O-7 (Brigadier General) Pay with 2 Years of Service — 2026

Monthly Base Pay
$12,622.50
Annual Base Pay
$151,470.00
Total w/ BAH + BAS
$16,402
avg location, w/ dep

An O-7 (Brigadier General) with 2 years of service earns $12,622.50 per month in base pay in 2026, which is $151,470.00 per year. Base pay is the taxable portion of military compensation and does not include housing or food allowances.

When you add the national average BAH of $3,451/mo (with dependents) and BAS of $328.48/mo, total monthly compensation comes to approximately $16,402. BAH and BAS are tax-free, making the effective compensation even higher than it appears.

Monthly Compensation Breakdown

ComponentWith DependentsWithout Dependents
Base Pay$12,622.50$12,622.50
BAH (national avg)$3,451$2,887
BAS$328.48$328.48
Total$16,402$15,838

BAH varies by location. Use the BAH Calculator for your exact rate.

O-7 Pay Progression by Years of Service

See how O-7 base pay changes as you gain more time in service:

Years of ServiceMonthly Base PayAnnual
0 years$12,061.20$144,734.40
2 years ← you$12,622.50$151,470.00
3 years$12,880.50$154,566.00
6 years$13,076.40$156,916.80
8 years$13,536.90$162,442.80
10 years$13,967.10$167,605.20
14 years$14,988.60$179,863.20
18 years$15,593.10$187,117.20
20 years$15,593.10$187,117.20

How O-7 Compares to Other Ranks at 2 Years

RankBase Pay (2 YOS)Difference
O-6$9,613.80-$3,008.70
O-7$12,622.50
O-8$15,019.50+$2,397.00

More O-7 Pay Information

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an O-7 make with 2 years of service?

An O-7 (Brigadier General) with 2 years of service earns $12,622.50/month in base pay ($151,470.00/year). With BAH and BAS, total compensation averages $16,402/month with dependents.

What is O-7 base pay at 2 years?

2026 O-7 base pay at 2 years of service is $12,622.50/month. This is the taxable portion of military pay.

Is military pay taxable?

Base pay is subject to federal income tax. BAH and BAS are tax-free. For an O-7, this means $3,779.48/month in allowances is untaxed, significantly reducing your effective tax rate.