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Navy SEALs earn a base military salary plus dive pay, demo pay, and explosive jump pay. An E-6 SEAL made roughly $5,000 to $6,000 per month, which is modest compared to civilian jobs unless you reach officer ranks.

Navy SEALs earn a base military salary plus dive pay, demo pay, and explosive jump pay. An E-6 SEAL made roughly $5,000 to $6,000 per month, which is modest compared to civilian jobs unless you reach officer ranks.
Navy SEAL, you guys are probably getting paid decent, if not pretty well. At least you should be. But you get paid a little bit better than the average person because you get like dive pay, demo pay, all that stuff, right? Explosive jump pay.
You get paid by how much qualifications you have? Yeah. Oh, it adds to your like— For extra qualifications. Okay, cool.
We were getting paid extra, but you know, the military is guaranteed paycheck, but it's also guaranteed not to pay very much money. Let's be honest, you know, unless you're like a, you know, a high-ranking officer. I was only an E-6, which is like a middle ranking, you know. I was making probably $5,000 or $6,000 a month. Not very much money.

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