Posted on Aug 2, 2016
Does more than 4 drills in a weekend equal more pay? If so, is it proportional?
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You get paid by the UTA (or Unit training assembly). There are 2 UTA's in a day - 4 in a weekend & 6 in a 3 day weekend.
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Yes. You get paid the equivalent of one day's Active Duty pay for each UTA/drill. Multiply the number of drills/UTAs by the daily pay.
Each UTA SHOULD be a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 12 hours. You cannot have more than two drill periods in one calendar day.
Each UTA SHOULD be a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 12 hours. You cannot have more than two drill periods in one calendar day.
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