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Bookmark or Share- U.S. Navy Reserve Pay & Benefits | Navy.comNavy Reserve pay is known as “drill pay,” which is based on a prorated amount of pay and allowances received while serving on Active Duty. It is typically equal to 1/30th of the basic pay prescribed for a Sailor’s grade and years of service. Grades (E-1 to E-9 for Enlisted and O-1 to O-10 for Officer) indicate how status equates across ...
- ˆ ˇ ˘ Navy ReserveRESERVE RETIREMENT POINTS • Members can retire after 20 combined years of active duty and reserve service. • Retirement income begins at age 60, with qualifying service, for the rest of your life. O5 WITH 20 YEARS • Current Age: 28 • 6 years Active (Past): 365x6 = 2190 points • 14 years Reserve (Future): 78x14 = 1092 points • Total points: 3282 (9.12 years or 22.3%)
- Reserve Personnel Mgmt - MyNavyHRFor PRISE-R: The Prior Service Re-enlistment Eligibility – Reserve (PRISE-R) Program is a Reserve accession program that allows Navy veterans (NAVET) and other service veterans (OSVET) to affiliate and enlist with the Selected Reserve (SELRES) into available ratings as set forth by Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) fiscal year ...
- myNRH | Navy Reserve HomeportmyNRH is the official website for the Navy Reserve Homeport, where you can find resources and information to manage your Navy Reserve career. Whether you need to access BOL, MNP, or other applications, view your retirement points, or learn about the latest news and events, myNRH is your one-stop shop. Visit myNRH today and stay connected with your Navy Reserve community.
- WORKBOOK FOR THE NEW NAVY RESERVE SAILORYour assigned Navy Reserve Center (NRC) will contact you upon receipt of your orders to coordinate with you for your check-in date. They will also send you a Welcome Aboard package that will provide contact information, business hours, and instructions to access the facility.
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