Annual Pay and Quarters Allowance for Officers
- Major General: Annual Pay P16,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P200
- Brigadier General: Annual Pay P12,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P200
- Colonel: Annual Pay P8,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P200
- Lieutenant Colonel: Annual Pay P7,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P200
- Major: Annual Pay P6,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P160
- Captain: Annual Pay P4,800; Monthly Quarters Allowance P140
- First Lieutenant: Annual Pay P4,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P100
- Second Lieutenant: Annual Pay P3,000; Monthly Quarters Allowance P80
- Third Lieutenant: Annual Pay P2,400; Monthly Quarters Allowance P60
Restrictions on Pay Increases for Officers
- No additional pay increase based on length of service (commonly called longevity pay) shall be paid during the effective period of these rates.
- No additional pay increase shall be granted for duties involving regular and frequent aerial flights during this period.
Monthly Pay and Quarters Allowance for Enlisted Men, Line and Medical Service
- Master Sergeant: Monthly Pay P86; Quarters Allowance P16
- Technical Sergeant and First Sergeant: Monthly Pay P70; Quarters Allowance P16
- Staff Sergeant: Monthly Pay P60; Quarters Allowance P16
- Sergeant: Monthly Pay P51; Quarters Allowance P12
- Corporal: Monthly Pay P37; Quarters Allowance P12
- Private First Class: Monthly Pay P22; Quarters Allowance P8
- Private: Monthly Pay P18; Quarters Allowance P8
Monthly Pay and Quarters Allowance for Enlisted Men, Air Corps
- Master Sergeant: Monthly Pay P86; Quarters Allowance P16
- Technical Sergeant: Monthly Pay P80; Quarters Allowance P16
- Staff Sergeant: Monthly Pay P75; Quarters Allowance P16
- First Sergeant: Monthly Pay P60; Quarters Allowance P16
- Sergeant: Monthly Pay P51; Quarters Allowance P12
- Corporal: Monthly Pay P37; Quarters Allowance P12
- Private First Class: Monthly Pay P22; Quarters Allowance P8
- Private: Monthly Pay P18; Quarters Allowance P8
Protection Against Reduction in Pay
- No enlisted man or officer shall suffer a reduction in pay by reason of this Executive Order.
Effective Date and Administrative Details
- The Executive Order was signed by President Manuel L. Quezon at the seat of Government in the Field on March 10, 1942.
- The intent is to maintain fixed pay rates during the wartime emergency, stabilizing the compensation structure for military personnel.