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Question about Military Pay Information

My Wife works at an Air Force base and I am unsure if she is providing us with the correct pay information.

 

My reason for asking is that when we asked her lawyer to give us this information it firstly took months to get then we were sent a salary information page that was downloaded from their web site. https://rso.my.af.mil/mypayprod/......

 

Despite repeated requests from my lawyer she refuses to send her actual pay stub which has me concerned that is hiding information also want to know if the information that is downloaded from this site can be manipulated?
by canary1922   355 Posts 
Posted on 10/30/2008 4:02 PM
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If she is military, you can find out the pay scale from DFAS...We all get paid from DFAS...You can type in zip code where you are living and find out the BAH (housing allowance) unless you are living in post housing...She may also be getting BAS (food allowance)...The thing is, she may not be providing you with this information because she may have been promoted and does not want you to know it...

If she has a specialty job, she may be receiving specialty pay ie: if she is a pilot or a doctor etc...
by militaryp   2952 Posts
Posted on 9/7/2009 1:54 AM
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