Air Force Benefits

The Air Force offers many benefits to commissioned graduates including:

  • The satisfaction of a challenging career and service to your country.
  • Good starting salary with regular pay raises.
  • Tax-free housing and food allowances.
  • 30 days of vacation with pay each year.
  • Comprehensive medical and dental care at no cost to you.*
  • $400k low-cost life insurance for the military member, $100k for the spouse, and $10k for each child.
  • Opportunities for higher education with tuition assistance.
  • Opportunity to retire after 20 years of service with a percentage of base pay.
  • Promotions based on initial appointment, grade, and experience.
  • On-base shopping at reduced prices.
  • Wide variety of recreational facilities.

*Dependents are covered under Tri-Care. See your AFROTC Recruiter for more information.

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