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CA 569 Section 33

Section 33

SEC. 33. Section eighty-nine of said Act, as amended, is further amended to read as follows: "SEC. 89. The grades aid pay of enlisted men shall be as follows: "(a) Monthly base pay for enlisted men of the Regular Force shall be as follows: Master sergeants P45.00 First sergeants 42.50 Technical sergeants 40.50 Staff sergeants 36.00 Sergeants 30.00 Corporals 22.00 First-class privates 17.00 Privates 14.00 Air Corps: Master sergeants P85.00 Technical sergeants 80.00 Staff sergeants 75.00 First sergeants 42.00 Sergeants 36.00 Corporals 27.00 First-class privates 22.00 Privates 17.00 Medical service: Master sergeants 45.00 First sergeants 42.50 Technical sergeants 40.50 Sergeants 36.00 Corporals 28.00 Privates 22.00 Constabulary band: Assistant conductor of the band 120.00 Soloist professors 80.00 First-class musicians 64.00 Second-class musicians 56.00 "An enlisted man of the Regular Force who shall reenlist within two months after his discharge by reason of the expiration of his enlistment shall receive a reenlistment bonus of one month's pay of the grade held at the time of his discharge: Provided, That due to the necessity for technically trained enlisted personnel to properly maintain flying equipment, those enlisted men not to exceed fourteen per centum of the entire enlisted personnel of die unit who qualify as air mechanic, first, second, and third classes, shall receive a monthly pay of severity-fi ve pesos, fifty pesos, and twenty-five pesos respectively: Provided, further, That all enlisted men or air mechanics of the Air Corps who have been rendering service, to the Philippine Army Air Corps prior to the date this law takes effect, shall receive the benefits of this Act: Provided, still further, That under such regulations as the Secretary of National Defense shall prescribe, enlisted men of any grade except members of the constabulary band and enlisted men of the air corps, may be rated as specialists and receive extra pay therefor per month as follows: First class P60.00 Second class 50.00 Third class 40.00 Fourth class 30.00 Fift class 20.00 Sixth class 10.00 Seventh class 8.00 Eighth class 6.00 Ninth class 3.00 And provided, finally, That nothing in this section shall operate to reduce the pay which any enlisted man is now receiving during his current enlistment and while he holds his present grade as a result of this classification. "Enlisted men shall, in addition, be entitled to rations, barracks accommodations, medical attendance, and clothing as may be prescribed in regulations. To each enlisted man not furnished quarters or rations in kind, there shall be granted, under such regulations as the Secretary of National Defense may prescribe, an allowance for quarters aid subsistence, the value of which shall not exceed one peso per day. The total number of authorized enlisted men in each grade shall be as the President, may direct. "(b) Grades and pay of enlisted men of the Reserve shall be the same as those of the Regular Force, except that enlisted men shall receive no pay while on tn inactive status, or while undergoing annual active duty training: provided, That in time of energency, where a partial or fill mobilization has been declared by the President, reservists shall draw pay and allowances as may be prescribed by the President."

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CitationCA 569 Section 33 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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