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MILITARY: Some top military brass making more in pension than pay

Daily Times,

A change in federal law to keep experienced officers in uniform allows top generals and admirals to make more in retirement than they did on active duty, Pentagon and congressional records show.

The new pension rules were part of the 2007 Defense Authorization Act to address concerns that the military would lose too many experienced generals and admirals during wartime.

Previously , the maximum annual pension was based on an officer’s pay at 26 years of service. Now, a four-star officer retiring in 2011 with 38 years’ experience would get a yearly pension of about $219,600, a jump of $84,000, or 63% beyond what was once allowed. A three-star officer with 35 years’ experience would get about $169,200 a year, up about $39,000, or 30%.


Posted by: Sammy on 02/04/12 at 06:20 PM
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  • 1. · They will almost make as much as little old Charles County's Superintendent of Schools will make in a few months. Unfortunately, the whole Country will be paying for the Officer's retirement but only the few citizens of Chuck County will be paying for the retired Superintendent's retirement and benefits. I hope the Board of Education thinks about this when writing the next contract for the next Superintendent of schools--and that is if they don't end up firing him/her and agree to pay off his/her contract before he/she even gets close to retirement as they have been known to do in the past.

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