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defense military pay tables

Above--no difference after "winging". I'm from Kentucky and always thought "winging" was taking a bad shot at a dove to where he may not fall. Or was that when the father of some girl was a little off with his shot while the "suitor" was leaving the premises? Anyway, see the link.

It's really interesting what you can find on google. Monthly salaries listed below based on being single and living on base. Means rent/utilities free. (1/2 of the monthly salary paid on the 1st and the 15th of the month.)

Basic Combat Training (monthly)
E-1 1294
E-2 1568 JROTC, Boy Scouts
E-3 1649 60 College units
E-4 1827 College grad

Warrant Officer Candidate School (monthly)
E-5 1993

Warrant Officer Flight Training (monthly)
WO1 2943

You do not get a raise once receiving your pilot wings. You receive flight pay once starting flight training and it doesn't change for the 1st two years. Flight pay is only $125 monthly for the 1st two years then goes to a whopping $156. But then again, they just spent over $300K in flight training on you.

Next time hit google. Officers do their research, especially future helo drivers.