The term sarcoma comes from a Greek word meaning fleshy growth. Sarcoma arises in the connective tissue of the body. Normal connective tissue include, fat, blood vessels, nerves, bones, muscles, deep skin tissues, and cartilage.arcomas can develop in children and adults. For children under 20 approximately 15 percent of cancer diagnosis are sarcomas. Although rare, there are approximately 14,000 new cases of sarcoma diagnosed each year in the United States.
Pay Grades. An Army major is classified as pay grade O-4. If he retired in 2015 after 20 years, he received 50 percent of his basic pay of $7,430.10, or $3,715.05 per month. At the other extreme, a 4-star general with pay grade O-10 and 40 years service got 100 percent of his basic pay of $19,762.50 per month. These are the initial retirement amounts.
Most soldiers don't spend long as an E-2, though. Typically, an E2 gets promoted to a Private First Class, or E-3, rank, after no more than one year. While E-2 pay is some of the lowest in the Army, E-2s are also eligible for additional compensation on top of their base pay.As of 2013, the Army has a single income level for E-2 privates -- $1,699.80 per month.While other ranks have varying incomes by experience level, since E-2 is a temporary rank, there's no need to have a pay level for an E-2 with, for instance, three years of service.hen an E-2 in the reserves gets activated, his base monthly pay is the same, $1,699.80 per month, as a regular full-time active duty soldier.