What is the treatment of being a soldier in the United States in 2010

Hello, I checked it for you, and U.S. recruits can get a bonus of $1-30,000 when they register for the army. A third class's monthly salary is $1,294 for the first four months, which increases to $1,399 thereafter, and if the rank cannot be promoted, even after 26 years of service, the monthly salary is still $1,399 when he retires. Private is always paid $1,568 a month, and if he can't be promoted in rank, his salary will never increase.

The monthly salary of a private of the first class is $1,649 for the first year, and after three years it increases by $100 per month for a maximum of $1,860. The corporal starts at $1,827 per month and can go up to $2,218 after 5 years and cannot be increased after that, while the sergeant is different, increasing by $100-$150 or more per year, with a monthly salary of $2,229 for a sergeant with 3 years of military service and $4,000 per month after 20 years of service.

According to the terms of age in the U.S. conscription process:

1) The minimum age for all branches of the military is 18 years old. 17 years old if there is parental consent.

2) The upper age limit of service soldiers varies by service: Army: 35 years old. Air Force: 27 years old. Navy: 34 years old. Marines: 28 years old. Coast Guard: 27 years old.

This upper limit is subject to change at any time based on demand, and basically every few years. The upper age limit for reserve service is around 40 years old. The upper age limit for officers is between 30-35.

The most common age waiver is for veterans to apply for enlistment, which can generally be pushed up by 2 years, and some can be pushed up by 4 years. If the level of physical and educational attainment is very high, you can basically get a two-year age exemption. Other exceptions, such as pilots and special forces, generally set the upper age limit at 26.

And military doctors (referring to officers with a doctorate in medicine) basically do not have a maximum age limit for enlistment.

After five years of deployment, foreign soldiers can have U.S. citizenship and enjoy medals and other awards during their service.

When the United States is a soldier, you are a cannon fodder, and there are already people hanging in Iraq who want to be cannon fodder, please continue.

If you are doing military service while at university, you can be exempted from tuition.

It is said that the salary of being a soldier is very high, and it is enough to support the whole family.

A green card is a certificate of nationality (ID card), and when you have a U.S. green card, you can study the matter of becoming a soldier.

Don't believe the third one, just take your nationality Some Meitu remote places will call you to graduate from high school.

The PLA does not have a suitable one? Do you know about the International Irish Special Forces competition? Do you know how many honors the Chinese special forces have, you check it on the Internet.

Regardless of the rest, American soldiers have to take the Military Vocational Qualification Examination (ASVAB), and without the American life and cultural background, the English proficiency of Chinese university graduates may not be good.

Other requirements are:

17-34 years old.

U.S. citizens or permanent residents (with a green card).

At least a high school or equivalent level of education.

Single or married with no more than 2 children.

Pass a physical examination test.

Being a soldier in the United States is to go to work and pay you, and there are hundreds of different positions, but the duties include fighting wars.

How many Chinese Americans are there in the U.S. military? U.S. foreign soldiers who have served for more than 2 years can obtain permanent resident status.

After two years of general service, you can sign a re-service contract with the army for 3 or 6 years, and become a professional soldier.

The U.S. military is professional, unlike ours. They are recruited in the same way as we go to work, so they are paid on a monthly basis, and there should be no limit to when they are inappropriate.

After completing the 8-year service period, if the person is volunteering, the work ability and physical condition are qualified, the superior commander recommends and examines it.

If they do, they can sign a contract with the army for re-service for a period of 3 to 6 years and become a professional soldier. Professional soldiers generally choose to serve for 20 years.

The average salary of an average American soldier is about $30,000 a year.

How much subsidy you can get after being discharged from the army depends on the number of years you have enlisted in the army and whether you have made military merits. The salary plus subsidy of ordinary soldiers in the US military is at least about 40,000 yuan a year.

The U.S. military not only gives free medical insurance and no money when sick, but also housing subsidies and high temperature subsidies, which can reach $500 per month.

According to the regulations, as long as the US military does not earn $5,532, it does not need to pay taxes, and subsidies are not counted in taxes.