While the 14.5% pay raise is not as high as the House-proposed 19.5% pay bump, it is significantly higher than the Senate-proposed 5.5% pay raise.

The compromise National Defense Authorization Act that both chambers plan to vote on soon would give America’s lowest-ranking military personnel one of the largest raises in U.S. history targeted at a particular category of servicemembers,

A negotiated deal by Congress, if approved, will see junior enlisted troops' base pay go up by 14.5% next year.

A major victory for junior enlisted members of the U.S. military. They'll be getting a needed 14.5% pay raise, if Congress approves a compromise defense bill this

Junior enlisted service members will get a 14.5% pay raise next year under a compromise defense bill expected to pass Congress this month.

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