Average U.S. Army Salary in 2025

$77k

Avg. Base Salary (USD)

$4k

3.7

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How much does U.S. Army pay?

U.S. Army pays its employees an average of $77,146 a year. Salaries at U.S. Army range from an average of $40,058 to $127,799 a year. U.S. Army employees with the job title Project Manager, Information Technology (IT) make the most with an average annual salary of $98,207, while employees with the title Human Resources (HR) Specialist make the least with an average annual salary of $46,297.

Are U.S. Army employees satisfied with their compensation?

Our Fair Pay score for U.S. Army is 3.35. Read reviews from current employees that include compensation and culture insights.

What is the highest salary at U.S. Army?

The highest reported salary for an employee at U.S. Army is currently $128k / year

U.S. Army Reviews

Overall Satisfaction

3.7 out of 5

Ratings

Appreciation

3.6

Company Outlook

3.9

Fair Pay

3.4

Learning and Development

3.9

Logistics Management.

Logistics Specialist in Washington:

Pros: The organization itself and the "will get it done" attitudes. Failure is not an option.

Cons: The rank structure. Waiting on "open slots" to get promoted no matter what your knowledge is base on. The wait is long and outdrawn, it breaks down the morale because you work so hard to advance.

Great Responsibility With taking Self Initiative.

Logistics Management Specialist in Huntsville:

Pros: All the knowledge you need is in regulations, you only need to search and read. There is no guessing when making decisions. The family atmosphere allows for each to share the burden of others, Knowing that a single employee can change the outcome of million dollar projects. The self worth.

Cons: Complex amount of different tasks to accomplish mission. Must be able to multi task at all times. Required mandatory training repeated each year. Longer hours than most want to put in. The mission doesn't end at the strike a 5pm the job is a way of life where you must commit your free time as well as your on the job time.