Does military pay for soldiers coming home?

Q. Earlier this month, area soldiers with the Army National Guard’s Company C 2nd Battalion 180th Infantry deployed to Camp Shelby in Mississippi from Gloversville for eventual deployment overseas.

Do soldiers have to pay for leave?

As part of the military pay and benefits package, military service members earn 30 days of paid leave per year. Service members are expected to use leave for any workday that they will not be available for work, as required by their command.

When do soldiers get paid in the military?

Your soldier’s pay will be direct deposited into his bank account on the 1 st and 15 th of each month. Some always seems to get the pay a few days ahead of time while others don’t receive it until the exact day. This largely depends on your bank. It will generally be about six weeks before he receives his first paycheck.

How long do you have to pay for your final military move?

Military Rules for Your Final PCS Military.com | By Amy Bushatz If you’re going through a voluntary military separation, the government will typically pay for one final military move up to six months after your final out date. But depending on where you are headed, you could be forced to pay some of that cost out of your own pocket.

Will the military pay to move my home of record?

That means if you are stationed in San Diego, California, for example, and your home of record or place of entry is Los Angeles, California, what the military will pay for your move probably isn’t very much. So what do you do if you want to move somewhere other than your home of record or place of entry?

Does the DoD pay to move your stuff?

Not necessarily, Defense Department officials say. How much the DoD will pay for your move is based on a formula that combines the amount of weight you are permitted to move based on your rank, and the distance your goods are authorized to travel.