AND HIGH YEAR TENURE
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Looks like its still the same. Make Staff Sergeant in 12 years or gtfo.
As someone that grew up in the shithole that is Goldsboro, Be nice to the guy. He had it bad. That town SUCKS. Best decision I ever made was to get out of there and never look back.
What's the annual salary for someone who is E5-E7?
Fuck that's not enough. It takes 20+ years to get to E-7?View attachment 548194
Multiply these by 12. The columns are under 2 years, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years, and then every 2 years thereafter (6, 8, 10, etc.) For basic pay, anywhere between roughly $35,500 and roughly $71,000.
However, this is just basic pay. Some specialties get paid more, and there's also BAS/BAH (food/housing cost pay) and other allowances. BAS is around $5500 yearly right now. BAH varies pretty wildly by area. One of my friends is E-4, but he makes north of 70k factoring in BAH because he is in a high-cost area.
9 years is the quickest you can sew on I believe. You can “make” it in 8 but you need 24 months of E-6 before you can sew on E-7. The average though is roughly 17 years.Fuck that's not enough. It takes 20+ years to get to E-7?
Fuck that's not enough. It takes 20+ years to get to E-7?
Is this specific to a particular service?9 years is the quickest you can sew on I believe. You can “make” it in 8 but you need 24 months of E-6 before you can sew on E-7. The average though is roughly 17 years.
I should have clarified as Air Force specific. netripper is Air Force and I was following that line of conversation.Is this specific to a particular service?
When I was in the Navy, as a nuke, we got E-3 out of boot camp (effective as of the first day of boot camp), E-4 automatically after A-school (effective 6 months after entering the service), then the minimums were 6 months to E-5, 3 years to E-6 and 3 more to E-7, so you could possibly get E-7/Chief in 7 years. And a number of nukes I worked with got it between 7 and 8 years. Of course you could get frocked to E-7 (could put on the khaki's) earlier than that, but wouldnt get paid as E-7 until the full 3 years passed after you got E-6.
A particularly interesting chief I worked with said "I made Chief in 7 years, and I've spent the last 14 years perfecting it". (He got out a bit later, never having made E-8).