6. Remove the caliper bolts using the correct size of socket or ring-spanner. The caliper fits over the brake rotor like a clamp and its job is to slow the wheel before the brake pads take hold, using hydraulic pressure to create friction with the rotors.. Remove the caliper bolts using the correct size of socket or ring-spanner. The caliper fits over the brake rotor like a clamp and its job is to slow the wheel before the brake pads take hold, using hydraulic pressure to create friction with the rotors.
Bear in mind when you do your annual tour you'll also get BAS and BAH, so you'll get about $100.00 to $200.00 more as allowances that are non-taxable. To give you an idea: As a MSgt (E-7) in the Reserve with over 16 years in but not quite 18 years in, my take-home pay is around $245.00 a month for a drill weekend. Annual tour pay is somewhere around $1,600.00 for two weeks.
You get paid during basic traning. Active duty make $1,600 for a 6 year enlistment starting off. Reserves only work on the weekend so they make less. If you are placed on active duty your pay will be change from Drill Pay to the same monthly pay structure as your active duty counterparts.Source(s): http://www.military.com/benefits/militar...hen a Reservists is on Annual Training (usually 15 days), he receives exactly the same pay as an Active Duty Soldier -- base pay, BAH, BAS as applicable. While drilling on weekends, a Reservist is paid for 4 DAYS basic pay. He does not receive BAH or BAS. (not 2/30 base pay, but 4/30 base pay). Source(s):