Title
Army pay and allowances, 1942
Law
Executive Order No. (unnumbered)
Decision Date
Mar 10, 1942
Manuel Quezon establishes a salary schedule for officers and enlisted men of the Philippine Army, effective March 15, 1942, during wartime, prohibiting pay increases based on length of service or specific duties.

Questions (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO.)

They became effective on March 15, 1942, and were to extend for the duration of the war and six months thereafter, unless sooner terminated by competent authority.

To prescribe a schedule of salary rates and quarters allowance for officers of the Philippine Army.

Major General: Annual pay of P16,000 and monthly quarters allowance of P200.

Lieutenant Colonel: Annual pay of P7,000 and monthly quarters allowance of P200.

During the period the rates are effective, no officer shall receive any increase of pay by reason of length of service (longevity pay).

During the period the rates are effective, no increase of pay shall be paid to any officer for duty requiring regular and frequent aerial flights.

It provides that no man shall suffer a reduction in pay by reason of the Executive Order.

Master Sergeant (Line and Medical Service): Monthly pay of P86 and monthly quarters allowance of P16.

Private First Class (Line and Medical Service): Monthly pay of P22 and monthly quarters allowance of P8.

Line and Medical Service: P70. Air Corps: P80.

Sergeant (Air Corps): Monthly pay of P51 and monthly quarters allowance of P12.

It suspends both longevity pay and pay increases for regular and frequent aerial flights during the effectivity of the prescribed rates.


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