E-9: $5,637/Month – $8,752.50/Month
By the time a service member reaches the rank of E-9, their monthly compensation has increased dramatically. The pay ranges from $5,637 to $8,752.50 per month for master chief petty officers in the Navy and Coast Guard, Army sergeants major, Air Force chief master sergeants and Space Force chief master sergeants, and Marine master gunnery sergeants and sergeant majors. E-9s with at least 38 years of experience may expect to earn a six-figure pay, with an annual salary of approximately $105,030 in the United States.
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W-1: $3,309.30/Month – $5,718.60/Month
W-1s, also known as warrant officer 1s, are subject matter experts in a specific skill who have had their positions validated by Congress. In spite of the fact that they have an official higher rank than enlisted military troops, they may not have as much experience, which results in a lower monthly income.
All services, with the exception of the Air Force and Space Force, employ warrant office 1s, who earn wages that range from $3,309.30 to $5,718.60 per month.
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