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Military  Pay 

If you get this more  than once, feel honored that you know more than one 
person who  supports our military and appreciates what they  do.







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If you don't forward it,  you don't deserve their sacrifice. 

CINDY  WILLIAMS was appointed by Obama as an Assistant Director for  
NATIONAL SECURITY in the Congressional Budget Office......  

Military  Pay 

This is an Airman's  response to Cindy Williams' editorial piece in the 
Washington  Times about MILITARY PAY, it should be printed in all  newspapers 
across America..  

Ms. Cindy William  wrote a piece for the Washington Times denouncing the 
pay  raise(s) coming service members' way this year citing that she  stated a 
13% wage increase was more than they  deserve.

A young airman from  Hill AFB responds to  her article below. He ought to 
get a bonus for this.  

"Ms Williams:  

I just had the pleasure  of reading your column, "Our GI's earn enough" and 
I am a bit  confused. Frankly, I'm wondering where this vaunted  
overpayment is going, because as far as I can tell, it  disappears every month 
between 
DFAS (The Defense Finance and  Accounting Service) and my bank account. 
Checking my latest  earnings statement I see that I make $1,117.80 before taxes 
 per month. After taxes, I take home $874.20. When I run that  through the 
calculator, I come up with an annual salary of  $13,413.60 before taxes, and 
$10,49040 after.  

I work in the  Air Force  Network Control  Center where I am part of the 
team  responsible for a 5,000 host computer network. I am involved  with 
infrastructure segments, specifically with Cisco Systems  equipment. A quick 
check under jobs for "Network Technicians"  in the Washington ,  D.C. area 
reveals a position in my career  field, requiring three years experience in my 
job. Amazingly,  this job does NOT pay $13,413.60 a year. No, this job is 
being  offered at $70,000 to $80,000 per annum............. I'm sure  you can 
draw the obvious conclusions. 

Given the tenor of  your column, I would assume that you NEVER had the 
pleasure of  serving your country in her armed forces. 

Before you take it  upon yourself to once more castigate congressional and 
DOD  leadership for attempting to get the families in the  military's lowest 
pay brackets off of WIC and food stamps, I  suggest that you join a group 
of deploying soldiers headed  forAFGHANISTAN ; I leave the choice of service 
branch up to  you. Whatever choice you make though, opt for the SIX month  
rotation: it will guarantee you the longest possible time away  from your 
family and friends, thus giving you full "deployment  experience." 

As your group  prepares to board the plane, make sure to note the spouses 
and  children who are saying good-bye to their loved ones. Also  take care to 
note that several families are still unsure of  how they'll be able to make 
ends meet while the primary  breadwinner is gone. Obviously they've been 
squandering the  "vast" piles of cash the government has been giving them.  

Try to deploy over a  major holiday; Christmas and Thanksgiving are 
perennial  favorites.. And when you're actually over there, sitting in a  
foxhole, 
shivering against the cold desert night, and the  flight sergeant tells you 
that there aren't enough people on  shift to relieve you for chow, remember 
this: trade whatever  MRE's (meal-ready-to-eat) you manage to get for the 
tuna  noodle casserole or cheese tortellini, and add Tabasco to  everything. 
This gives some flavor. 

Talk to your loved  ones as often as you are permitted; it won't be nearly 
long  enough or often enough, but take what you can get and be  thankful for 
it. You may have picked up on the fact that I  disagree with most of the 
points you present in your open  piece. 


But, tomorrow from  KABUL , I will defend to the death  your right to say  
it.







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
You see, I am an  American fighting man, a guarantor of your First 
Amendment  right and every other right you cherish...On a daily basis, my  
brother 
and sister soldiers worldwide ensure that you and  people like you can thumb 
your collective noses at us, all on  a salary that is nothing short of 
pitiful and under conditions  that would make most people cringe. We hemorrhage 
our best and  brightest into the private sector because we can't offer the  
stability and pay of civilian companies. 

And you, Ms..  Williams, have the gall to say that we make more than we  
deserve????







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A1C Michael  Bragg,







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 IF YOU  AGREE,







 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PLEASE PASS THIS ALONG TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE  AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT 
OF THE AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN AND  WOMEN.


 
 



 
 
Please  remove all names & addresses before forwarding this  message...  
Thanks!!


 
 



 
 



 
 









 
 








 
















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