Fort Bragg, NC - Army paratroopers are set to receive a pay raise, according to an announcement made by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Speaking at Fort Bragg, Hegseth emphasized the importance of supporting soldiers and their families, stating, "We have you and your families in mind." The pay increase is intended to address the financial challenges faced by paratroopers, who often endure demanding training and deployments.
In addition to the pay raise announcement, Secretary Hegseth also addressed the need to restore the military's "warrior ethos." He highlighted the importance of discipline, dedication, and readiness in maintaining a strong and effective fighting force. The announcement has been met with positive reactions from soldiers and military families, who see it as a sign of appreciation for their service and sacrifice. Details regarding the specific amount and implementation timeline of the pay raise are expected to be released in the coming weeks.
Army Paratroopers to Receive Pay Raise, Defense Secretary Announces
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced pay raises for Army paratroopers during a speech at Fort Bragg. The move is intended to support soldiers and their families. Hegseth also emphasized the importance of restoring the military's 'warrior ethos'. The pay increase aims to improve the financial well-being of those serving in demanding roles.