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46. Number of Combat Allowances

The results of yesterday`s review of the Korean military`s combat allowance history data from the U.S. showed support for broad recognition and entitlement policies.

The history of combat wages Brandon R. Gould Stanley A. Horowitz The purpose of awareness of summary combat risks stems from the payment of badges for combat infantry in World War II . Give $10 a month to those carrying combat infantry badges obtained through combat infantry and $5 to those with skilled backpacks. For supporters of Congress and the military, the unique and harsh dangerous situation of infantry services has damaged infantry morale and justified special recognition. The fact that infantry pay is considerably lower than in other areas of expertise had a similar effect on fraud and provided a secondary justification for token compensation.

Unlike his successor, Badge Pay was not a traditional battle pay. Other soldiers have endured similar risks and inconveniences, but only infantrymen have been able to receive badge payments, and once awarded, infantry will continue to be rewarded until their qualifications are reduced in 1949.

STIMSON (STIMSON): The condition in which infantry is constantly exposed to extreme temperatures. It's raining and sleeping in the mud. Fighting for a few days without relieving tension or monotony cannot change and must recognize its effect.

They will inevitably create incentives that will not help humans overcome inevitable hardships and displeasure, but the personal pride and pride essential to the greatest military fraud will firmly establish themselves among them.

10 Mr. PYLE: One million people abroad are probably in actual combat with the enemy. But now there is no official distinction between the face of a dog lying day and night in a constant mortar fire on an Italian hill and the staff of the headquarters living in a hotel in Rio de Janeiro ... The two worlds are too far apart.

The human mind can barely grasp the size of the difference. One lives like a beast and dies in large numbers.

The other is working far away from home. Both of them are doing what they need, but I think the real warrior deserves to distinguish him.

11 Wage discrepancies between infantry and other military jobs provided a second justification for combat compensation. According to the White House chief, the annual salary of the infantry was lower than the 1944 Field Infantry ($758) and Signal Corps (834) and was $749 below the annual figure of the entire Army's $763 ($763).

If you pay an additional $5 to $10 per month, you can get compensation for your infantry to other branches and technical service levels.

The payment of 12 badges compensates for the asymmetry of special payments between the military and other services.

If the pilot gets airfare and the Navy pays for the submarine and the submarine duty,

Infantry should be self-paid to recognize combat risks.

"7 Special Rewards, PYLE Claims, Already given to the pilot, give awareness of the poor old polio lying in the mud and cold and rainy places, never dry, never warm, cold food is dirty in cans, formality and insomnia, continuous mortar, cannon or rifle fire. "7 Special Rewards, PYLE claims, already given to the pilot.

His job is arguably less dangerous and more comfortable, living like a crew member, and soldiers" infantry" die in large numbers. "

8 Expanding token rewards to combat infantry recognizes extreme risks and their hardships.

The War Support Department issued a badge payment proposal in June 1944 in response to Pyle's advocacy and extensive support for special infantry support. The proposal awarded $5 a month for expert infantry badges and $10 for combat infantry badges.


Norman S. Paul, assistant secretary of defense for the Senate Armed Services Committee, testified, suggesting that the Vietnamese Front Army, like the South Korean military, would be paid combat salaries.

"Of the 12,000 troops assigned in South Vietnam, 2,200 to 2,800 are eligible for special wages," he said.

Members of the Vietnam Front (aligned countries) have been paid $45 a month for combat, and they have been paid special allowances and basic payments.

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Members will be entitled to $65 in combat allowance.

Interestingly, the Marines were all against the legitimacy of combat wages.

Next to the army, their members were the main beneficiaries.

In their opinion of the committee, the Marine Corps said, "The battle is the fundamental reason for the military presence, and the choice of military service as a profession,

Acknowledge the danger and inconvenience of combat duty.

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