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Territorial Army Pay Scales
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Members of the TA receive base pay equivalent to members of the Regular Army. You are paid for every one-quarter day of training, travel between your home and the TA Centre or place of duty, your uniforms and meals when on duty.
When you complete your minimum commitment, you receive a Training Bounty – an annual tax-free bonus. You also receive all the allowances a Regular soldier is entitled to if you are mobilised.
As well as the immediate financial benefits, you can also develop your skills and CV in the TA. You can gain diplomas, National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs), first aid training, driving licenses and membership of professional bodies.
Territorial Army Pay Scales – Commissioned Officers
Territorial Army Pay Scales – Non-Commissioned Officers
UK Armed Forces Pay Rates: April 2011 – April 2012
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Tartanninja
6 days ago
912 comments
Sorry mate 43 is the limit.....thems the rules
rickowen
7 days ago
2 comments
im 46 very fit x sportsman,iwant to join the t a army in order to go to afganistan .any chance????
bidouglas
3 months ago
2 comments
if your paid for every one quarter day of training, does that mean that you would only get paid 35.07/4 for each parade night or the whole £35?
ulsterbluechip
about 1 year ago
16 comments
My youngest Son has recently enlisted in the T.A. with the Royal Engineers and passes out on 10th July.That will be both my Sons in the forces with the oldest in the Royal Navy and this makes me a very proud father.
StewartThompson
over 2 years ago
1428 comments
The army, as that's where your income will come from if you ARE Mobilised. Your employer has to re-employ you when you get back from deployment, by law.
tuftynuts
over 3 years ago
2 comments
if iam mobilised who pays for my morgage my work or the army ?