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1/2 (Half) of whatever their rank/rate pay was at retirement.
Also, This goes up every time active duty pay goes up or gets a raise.
Example: If you were a Chief and making $2,000 at retirement
you would get $1,000/month. Then when the Navy got a raise
which is usually ever couple years by about 5% your pay goes
up too. Here is an Enlisted Pay Chart for 2012. Retiree's get half
of whatever this pay is according to this chart plus medical benefits.
Pay GradeYears of ServiceLess than 2Over 2Over 3Over 4Over 6E-726802925303731853301E-623182550266327722886E-521232266237524882662E-419472046215722672363E-317571868198119811981E-216711671167116711671E-114911491149114911491
Pay GradeYears of ServiceOver 8Over 10Over 12Over 14Over 16E-94709481649505108E-838554025413142574394E-735003612381139764089E-631433243343734963539E-528452995301330133013E-423632363236323632363E-319811981198119811981E-216711671167116711671E-114911491149114911491
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