Navy Hardship Pay Rate Unchanged Since 2014
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“The Navy tries to keep deployments to six to seven months. Acknowledging the strain on families, sailors and Marines receive hardship duty pay if they're deployed for more than roughly seven months.”
“The Navy tries to keep deployments to six to seven months, acknowledging the strain on families sailors and marines receive hardship duty pay if they're”
“The Navy tries to keep deployments to six to seven months, acknowledging the strain on families sailors and marines receive hardship duty pay”
“strain on families sailors and marines receive hardship duty pay if they're”
“the $16.50 a day stipends is now worth less than one hour of minimum wage in California. Cathy Rothucat is head of Blue Star Families.”
“sailors and marines receive hardship duty pay if they're particularly tough on young sailors going to sea for the first time.”
“Sailors and Marines receive hardship duty pay if they're deployed for more than roughly seven months. But that amount hasn't been updated since 2014.”
“The $16.50 a day stipends is now worth less than one hour of minimum wage in California.”
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