Enlisted Drill Pay is money you earn while training on weekends and during full-time training events. The 2010 Enlisted Drill Pay chart shows the monthly drill pay, based upon the normal requirements of one weekend of drill duty per month. One drill weekend typically includes four drill periods.

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Military Reserve Drill Pay Charts : 2010

DRILL PAY for ENLISTED PERSONNEL and OFFICERS

Pay Grades:

O-1 to O-5 | O-6 to O-10 | W-1 to W-5 | E-1 to E-5 | E-6 to E-9

If you choose to serve in the Guard/Reserve, you will earn what's called Drill Pay. Drill Pay is money you earn while training on weekends and during full-time training events.

You are compensated hourly for work completed. Your wages will increase when you climb in rank and years of experience (many newly enlisted servicemembers enter the Guard/Reserve as a private).

For training events longer than a weekend, you are given prorated Basic Pay. Guard/Reserve members are normally credited with 4 days active duty pay for a weekend duty. Our Drill Pay charts show the monthy drill pay, based upon the normal requirements of one weekend of drill duty per month.

See also ...

2009 Military Pay:

O-1 to O-5 | O-6 to O-10 | W-1 to W-5 | E-1 to E-5 | E-6 to E-9

2009 Drill Pay:

O-1 to O-5 | O-6 to O-10 | W-1 to W-5 | E-1 to E-5 | E-6 to E-9

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