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How much does a general make in the Army?

Army General Pay Calculator. Starting pay for a General is $15,583.20 per month. You can use the simple calculator below to see basic and drill pay for a General, or visit our Army pay calculator for a more detailed salary estimate.

What is the pay grade of a general?

A General is a General Officer, with a military paygrade of O-10. The table below lists the equivalent ranks of an Army General, and their insignia, in the other four branches of the United States’ Armed Services.

How is a general appointed in the US Army?

General (GEN) They receive their commission upon appointment by President of the United States by recommendation of the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of the Army. Generals, distinct in their own right as the rank of General and separate from the other grades of general despite each being addressed as general, serve in the grade of O-10.

Do you know the average salary for each state?

Your degree plays a huge role in how much you could earn. Note: Average salary information is not available for every state for certain occupations. Where this is the case, we have omitted the state from the graph above.

Where can I find list of judicial salaries?

The Survey of Judicial Salaries, published for over 40 years by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) with the support of state court administrative offices across the United States, serves as the primary record of compensation for state judicial officers and state court administrators.

How are wages classified by industry in the BLS?

For over 800 occupations. Data are classified using the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) System. Data by job characteristics and the level of difficulty and complexity of work. For about 400 industries. Occupational wage data for sector, 3-, 4- and 5-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) industries.