Mount Cleveland Volcano One of the most active volcanoes in Alaska's Aleutian Island Arc and a threat to international and local air traffic.
The salaries of war correspondents vary greatly depending on the news company and the correspondents' work experience. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the median annual wage of all reporters and correspondents was $36,360 as of May 2015 (www.bls.gov).
As of 2013, a private began with a pay grade of E-1 and basic pay of $1,402.20 per month for the first four months of service, increasing to $1,516.20 with the fifth month and remaining at this amount. After achieving pay grade E-2, a private earned $1,699.80 per month.An E-3 had the rank of private first class and earned between $1,787.40 and $2,014.80 per month. An E-4, or corporal, earned between $1,979.70 and $2,403.30 in monthly basic pay.A sergeant had a pay grade of E-5 and a pay range of $2,159.40 to $3,064.20.iving pay was a maximum of $340 per month. Hostile fire or imminent danger pay was $225 monthly. Sea duty pay ranged from $50 to $646 per month, depending on rank and how many years of sea duty the soldier had accumulated.