61204_1960-1964

1960

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY
1958 actual

Grades and ranges:

Special positions at rates equal to of in
excess of $17,500:
Secretary of the Army
Under secretary of the Army
Assistant secretary of the Army
General counsel
GS-18. $17,500:
Deputy assistant secretary of the
Army
Deputy director, National Security
Agency
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
Chief, office of fiscal policy and management
Deputy director financial operationsDeputy comptroller of the Army
Deputy general counsel
Director, office of analysis and review.
Dlreetor, office, civilian personnel
Director of personnel
Director of planning
Director of security
Executive director, physical science
administrator
General engineer
Principal consultant to chief signal
officer
Research analyst
Scientific adviser, chief of research
and development and director,
science resea rch program
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Assistant to the assistant secretary of
the Army for procurement
Assistant chief for planning
Assistant to the director of research
and development
..
Assistant general counsel..
Attorney-adviser
Chief, office of budget and funding. _ _
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief psychologist
Communication specialist
Deputy chief. Army audit agency
Deputy commander for operations
materiel command
Deputy director, office chief of personnel
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review (materiel and materials)
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review (facilities)
Director of training.
Engineer
_..
General counsel
Legal adviser to comptroller
Military intelligence research specialist
Ordnance comptroller
Planning analyst.
Research adviser
Research analyst
Senior executive
Small business adviser to deputy
chief of staff for logistics
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Army for supply management.
Special assistant for civil functions
Special assistant for industrial and
transportation facilities programs.__
Special assistant for personnel security
Special assistant to chief of ordnance.Special assistant to chief field service
division, ordnance
Special assistant (plans) to deputy
chief of staff, logistics
-.
Supervisory budget analyst
Supervisory general engineer
Technical consultant
--Technical director of real estate
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect..
Associate technical director
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
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NUtti- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $22,000
1 20,000
4 80,000
1 19,000

1 $22,000
1 20,000
4 80,000
1 19^ 000

1 $22,000
1 20,000
4 80,000
1 19,000

4

4

4

70,056

64,000
14,405

1

17,514

1

17,514

1

16,099

1

16,099

13,975
14,190

1
1
1
1

16,349
16,349
15,392
15,621

1
1
1
1

16,349
16,349
15,621
15,870

14,190

1

15,392

1

15,392

12,900
12,900

1
1

14,435
14,206

1
1

14,435
14,435

15,163
14,435
14,435
14,914
14,435
14,190
14,685
14,685

15,163
14,435
14,435
14,914
14,435
14,190
14,685
14,685

1

14,206

14,206

1

14,206

1

14,206

1

14,435

1

14,435

3
1

14,914
14,914
15,163
443,076
376
14,206

3
1
1
1
1
1
10
1

14,914
14,914
15,163
43,076
14,206
15,163
14,914
14,685
14,435
147,660
14,206
14,206

13, 760
12,900
12,900
13,330
13,115
12,900
13,330
13,330

1

15,621
15,392
16,349
15,621
16,099
15,621
15,870
15, 870
15,870

15,621
15,392
16,099
15,621
16,099
15,621
15,621
15,621
15,621

13,975
13,975
14,620
13,975
14,405
14,190
14,190
14,190
14,190
14,835
14,835

70,056

12,900
13,330
12,900
13, 760
26, 230

1 13,760
1 13,545
1 13,330
1 12,900
10 131,365

1 15,163
1 14,914
1 14,685
1 14,435
10 145,260
1 14,206
1

14,206

1

13,330

1

14,914

1

14,914

1

13,330

1

14,685

1

14,685

1

13,330

1

14,685

1

14,685

1

13,115

13,760
13,760
26,230

14,435
14,206
14,206
14,206
15,163
15,163
28,870
14,206

1
1
1

1
1
2

1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1

14,435
14,206
14,206
14,206
15,163
15,163
28.870
14, 206

9
4
61
1
1
4
4
14
28

110,700
48,600
743,040
12,690
12,690
49,680
48,330
167,940
333,720

10
5
63
1
1
4
4
14
26

134,390
66,595
844,497
13,978
13,978
54,716
53,096
185,506
343,654

10
5
63
1
1
4
4
14
26

135,890
67,495
853,497
13,978
13,978
55,916
53,696
187,756
347,854

1

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Biochemist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Communication officer
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Cryptographer...
Deputy comptroller.
Deputy regional director
Economist
Educational officer..
Electronic scientist..
_.
Engineer
Equipment technician.
General counsel..
Historian
Information and editorial specialist...
Information officer.
_
Industrial specialist
_
_.
Inspector
Labor relations officer
Librarian
Maintenance specialistManagement officer.
__.
Mathematician
Medical officer
Military intelligence research analyst.
Personnel assistant
Personnel director
Personnel officer.__
Personnel representative
_
Personnel research technician
Physical science officer
Physicist..Planning officer
Policy and regulations specialist
Printing and publication officer
Procurement and supply supervisor..
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist
Publications officer.
Realty officer._.
Research analyst.
Research director.
Safety director
_
Scientist
_
Security officer
_
Staff assistantStatistician..
Storage officer
Supply requirements and distribution officer
Supply storage and distribution
officer
Traffic manager
Training officer...
Transportation officer__
Trial examiner
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
_
Administrative officer.
Architect
Archivist
Attorney
Attorney-adviser. __
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer. _
Business analyst
Cartographer
Cataloger
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst
Communication officer
_
_.
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Cryptographer
Deputy cornptroller
._.
Deputy regional director
Digital computer system officer
Digital computer programer
Electronic data processing systems
analyst
Economist
Educational officer.,.

Num- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $12,690
9 106,920
2 23,760
5 60,130
11 129,600
7 83,970
7 84,240

$13, 978
117,411
26,166
66,595
130,190
106,432
93,053
26,166
12, 771
106,132
53, 816
160, 648
159, 639

13, 686
26, 710
12, 771
372, 632
26,768
182,027
531,140
13,083
66, 595
301,717
13.083
27,601
164,457
13,978
39, 249
27,372
13.374
13,978
95, 753
67.495
145, 669
13,378
13, 686
13,083
46 604,034
2 26,166
84,354
51,116
13,686
80,274
55,736
25,542

1 $13,978
9 119, 211
2 26, 748
5 67, 795
10 131, 990
8 107, 632
7 94, 253
2 26, 457
1 12, 771
8 107, 032
4 54,416
12 161, 848
11 161, 700
93
1,291, 347
1 13,
13 83
083
1 13, 978
1 14, 456
3 41, 637
2 27, 352
7 93, 353
1 13, 686
1 13. 686
2 27, 060
1 13,083
28 377,132
2 27,060
12 168,048
48 615,000
1 13,374
5 67, 795
22 292.838
1 13,083
2 27,956
13 166, 257
1 13,978
3 40,122
2 27,372
1 13, 686
1 13,978
7 97,193
5 68.395
11 147,169
1 13,378
1 13, 686
1 13,374
60 787, 740
2 26,166
6 84, 354
5 64,495
1 13, 686
81,174
55, 736
26,166

14 165,240

15 195,585

16 211,364

12,150
34,830
71, 280
83,160
86,290

13, 686
38.337
79, 974
92,153
96, 233

13, 686
38, 937
80, 274
93,053
96,833

43 459,025
5 53,320
102
1,096, 510
5 56,975
1 10,905
20 210,915
50 535,750
87 927,725
1 10, 535
1 10, 750
10 105,135
1 10, 320
18 189,200
85, 355
10 108,145
2 21,500
1 11,395
5 56,115
12 124,485
12 129,000
1 11,395
28 298,420

43 507,089
8 94,504
97
1,151, 526
" 62,815
12,085
198,451
582,197
950,163
12, 563
12,085
104,187
11, 606
219, 737
82, 421
119, 390
23, 691
12. 563
50,252
149,399
143,31fi
12, 563
28 330,884
92, 584
120,110
23,441
22, 714
11,357

43 512,129
8 95,464
95
1,140,280
5 62,815
1 12,334
17 200,851
50 600,280
84 982,812
1 12,563
1 12,085
9 105,627
1 11,606
22,
19 222,377
7 83,621
107,307
24,170
12,563
50,252
150,599
144,756
12,563
30 357,690
8 93,544
10
121, 790
23,691
34,071
22,714
4 45,428
3 37,929
19 224,537

8 95,580
4 49,140
11 132,460
9 109,620
85
1,070, 690
11, 610
12, 690
13,120
24, 570
24,300
83,160
12,150
12,150
24, 030
11, 610
28 337,770
2 24,300
13 161,730
33 398,790
5
21
1
2
12
1
3
2
1
1
7
5
9
1
1
1
35

60, 210
249, 750
11,610
25,110
151,470
12,690
35,370
24,300
12,150
12,420
86,670
60,480
108,810
11,880
12,150
11,880
415,800

6
4
1
6
4
2

76,355
46,440
12,150
72,090
50,490
23,220

10 109,435
1 10,750
1 10,320

1,259, 069
" 13,083
13, 978
14, 456
41,037
26, 768
92,153

2

3 34,400
17 180,600

22,714

3 37.929
19 222,377

1960

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY—Continued
1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
S-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Electronic mechanic_
Electronic scientist.
___
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
_

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

3 $35,074
3 $31,605
6 72,978
4 44.505
2 22,963
2 20,640
324
310
4,036,497
3, 513,205
Equipment technician
11 131,233
10 108,360
Executive secretary
_
1 10, 750
1 12,085
Field representative _
7 75,035
7 82,421
Food technologist
1 10,320
1 11,357
General counsel
1 11,395
1 12,563
Geographer.
1 10, 750
1 12,083
Historian
4 43,645
4 48,332
Information and editorial specialist-..
1 10,320
1 11,606
Information officer
3 33,325
3 36, 729
Industrial specialist
14 150,930
14 167,003
Inspector
16 173,290
16 192,368
1 10,320
1 11,606
Instrument specialist
2 22,360
2 24,897
Labor relations officer
1 10,965
1 12,085
Librarian
1 10,320
1 11, 606
Linguist
1 11,395
1 12,563
Lithographer
1 10,320
1 11,606
Logistics specialist
3 31,390
3 34,809
M aintenance specialist
61 714, 563
Management officer
702,190
5 59, 215
Manpower analyst
53,535
111, 627
Mathematician
_.
101,265
Medical officer
4 49, 772
4 43,645
Meteorologist
4 45, 932
4 41,710
Military intelligence research analyst.
85
65
1,009,800
700,455
Military operations specialist
2 22 963
20,640
Military personnel officer
45^932
41,710
Mobilization and planning officer
24,419
22,145
M otion picture director
11,357
10,320
Movements control officer
11,606
10,320
Organization and methods examiner. _
59,215
95,460
Personnel assistant
69,858
21,285
Personnel director
70,338
63,435
Personnel officer
528,375
48 508,905
Personnel representative
92,824
8 83,635
Personnel research technician
12,085
10,965
Physical science officer
85,541
77,615
Physicist
113,067
56,115
Physiologist
11,835
10,535
117,950
Planning officer
^
137,385
23,441
21,285
Policy and regulations specialist
11,357
10,320
Position classifier
11,606
10,535
Printing and publication officer
22,714
20,640
Processing and packing technician. __
23, 212
20,855
Procurement and supply supervisor. _
120,
590
109,005
Procurement officer
140,593
12 138,470
Production specialist
578,064
52
568,030
Program progress analyst
11,357
Property and supply officer
11,606
Property disposal officer
10, 535
22,714
Psychologist
20,640
12,334
Publications officer
10,965
11,835
Publications writer
10, 535
117,635
Realty officer
_
96,750
728,829
Research analyst
450,640
23,441
Research psychologist
10,965
74.418
Safety director
67,372
57,535
52,155
Salary and wage analyst
12, 563
Scientifi c administrator
11, 395
11,606
10,320
Scientist
92, 584
83,420
Security officer
11, 610
12,813
Social psychologist
22,145
24.419
Staff assistant
121,905
109,467
Statistician
32, 250
35,529
Storage officer
10,320
22,963
Superintendent
Supply requirements and distribu64 767,447
66 714,230
tion officer
Supply storage and distribution
9 105,387
9 95,245
officer
Tabulating equipment and electrical
1 12,085
10,965
accounting machine technician
2 24,170
21,930
Technologist
1 12,563
11,395
Toxicologist
4 46,172
41,925
Traffic manager
11
126,913
114,380
Training officer
8 94,024
74,175
Transportation officer
6
70,338
63,640
Trial examiner
1 11,357
10,320
Visual aids specialist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
91 936,784
89 831,500
Accountant
16 164,224
12 110,675
Administrative assistant
197
196
Administrative officer
2,021,828
1,818,841
Agriculturist
1
10,629
9,420
Agronomist
2 19,915
2 21,965
Airplane pilot
4 39,616
4 35,960
Appraiser
7 73,648
7 66,155
Architect.
12 132,288
12 119,060
Archivist
1 10,629
9,635
1
26 270,464
Attorney
30 283,030
93 976,272
Attorney-adviser,
98 931,545
198
Auditor
216
2,026,752
2,008,705
Bacteriologist..
1 10.629
1
9,420
Biochemist
I 10,858
1
9,635
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1 $12,085
6 73,938
2 23,212
331
4,127, 873
11 132,673
1 12,085
7 84,101
1 11,606
1 12,563
48, 812
11,606
156,359
194,288
11, 606
25,126
12,334
11, 835
12,563
11,606
35,289
722, 963
60,175
111, 627
50,012
46, 652
1,167,109
1 11,606
4 46,652
2 24,897
1 11,606
5 59,935
6 70,958
6 71,058
45 533,895
12,334
9
1
12
2
1
1
2
2
10
11

113,067
11,835
141,876
23,920
11,606
11,835
22,963
23,212
122,030
141,073
584,064
11,357
11,835
23, 212
12,334
11,835
120,110
983, 855
23,670
74,658
58,735
12, 563
11,606
93, 784
12,813
24,897
110,907
36, 249
23,212

61 738,403
9 106,347
1 12,334
2 24,668
1 12,563
4 46,892
11 128,593
94,984
71,058
11,606
89 929,936
16 165,664
194
2,011,476
1 10,858
2 22,214
4 41, 536
7 74,128
12 132, 768
1 10,858
26 273,104
92 976,928
203
2,068,112
1 10,858
1 10,858

1959 estimate

L960 estimate

Num- Totai Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

ber salary

1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Biologist...
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer
Cataloger
Chemist
Commissary officer
Commodity industry analyst
Communication officer
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
.__
Criminal investigator
__..
Cryptographer
Deputy comptroller
Designer, tools, dies, and gages
Dietitian
Digital computer system officer
Digital computer programer
_.
Electronic data processing systems
analyst
Economist...
Editor
Educational officer.
Electronic mechanic
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
Engineering aide
Entomologist
._Equipment technician
Exhibit construction specialist
Financial analyst
Fire prevention officer
Fiscal officer
Food technologist
Forester
General counsel
Geographer
Geophysicist.
Historian.
Hygienist
Information and editorial specialist
information and education specialist._
Information officer
Illustrator
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Investigator
Labor relations officer
Legal administrator
Liaison officer
Librarian
Linguist...
Lithographer
Logistics specialist
Maintenance program planner
M aintenance specialist
Management officer
Manpower analyst
Marine superintendent__
Marine surveyor
Mathematician
Medical histologist
Medical officer
_______
Mess officer
„_____.
Meteorologist
Military analyst
Military intelligence research analyst
Military personnel officer
Mobilization and planning officer
Motion picture director
Motion picture specialist
Movements control officer
Munitions plant superintendent
Occupational analyst
_
Organization and equipment specialist
Organization and methods examinerPatent examiner
Personnel assistant
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Personnel representative
Personnel requirements analyst
Personnel research technician
___
Physical science officer
Physicist
Placement officer
Planning officer
Policy and regulations specialist
Position classifier
Price analyst
Principal
Printing and publication officer
Processing and packing technician...
Procurement and supply supervisor.
Procurement officer
Production specialist
_Program progress analyst
Property and supply officer
Property disposal officer
Psychologist
„„-,
,..„.„.._

33 $309, 785
3 28,260
37 340,370
15 141,515
28 261,520
10 93,770
3 30,135
1
8,990
4 37,250
34 310,820
20 184,745
3 26, 970
83 773,045
1
9,420
14 132,740
1
9,420
1
9,635
1
2 18,195
27,400
39, 615
9,635
1
47 443,165
8, 990
1
26 242, 340
14 123,674
730
7,252,961
2
40
1
6
3
2
3
1
2
1
1
17
1
6
1
4
1
34
40

19,270
373,360
9,635
54, 800
28, 905
17,980
29,120
9,635
19, 485
8,990
9,635
160,140
8,990
57,165
8,990
38,755
9,205
318,170
375,295
9,205
62,930
18,195
18,625
46,885
9,635
9,850
27,615
5 45,380
2 17,980
140
1,299,875
13 118,590
1
8,990
1
8,990
26 257,390
4 39,185
42 420,150
9,635
1
4 36,390
5 49,035
164
1, 522,090
3 28,260
9 85,425
9,420
10,065
9,635
10,065
3
48
10
20
5
85
8

5
48
47
79
13
2
5

26,970
444,566
100,650
184,530
48,175
786,165
72,995
93,125
27, 615
58, 670
50, 325
8,990
180, 485
8,990
128, 225
47r530
19,055
28, 475
55,015
47,745
452,374
440,805
743,710
118,375
18,840
45,165

1 $9,901
29 299,658
3 31,392
346,096
156, 720
240, 412
103, 840
43, 216
9,901
41,056
406.748
214, 224
32,192
857,312
10, 379
60, 384
166,144
10, 379
10, 629
61,104
49, 760

Total
$9,901
303,256
31,872
339, 552
158,400
231. 328
104, 800
43, 216
10,150
41, 776
471,636
246,456
32, 912
875,616
10, 629
61,104
168.064
10, 629
10,858
122,448
89,856

44
24
1
6
16
1
1
12
9

59,904

100,000
44,416
10,858
522,320
10,150
334,208
123,888

4 43,696

1 10, 629
49 508,816
1 10,150
31 320,944
12 122,688
729
8,021,156
5 52,640
2 21,486
42 432,768

8,188, 746
5 53,360
2 21,736
38 396,752

59,904
21, 765
19,802
32,112
10,629
21, 765
10,150
11,107
198, 736
9,901
62,784
9,901
53,360
10,150
342,697
406,176
10,379
69,307
20,051
20, 529
61,824
10,629
10,858
20,300
50,495
30, 672

60,624
21,765
20,300
32, 592
10,858
21, 765
10,379
11,107
190,992
10,150
63,744
10,150
54,320
10,379
356,921
410,976
10,379
49, 505
20, 529
21,008
62,784
10,858
11,107
20, 758
50,495
30, 672

1
1
2
5
3
137

39
1
5
2
2
6
1
1
2
5
3
137
1,417,328
' 13i; 632 13 133,312
9,901
1 10,150
9,901
1 10,150
292,848
28 302,752
65, 424
6 65,664
462, 768
42 463,008
10, 629
1 10,858
40, 336
4 41,056
54,080
4 43,696

13
1
1
27
6
42
1
4
5
213
2,182, 582
3 31,152
94,176
10,379
9,901
11,107
10,629
11,107
1
44
10
27
5
78
8
10
3
7
4
1
18
1
14
5
2
2
6
5
44
47
66
9
3
8

18

9,901
435,721
111, 040
275, 088
53,360
801, 732
80, 912
101,440
30, 67!
75, 808
44. 416
9.901
188, 352
10,150
142, 256
52, 880
21, 008
21,008
60,864
52,640
460,396
489,968
673,58'
92,016
31,152
80,192

3

2, 360, 726
31,632
95,856
10,629
10,150
11,336
10,858
11,107

1
42
10
29
5
77
8
10
3
7
4
1
19
1
13
5
2
2
6
5
46
45
65
9
3
9

10,150
441,408
111,040
298, 016
54,080
800,988
81,392
103,120
31,152
76,528
44, 416
10,150
200, 896
10,150
134, 032
53, 360
21,257
21, 486
61, 824
53,840
486,204
474,000
671,120
92,976
31,632
90,816

1960

85

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Publications editor*
Publications omeer_
______..
Publications writer
_______
Public information officer
Radio control specialist
Radio information officer
Real property disposal specialist
Realty officer
Records analyst
Refrigeration adviser
Research analyst
Research psychologist
Safety director..
Salary and wage analyst
Sanitation officer
Security and intelligence officer
Security officer
Shops and service specialist
Shop superintendent
Small business specialist
Social psychologist
Space control officer
Special operations division chief
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Superintendent
p r t d
S l
Supply
requirements
i
and distribution officer
___

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total N u m - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

26 245,565
1
8,990
2 18,840
117
1,066,275
1
9,635
13 117,938
7 64,220
2 19,915
8,990
1
72,350
9,850
75,790
1 10,065
1 10,280
1 10,065
1
3 27, 830
34 330, 600
12 111, 105
5

$52,640
111,824
19,802
10,379
43,216
30,912
9,901
22 214,943
1
9,901
1
9,901
131
1,327,884
2 20,529
14 147, 416
7 71,248
1 11,107
3 30, 672
8 80,192
1 10, 858
8 83,792
1 11,107
1 11,336
1 11,107
9,901
1
3 30, 672
28 299,392
12 122,448
4 41,056

5 $53,120
11 113,744
2 20,300
1 10,379
2 22,443
3 31,392
1
9,901
22 216,308
1 10,150
1 10,150
151
1, 548,424
2 21,008
13 138,712
71, 968
11,107
31,392
81,392
11,107
84,752
11,107
11, 336
11,107
10,150
31, 392
29 312,656
12 123,888
3 31,632

161

151

150
1,616,495
25 261,040

$47,530
101,255
17,980
9,205
40,260
28,045

1,610,319
1, 546, 720
Supply storage and distribution
25 257,680
25 232,275
officer
Tabulating equipment and electrical
32,112
3 31,392
46, 670
accounting machine technician
4 39,856
39, 856
18,195
Teacher
97,056
86,070
9 94, 896
Technologist
13 138,112
13 136,432
13 121,900
Traffic manager
74 754, 736
65 661,040
63 577,158
Training officer
34 366,356
31 320,464
36 328,885
Transportation officer
5 51,680
4 42,496
5 46,455
Transportation requirements analyst.
2 21,008
2 21,486
2 19,055
Visual aids specialist
1 11,107
1 11,107
1 10,065
Technical director of research.
6,661
6, 683
6,639
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
$58,110, 941
$53,484,096
$57,305,048
9,506
9,423
9,500
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230.
71,015,886
64,107, 248
70,062, 580
537
2,443
2,465
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
16, 590,102
15,440,092
16, 249,922
12, 655
12, 669
12, 610
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
78,698, 538
73,275,948
78,033,833
3,052
3,126
!6
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
16, 856,129
16, 880,913
16,932, 653
14,491
14,741
14,868
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
—
78,301, 511
71, 579,345
78,067, 517
S6
7,769
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
_._
_. 7,988
37, 599, 765
35, 778,338
37,986,122
18,659
19,970
18,966
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
85, 602,100
81, 409,388
85, 377, 716
28,445
29,609
28,763
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
113, 797, 523
118, 035,338
109,937,897
31, 454
31,853
32,824
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
118,498,083
122, 293,030
112, 747,015
9,778
9,728
10,181
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
32,533,982
34, 481,162
35, 649, 768
415
406
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,520
;9
1,357,192
1, 522,353
1,450,920
Positions established by Public Law
313:
1 19,000
1 19,000
19,000
Chief scientist, United States Army_.
Chief scientist and deputy chief for
17.500
17,500
17, 500
ordnance research and development.
17, 500
17,500
17, 500
Chief scientist, signal corps
16,500
16, 500
16, 500
Chief technical adviser
19,000
19,000
19,000
Director of research and development.
Deputy director of research and de15, 500
16, 500
1 16,500
velopment
Director for scientific activities and
17,500
17,500
chief scientist, chemical
1 17,500
13,330
Electronic scientist
12,900
2 28,380
2 28,860
Engineer
13,115
1 14,430
1 14,670
Intelligence officer
114,255
28 434,345
28 430,505
Research analyst
Scientific director, Army research
1 16,500
1 16,500
office
Scientific director of polar research....
1 16,500
Technical director, Armed Forces
special weapons project
1 14,500
1 13,000
1 14,500
Technical director, research and development, quartermaster corps
1 14,500
1 17,500
1 17,500
Technical director of research, pathology and basic sciences
1 18,000
1 17,5001 18,000
Technical director, White Sands signal
corps agency...
1 14,500
1 14,000
1 14,500
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 and above:
13 142,306
7 76,252
7 76,252
Chief officer
_
1 12,894
1 12,894
1 12,894
First mate
13 169,278
6 81,173
6 81,653
Master dredger, barger, etc—_
5,151
!87
3,887
Less than $9,890
24,317,688
24,480,803
19,317,501
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 and above:
Wire communication equipment installation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e
1 11,169
1 11,169
1 11,169
worker. _
__
1 10,524
1 10,524
1 10,524
Electrician.-

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1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates—
Num- Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
. Continued
Equivalent to $9,890 and above—Con. ber salary ber salary ber salary
Electronic equipment installation
1 $9,918
1 $9,918
and maintenance worker
Fixed industrial equipment and
9 99,212
9 $97,885
9 97,885
maintenance worker
15 160,035
22 231,296
21 219,127
Foreman
_
General equipment maintenance
5 54,410
5 54,960
5 54,960
worker
Mobile industrial equipment and
75,100
78,415
7 78,415
maintenance operator
33, 575
10,650
1 10,650
Printing and reproduction worker..
65,603
67,413
Superintendent
6 68,016
73,175
73,175
Supervisor
8 73,175
Warehouseman
2 19,910
2 20,800
2 20,800
100,824
98, 637
Equivalent to less than $9,890
_. 103, 521
479,972, 584
479, 408,381
471,302, 355
35,160
35,821
33,988
Local wage rates..
35,715,149
37,718,045
35, 780,940
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses.
Add—
Portion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account.
Net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

299,424
293,792
287, 799
1,265,396, 954 1,321, 992,884 1,304,871.345
11,871
10,501
10,185
64,220,327
59, 624, 553
58,351, 720
70 291,415
33,015,365

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
243,298
239,165
235,208
United States and possessions
1,143,310,180 1,170,086,078 1,155,323, 615
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
9,509
8,655
8,768
54,862, 203
55,752,667
55,765, 050
35,471
34,816
Local rates .
33, 638
35,420, 560
37,420,050
35,430,960
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
3,278,802
3,492,884
3, 529,003
Foreign countries: U. S. rates
15,863
19,200
9,000
Part-time employment:
1,155, 430
United States and possessions
900, 480
901,589
Foreign countries: U. S. rates.__
45,250
29,880
19, 920
529, 658
Intermittent employment
555,556
550,488
Other personal services:
4,345, 537
4, 663,678
Regular pay above 52-week base
9,189, 950
11,988,348
11,927,930
Overtime and holiday pay
9, 668,004
1,881,082
2,043,049
Nightwork differential
2,091, 633
4,500, 638
4,247,609
Living and quarters allowance
4,317,152
389, 767
377, 888
Uniform allowances
376,610
6,000,979
Additional pay for service abroad
7, 559,005
7,280,895
52, 791
Additional pay for Marine duty
49, 941
49, 451
Payments to Korean service corps
1, 403,269
2, 029, 000
2,029, 000
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details..
2,979,756
1, 542, 500
1,498,000
01

Personal services.

1,273,050, 577 1,301,528, 331 1,288, 308,920

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Army":
Direct
— $1,193,685, 667 $1,191, 486, 000 $1,169, 267, 000
79,147, 203
Reimbursable
109,507,000
118,875,000
"Acquisition, construction, and improvement," Coast Guard; Treasury
Department'324, 900
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
Commission
152,470
164, 535
166,920
"Plant acquisition and construction,"
Atomic Energy Commission
33,924
32, 087
"Construction of memorials and cemeteries," American Battle Monuments
Commission
15, 892
4,600
"Refunds, transfers, and expenses of
operations," Bureau of Customs
4,093
6,309
"Plant and facilities," Bureau of Standards
3,371
"Commodity Credit Corporation fund,"
Department of Agriculture
2,805
"Rivers and harbors and flood control,
Army, trust funds".
5,152
2,900

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL
1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
Education specialist
Occupational research analystPsychologist
Scientist

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3 $34,830
$51,396
4 $51,708
25,854
3 36,180
2 26,145
13,083
1 11,610
1 13,083
13,083
1 11,610
1 13,083
12,771
1 12,771

1960

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF NAVAL P E R S O N N E L — C o n t i n u e d
1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer
Education specialist
Engineer
Occupational research analyst
Psychologist
Scientist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Computer systems analyst
Editor
Education specialist
Engineer
_
Facility planning officer
Legal adviser
Librarian
Military personnel administrator
Occupational research analyst
Psychologist
Statistician
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370—
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325—
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065—
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825.-.
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established pursuant to 34 U. S.
C. 1071-1076c:
Rate of $13,500: Academic dean
$8,003 to $13,239: Senior professor and
professor
$6,771 to $9,851: Chief instructor and
associate professor
$5,385 to $8,619: Assistant professor
and assistant chief instructor
$4,615 to $6,155: Instructor
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above: Master mechanic
Less than $9,890

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
5 $52,675
6 $69,615
6 $70,811
5 51,815
5 57,770
5 58,248
1 11,395
1 12,563
1 12,563
3 31,390
8 92,779
8 92,299
1
8,990
2 21,507
2 21,507
1 10,965
2 18,410
2 20, 529
2 20,779
13 120,740
15 154,044
15 155, Oil
2 18,410
2 20. 529
2 20, 779
2 18,195
3 29,952
3 30,679
1 10,629
1
9,420
1 10,629
28 286,268
19 176,830
25 257,871
5 53, 530
5 48,175
5 53,530
1
1
8,990
9,901
1 10,150
2 19,802
2 20,051
1
8,990
1 11,107
1 11,107
1 10,065
4 41,288
4 37,250
5 51,687
11 110,757
13 121,385
11 111,695
4 41, 520
5 47,100
4 41,989
1 10,629
2 18,625
1 10,629
154
143
147
1,144,860
1,356,290
1,307, 525
201
199
8
1,374,810
1, 509,476
1, 444,443
34 217,975
35 246,863
355 250,160
199
203
1866
1,
1,168,425
1
1, 206,693
82 502,169
86 475,550
688 415,726
333
317
264
1, 806,445
1 454,242
1,557,276
250
232
250
1, 279,628
206, 738
1,152, 511
529
577
594
2 459,671
2,475,051
2, 650,125
1,099
1,203
1,140
4 557,964
4,505,275
4, 701,048
1,665
1,416
1,462
407,352
5,700,388
5, 543,066
3T26'
469
380
314,167
,336,954
1,495,615
1
27 80,110
78,561
70,335
23
20 '
« ; •

13,500

1

13,500

1

13,500

140
1,350,720

140
1,543,304

146
1,623,975

134
1,033,650
85 509,785
14 68,810

143
1,255,617
76 516,702
10 56,930

143
1,271,629
72 494,902
7 40,929

1 11,898
1 11,440
2 21,715
308
4032,405,796 311
1,989,
1,986,202
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
3,253
,131
equivalent to less than $9,890.
3,568
15,720,370
15,176,658
16,211,406
,474
9,630
Total permanent.
42,896,739
44,614,457
43,887,273
229
371
82
Deduct lapses
1,046,990
1,990,334
2,792, 544
Add net increase due to changes in pay
1,095,000
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
8,473
8,909
U. S. and possessions
8,245
41,849,749
42
42,409,923
41,993,181
Foreign countries:
39 211,933
38 194,364
U. S. rates
2,267
1
1 2,184
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
68,725
66,237
63,547
Temporary employment
16,820
16,444
25,599
Part-time employment
6,600
6,600
5,236
Int ermittent employment
Other personal services:
322,704
165,278
163,300
Regular pay above 52-week base
542,141
572,684
613,379
Overtime and holiday pay
94,815
93,602
92.279
Nightwork differential
15,635
14,917
14,584
Additional pay for service abroad
28,510
29,747
Uniform allowance
29,510
Additional pay for instructional differ1,848
1,432
ential
1,848
Additional pay for hazardous duty and
12,606
12,942
dirty work
12,630
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
-3,548
leave earned
43,602,849
42,961,177
43,208,226
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Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy:*'
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Laundry service, Naval Academy"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Naval working fund"
"Military construction, N a v y "
"Navy stock fund"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Preparation for sale or salvage of
military property, Navy"
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President
"Defense housing, N a v y "

1959 estimate

1960 estimate

$40,957,837
912,579
417,234

$41,196,000
901.000
431,457

$40,680,000
900,000
436,450

513,015
161,926

669,950
148,000
3,100
5,000
7,342

763,803
148,000
3.100
5,000
7,342

224,000
17,000

17,500

7,951
15,288
3,747

178,686
9,078

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF MARINE CORPS
1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Engineer
Deputy fiscal director
General supply officer
Personnel administratorProcurement officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Analyst
Educational specialist
Engineer
General supply officer
Management analyst Military personnel administrator. _
Personnel administrator
Physical science administrator
Procurement officer
.-_
Production superintendent
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Analyst
Bacteriologist
Budget officer
._
Clothing designer
E ducational specialist
Engineer
..
General transportation officer.
Historian
Information specialist._
Manpower specialist
Military personnel administrator..
Personnel officer
Produ ction so perintendent
School su perintendent
Supply cataloger
Supply officer
Systems administrator
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370..
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880..
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390..
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325..
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065..
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825..
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above: Master mechanic.
Less than $9,890

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,690
11,610
12,690
12,150
11,610
1
1

$13,978
12, 771
13,978
13,374
13,083
13,083
12,771

1 $13,978
13,083
13,978
13,686
13,083
13,083
13,083

2
2
1
1
2
2
2
1

23,691
22,714
11,606
11,357
25,126
22,963
22,963
12,563

23,940
34,071
11, 606
11,357
25,126
22, 963
22,963
12, 563

1
2
1

12,563
23,212
12,813

1
2
1

12,563
23,212
12,813

60,402
10,379
61,608
10,379
30,660
10,858

6

60,651
10,379
71,967
10,379
30,909
10,858

11,610
10,320
10,320

3
1

31,820
10,320

1
1
1
2
1

11,180
10,535
10,320
20, 640
11,610

4
2
4
1
1
1
1
10
1

36,175
17,980
36,390
9,205
9,850
9,635
9,635
97, 640
9,205

11 121,678
1 10,379
1 10,150
1 10,150

3
1

11 121,678
1 10,379
1 10,150
1 10,150

8,990
8,990
8,990
9,901
10,150
44,950
49,754
50,750
9,420
9,901
9,901
9,420
10, 629
10, 629
20, 529
18,195
2 20,529
10,150
8,990
1 10,150
8,990
107 853,420
104 932,128
103 920,906
172
172
173
1,167,020
1,310,423
1,310,973
39 246,750
39 278,424
39 275,574
252
251
245
1, 604, 896
1,447,020
1, 554.070
81 437,535
76 457,880
73 437,090
630
621
600
3,047, 310
3,332,072
3, 211, 347
397
369
371
1,809, 705
1,845,900
1,846,350
840
766
769
3,435,177
3,432,045
3,434,273
1,564
1,453
1,453
5,796,300
5,796,017
5,777,110
1,658
1,650
1,779
6,109,685
6,080,250
6,024,450
198
409
405
1,424, 809
1, 412, 790
1, 548, 625
5 16,000
2 7,176
2 7,176
1 11,294
1 11,294
1 11,294
1,725
1,751
1,678
7,142,299
7,124, 627
7,168,872

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
9,736
9,297
9,214
equivalent to less than $9,890
41,077,853
41,560,465
40,761,637
16,917
17,011
17,836
Total permanent75,157.451
75,302,115
75,109,696
965
1,162
884
Deduct lapses
3,913,070
5,773,165
3,548,665

1960

87

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
_ _ ...

1959 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$1,077,014

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
15,434
15,285
U. S. and possessions
16,147
$70,908, 599
$70,445, 717
69,847,387
Foreign countries:
61 341 130
61 350 090
U S rates
62 338 164
632 503,721 606 448,574
Local rates
~465 227,994
Other personal services:
275,975
548.034
Regular pay above 52-week base
270,821
749,295
734,234
Overtime and holiday pay
864,777
105,076
110,996
Nightwork differential
111,039
26,166
16,448
Additional pay for service abroad
28,274
31,017
32,167
Uniform allowance
29,576
72,940,979
01
Personal services
72,686,260
71, 718,032
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
_ __
Reimbursable obligations
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy"
- "Defense housing, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Naval working fund"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Preparation for sale or salvage of military property, Navy"
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President
"Acquisition, rehabilitation, and rental
of Wherry Act housing, Department
of Defense"

$64, 640,370
2,391, 735

$64,738,786
3,368,145

$64,379,732
3,449,872

125,150
362,895
3,400
131,394
3, 571, 558

134,696
393, 558
3,400
66,000
3, 561,738

157, 54?
399,519
3,400
66,00C
3, 573,070

474, 533
16,997

17, 538
657,118

657,118

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,375:
4 $67,013
Chief scientist
4 $67,013
4 $64,000
1 16,016
1 16,016
Director, evaluation division
1 15,000
1 16,016
1 15,000
1 16.016
Director, research division
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
1 16,349
1 14,835
1 16,349
Engineer
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
1 14, 206
14,206
Attorney
1 14,206
14,206
Contract specialist
4 60,652
60,652
4 55,040
Engineer
1 15,163
15,163
1 13,760
Research liaison officer
1 15,163
15,163
1 13,760
Technical assistant
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 13,374
1 11,880
1 13,686
Accountant
2 27,601
2 27,913
2 23,760
Administrative officer
8 111, 824
8 111, 824
8 101,520
Aeronautical research administrator..
1 13,978
1 14,227
1 12,690
Assistant fiscal director
1 13,978
1 14,227
1 12,690
Attorney
3 39,228
3 40,143
3 35,370
Contract specialist
6 83,868
6 83,868
6 76,140
Electronic scientist
65 908,110
65 911,596
67 836,940
Engineer
...
1 13,083
Industrial specialist
11, 610
13,083
1 13, 083
11, 610
13, 374
Legislative liaison officer
1 13,978
12, 690
14,227
Logistics programs officer
1 13,083
11,880
13,374
Management planning officer
1 13,978
12, 690
13,978
Mathematician
1 13,978
12, 690
13,978
Naval intelligence analyst
3 41,934
3 41,934
3 38,070
Physical science administrator
3 41,934
3 42,183
3 38,070
Physicist
1 13,083
13,374
11, 880
Production specialist
12, 690
Program officer
1 12,771
11, 610
1 13,083
Psychologist
11,610
1 13,083
Safety program specialist
1 13,083
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
1 12,334
12,085
1 10,750
Accountant
5 59,445
59,216
5 52,460
Administrative officer
7 87,941
87, 941
7 79,765
Aeronautical research administrator..
1 12,334
12,085
1 10,750
Aircraft maintenance specialist,
23,442
2 23,940
2 21,285
Aircraft plans officer
93, 516
8 94,610
8 83,745
Attorney
11,606
1 11,606
1 10,320
Budget officer
37,689
3 37,689
3 34,185
Chemist
4 47,132
4 42,570
Contract specialist..
4
14 159,530
14 175,882
Electronic scientist
14 175, i
190
203
Engineer
190
"2,325,905
2,293,405
2,325,948
"" 11,835
1 10,535
Financial control officer
1 12,085
24,877
2 22,575
Industrial specialist
2 25,127
23,212
2 20,855
Inspector
2 23,441
36,733
3 33,325
Management analyst
3 37,211
12, 563
11,395
Metallurgist
1 12,563
22,963
2 20,855
Meteorologist..
_
2 23,212
11,835
1 10,750
Motion picture producer
1 12,085
35, 048
3 31,605
Naval intelligence analyst
3 35,526
11, 606
11,606
Patent adviser
1 10,320
1 11606
81,453
82,449
Personnel officer
7 73,315
1 10,965
Physical science administrator^.

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1960 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Physicist
...
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program officer
_.
Progress reporting officer
Psychologist
Publications officer
Statistician
_
_
Technologist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Assistant inspector general
Attorney.
Automotive transportation specialist.
Budget officer
Chemist.
Computer systems analyst
Construction and maintenance superintendent
Contract specialist
Digital computer system specialist—.
Educational specialist
Electronic scientist—_
_
Electronic technician
_.
Employee relations officer
Engineer.
_
_
Engineering technician
Equipment specialist
Finance officer
Financial control officer
Industrial specialist
Information officer
Inspector
Maintenance program officer. _.
Management analyst
Management planning officer...
Mathematician
Metallurgist...
Meteorologist
Motion picture producer
Naval intelligence analyst
Office services manager
Patent adviser
Personnel officer
Physical science administratorPhysicist
Physiologist
Placement officer
Position classifier
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program officer
Progress reporting officer
_.
Psychologist
Publications officer
Real property officer
Scientific staff assistant....
Security specialist
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885—
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370—
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825—
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense (5 U. S. C. 171p):
Technical director
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Master mechanic
Foreman mechanic
Less than $9,890
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Chief quarterman, laborer, helper,
and mechanic service
Quarterman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service.
Equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$45,580
20.640
323,035
10,320
10,320
30,960
10.320
10,320
22, 790

4 $50,252
2 23,212
28
1 11, 606
1 11,357
3 34,071
1 11,357

3 27,185
13 120,720
4 40,260
2 17,980
6 54,370
1
9,205
5 45,810
6 60,390
2 17,980

3 30,679
12 123,176
4 44,428
1
9,901
5 50,461
1 10, 379
5 50, 959
66, 642
20, 051

30,908
123, 923
44,428
10,150
51,208
10, 379
51, 916
66, 642
20, 529

1 10,280
27 250, 555
8,990
1
7 68,305
36 362,340
2 17,980
9,205
1
515
5,162,620
fi
8,990
1
3 27,400
9,420
1
9,205
1
7 65, 725
8,990
1
21 202,905

1 11, 586
27
1
9,901
7 75, 795
34 377, 638
2 20, 051
1 10,150
5,427,732
" 10,150
30,680
10, 629
10,379
72,925
9,901
198, 244
9,901
30, 431
20,051
88,856
11,107
20,051
31,138
60,153
9,901
54, 558
65, 436
11,107
11 122,406
6 62,295
10,150
9,901
61,339
41 422,855
92, 516

1 11,586
27 285,504
1 10,150
7 76,273
34 377,638
2 20,529
1 10,379
489
I 390,084
5,
1 10,379
3 31,387
1 10,858
1 10, 629
7 73, 403
1 10,150
19 200,467
1
9,901
31,158
20,529
89,085
11,336
20,300
31,387
60,900
10,150
54, 787
65, 894
11,107
122, 406
63,023
10,379
10,150
61, 837
429,331
92, 974

31,158
9,901
10,379
11,107
10,858
53,372
21,736
86,902
31,865

31,407
10,150
10, 379
11,107
10.858
53,372
21,965
86,902
32,365

2
2
3
6
1
5
6
1
11
6
1
1
7
44
10
1
3
1
1
1
1
5
2

27,400
27,185
86,285
19,055
17,980
27,830
53,940
8,990
50,325
59, 715
10.065
109, 855
55, 875
9,205
8,990
64,005
398, 295
91,190
9,205
28,045
8,990
9,205
10, 065
8,990
45,810
19, 700
89,510
28,905

1,451
11,952,915
1,857
12,967,000
346
2,234,115
2,270
13,376,175
839
4,596,965
2,028
10,122,625
1,137
5,174, 945
2,866
11, 909,910
5,562
20,762,250
6,619
22,606,600
1,567
4,910,800
110 315,605
15,000
49 541,403
5 50,275
126
1,126,440

1

11,319

6 60,012
.63,010
298,842,971

2

25,126

3
1,399
12,961,041
1,783
13,993,055
331
2,290,032
2,175
14,245,458
801
4,896,583
1,944
10,842,136
1,083
5, 594, 436
2,745
12,856,131
5,331
22,085,313
6,340
24,223,748
1,498
5,307, 527
106 343,890
1

15,000

47 549,101
5 53,165
124
1,181,968

1

11,877

$50,252
23,212
340, 450
11,835
11, 606
34, 818
11, 606
2

25,126

3
1,335
12, 361,912
1,703
13,360,020
308
2,130,987
2,073
13, 574,442
760
4,648,082
1,852
10,321,690
1,044
5,394,867
2,673
12, 521,995
5,171
21,437,346
6,141
23,486,087
1,474
5, 227, 273
103 334,974
1

15,000

46 542,376
5 53,665
121
1,165,472

1

11,877

6 62,422
6 63,024
989
55,264
297,020,507
288,003,414

91,101
83,900
81,272
434,617,775
442,271,087
428,401,108

1960

88

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR i960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY—Continued

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS O F BUREAU O F AERONAUTICS—continued
1958 actual

1959 estimate

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

7,421
2,719
2,151
$28,021,104
$14,098,723
$10,926, 872
5,750,399

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
79, 734
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
Local rates

403,477, 663

344
393
393
2,096,000
2,297, 076
2,358,000
3, 589
3,553
3, 429
6, 542,000
6, 572, 331
6, 646,000

Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment-.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base. _ _. _
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Uniform allowances
__ _.
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
leave earned
_ _
01

Personal services

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligation s
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy" _ _ _ _
. . .
"Navy industrial fund"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Preparation for sale or salvage of military property, Navy"
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Military construction, N a v y " .
"Shipbuilding and conversion, N a v y " . .
"Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, Navy"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
" N a v y stock fund"
" M u t u a l security," funds appropriated
to the President

77,359
75,188
419,168,364
408,836,236

5

58,814

3

1, 591,688
4, 644,983
749,071
855,091
116, 288

45,000

3

1,646, 828
6,228,062
733, 800
791, 700
102,000

42,000

3,208,428
4,600,962
720,000
776,000
107,000

149, 765
-29,450
420, 512, 770

437,690,304

426, 928,626

$333, 773, 718
916, 209

$341, 617, 637
1,457, 863

$328, 430, 570
1,655,994

18,146, 610
13, 400, 506

19, 046, 000
14, 573,284

20, 223,000
14,658, 062

50,161,175

57, 937, 000

59, 055, 000

1,684,008
126, 867
366, 210
711,928

102,000
775, 000
707,000

73,000
778,000
709,000

59,256
163,652
653, 049
220, 916

62,000
434,000
642,000
203,000

62,000
435,000
645,000
204,000

128, 666

133,520

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF SHIPS

Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Physicist (nuclear power).
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Naval architect
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer..
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Physical science administrator.
Physicist
Psychologist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist

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1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary

1 $14,835

1 $16,349

1

$16,349

2
6
1

2
6
1

2
6
1

30,326
90,978
15,163

27, 520
82, 560
13,760

1
12,690
1
11,610
1
12,150
1
11,610
2
24,300
7
88,830
21 266,490
1
11,880
1
11,880
1
11,610
38,070
3
1
12,690
1
12.690
20 253,800
76,140
6
13 164,970
1
12,690
8
6
7
5
3
6
4

86, 785
64,500
73,960
53,320
31,175
68,370
42,140

30,326
90,978
15,163

1
13,978
1
13,083
1
13,374
1
13,083
2
26,769
7
97,846
23 321, 222
13,374
1
1
13,083
1
13,083
3
41,934
1
13,978
1
13, 978
20 279, 560
6
83,868
13 181, 714
1 13,978

8
6
7
5
3
6
4

94,972
71,802
81,909
58,488
34, 569
75,378
47,631

1
13,978
13,083
1
13,374
1
13,083
1
27,060
2
97,846
7
23 321,846
13,374
1
13,374
1
13,083
1
41, 934
3
13, 978
1
13, 978
1
20 279, 560
83,868
6
13 181,714
13,978
1
8
6
7
5
3
6
4

95,440

72,260
82,367
58,717
35, 276
75,378
47,860

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Electronic scientist
Engineer
E quipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Oceanographer
Personnel adviser
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Physiologist
Production specialist_
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Bacteriologist
Biologist
Budget officer
Business specialist
Budget specialist
Chemist
Commodity industrial analyst
Contract specialist
Data processing officer
Digital computer systems specialistElectronic scientist
Engineer

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber
salary
ber salary
22 $250,690
155
1,766,225
11,395
10,535
11,395
11,395
56,975
66,975
612, 776
22, 790
10,320
124,905
125,345
37 421,616
31,820
54,396
38,110
10,760

22 $276, 386
155
1,944,394
12085
1" 12,085
1 11,835
1 12,563
1 12,663
5 62,815
5 62,816
45 565,335
2 25,126
1 11,357
12 137,609

11 m, 193
37 464,831
3 35,027
6 60,903
2 24, 877
1 12,085

170,420
18 187,864
11 114, 942
11 104,050
7
71,988
65,
725
7
1
10, 379
1 9,420
1
10,379
9,420
1
3
31,407
3 28,045
1
10, 629
9,420
1
9
89,358
9 81,125
13
144,391
130,
845
13
4
41, 766
4 37, 895
18 187,160
19 177,045
1
10,150
8,990
1
5
50, 233
5 45, 595
80 805,200
85 944,095
542
547
5, 506, 845
6,012,329
Equipment specialist
3 27,185
3
30, 659
Fiscal officer
1
8,990
1
10,150
General finance officer
1
8,990
1
9,901
Industrial hygienist
2 18,195
2
20,051
Industrial relations officer
5 48,605
5
54,080
Industrial specialist
18 189, 052
19 181, 485
Information officer
8,990
1
9,901
1
Librarian
9,850
1
1
11,107
Management analyst
10 106, 495
12 116,265
Mathematician
14 140, 910
15 165,648
Medical officer
7 70, 455
77,749
7
Metallurgist
11 110, 715
11 122,177
Naval architect
118
118
1 302,242
1,187, 670
Oceanographer
3 30,195
3
33, 321
Patent adviser
1
1
10,150
Personnel officer
7 63, 435
7
71, 241
Physical science administrator
7
77, 978
7 70, 670
Physicist
72 800,183
72 724, 895
Production control specialist—_
_
32 198,250
32 321,921
Produ ction specialist
5 47,100
5
52,415
Program manager
1
11,107
1 10, 065
Psychologist
5
49, 505
5 44,950
Publications officer
___
2 18, 625
2
20, 530
9,205
Publications supervisor
1
10,150
9,205
Real property officer
1
10, 379
10,065
Scientific staff assistant
1
11,107
9,205
Security officer
1
10, 379
8,990
Shipbuilding inspector
1
10,150
8,990
Statistical officer
1
9,901
9 88,435
Statistician
8
87,380
1
9,850
Supply catalog supervisor
1
10,858
Supply officer
4 38,110
4
42, 494
Technologist
5 49,250
5
54,329
Training officer
10 96,780
10 107,104
2,242
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
2,240
18,764,610
20 588, 906
3,264
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
3,192
23,851,265
25,763,168
179
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405.
_
181
1 272,284
1,142,755
3,342
3,320
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
19,747,695
21 562,003
471
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
476
2,626,395
2,920,108
3,173
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
3,099
15,859,430
16,538,711
1,193
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
1,204
5,437,680
5,869,805
3,016
2,978
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
12,540,625
13,473,095
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
4,562
4,537
15,834,230
17,986,072
4,932
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
4,911
18, 237, 892
16,078,320
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825.._
2,199
2,199
7, 542,271
6,995,070
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
• 605,990 186 607, 288
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense (5 U. S. C. 171p):
Engineer
16, 500
14,500
Naval architect...
17,500
15,500
Physicist
16, 500
14,500
Scientist
16,500
15,000
Technical director (laboratory)
65,000
61,000
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 and above:
Masters
167
166
1,929,723
1,955,812
2 19,924
2 20,382
Quarterman
__.
6,635
6,583
Less than $9,890
44,297,007
43.771,774

22 $276,386
155
1,944,394
12,085
12,085
12, 563
12, 563
62,815
. 62,815
45 665,335
2 25,126
1 11,606
12 138,196
11 138,193
37 464,831
3 35,526
5 61,149
2 24,87?
1 12,085
18 188,592
11 115,441
7 72,237
1 10, 379
1 10, 629
3 31,407
1 10, 629
9 89,836
13 144,391
4 42, 245
17 177,487
1 10,150
5„ 50,482
85 944,095
542
6,007,544
3 30, 659
1 10,379
1 10,150
2 20, 300
5 54,309
17 179,669
1
9,901
1 11,107
10 106,995
15 165, 648
7 77,749
11 122,177
118
1,300,328
3 33,321
10,150
71,719
77, 978
800,183
323, 874
52, 415
11,107
49, 754
20, 530
10, 379
10.379
11,107
10,629
10,150
10,150
87.380
1 11,107
4 42,494
5 54,329
10 107,203
2,232
20,532,436
3,181
25,645,944
180
1,269,112
3,304
21,460,269
473
2,951,128
3,083
17,168,623
1,194
5,855,421
2,963
13,557,312
_, 515
17,436,276
.,892
18,341,482
2,184
7, 514,699
185 604,314
16,500
17,500
16, 500
16, 500
65,000
164
1,932,248
2 20,382
,488
43,657,752

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89

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
82,983
equivalent to less than $9,890
83,306
82,657
$412,252,921
$424,208,043
$428,201, 551
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

119,463
119, 553
120,407
643, 764,057
640,469,880
613,378,947
2,171
2,046
2,383
11,643,157
10,946,680
13,025,125
2,675,025

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
113,993
113,459
113,820
United States and possessions
595,263,176
621,742,200
625,459,900
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
247
253
205
1,114,000
1,342,000
1,322,456
1
3,357
Local rates
3,7111
3,778
6,439,000
5,547,000
6,443,215
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: United States
43,000
51,263
43,000
and possessions
Other personal services:
4,848,400
2,325,937
2,407,400
Regular pay above 52-week base.
19, 571,000
19,416,000
18, 730, 954
Overtime and holiday pay
2,196,000
2,196,000
Night work differential
2,112,865
1,262,000
1,262,000
Additional pay for service abroad
1,220,909
72,000
72,000
Uniform allowance
71,737
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
1,349
3, 596,099
taken
01

Personal services

_

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy industrial fund"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
R eimbursable obligations
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"___
"Naval working fund"
"Preparation for sale and salvage of
military property, Navy"..
_
"Navy management fund"
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President

631,138, 611

654, 920,949

660,113,300

$19,036,837

$19, 736,000

$19,392,000
750,000

35,922,775
4, 798,000
548,810,149

34, 587,500
5,308,000

33, 568,600
5, 641,000
580,272,000

17,932,138
1,864,000

19,000,700
1,510,000

18,494,300
1,510,000

26,672
91,245
340,789

20,000
93,400
342,000

20,000
93,400
343,000

49,780
9,104

29,000

29,000

2,257,122

4,586,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $15,375:
1 $17,000
$17,000
Scientist, chief.
1 $17,000
35,000
Technical director
2 35,000
2 35,000
16,500
Technical director, associate
1 16,500
1 16,500
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
15,870
1 15,870
1 14,405
Administrative officer
2
Ordnance engineer
2 29,670
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
1 14,435
1 14,435
1 12,900
Comptroller
2 30,326
2 30,313
2 27,520
Engineer
1 15,163
1 15,163
Mathematician
1 13,760
3 45,489
3 41,280
Physical science administrator
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
26, 748
2 26,166
23,490
Administrative officer
55,912
4 55, 912
Aeronautical research administrator. _
50, 760
13.374
1 13,374
Attorney
12,150
39,249
3 38,313
Budget and accounting administrator34,830
27, 956
2 27,956
Chemist
25,380
13,038
1 12, 771
11, 610
Contract specialist
13, 686
1 13, 374
12,150
Deputy comptroller
27,956
2 27,956
25,380
Electronic scientist
70 978, 460
978,460
70 887,490
Engineer
6
83,868
6 76,140
Mathematician
1 13,978
13,978
12, 690
Naval architect
1 13,083
13,374
11,880
Personnel administrator
17 237,626
17 237, 626
215, 730
Physical science administrator
10 139,780
10 139, 780
126,900
Physicist
27,664
2 27,060
24,570
Production specialist
13,083
1 12,771
11,610
Program manager
13, 978
1 13, 978
12, 690
Scientific administrator
13,083
1 13.083
11,610
Special studies assistant
13,083
13,083
1
11,610
Staff assistant
13,978
1 13,978
12,690
Statistician
13,083
1 13,083
11,880
Technical program analyst
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
2 24,169
2 23,691
2 21,285
Accountant
2 23,212
2 22,963
2 20,640
Administrative officer
2 25,126
2 25,126
2 22,790
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1959 estimate 1960 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-.14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Attorney
Budget administrator
Budget specialist
Business analyst
Chemist
Contract specialist
Digital computer system
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Financial officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Management analyst
Mathematician
Metallurigist
Naval architect
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator..
Physicist
Production specialist
Program analyst
Scientific administrator
Statistician
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget administrator
Budget analyst-..
Budget specialist
Chemist
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Commodity industrial analyst-.
Digital computer analyst
E lectronic scientist
Employee relations officerEngineer
Freight traffic specialist
Industrial analyst
Indu strial engineer
Information officer
Inspector
Librarian
Management analyst
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Naval architect—.
Patent adviser
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator..
Physicist
Position classification officer
Produ ction specialist
Program analyst
Psychologist
Publication editor
Safety program specialist
Scientific administrator
Security administrator
Statistician
Supply officer
Supply specialist
Technologist
Training administrator
Transportation officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10, $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9.

$5,985 to $6,885—

GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390. ..
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940-.
GS^.

$3,755 to $4,325._.

GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825.-.
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense (5 U. S. C. 171p):
Physical science administrator
Technical director, associate
Technical engineering adviser
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 and above:
Electrician
Machinist
Mechanic
Ordnanceman
Rigger
Transportationman
Less than $9,890

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total N u m - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
6 $62,995
1 10,320
1 10, 535
1 10,320
15 170,925
3 30,960
1 10,535
16 182,320
235
2,671,805
1 10,320
2 22,145
1 10,320
1 11,395
13 148,135
1 11,395
1 11,395
3 33,110
18 205,110
49 557,355
5 53, 535
5 54,395
1 11,395
1 10, 535

6 $69,845
1 11,357
1 11,606
1 11,357
15 188,445
34,071
1 11,606
16 201,008
235
2,952,305
1- 11,357
2 24,419
1 11,357
1 12, 563
13 163,319
1 12, 563
1 12, 563
3 36, 503
18 226,134
49 615, 587
5 58, 946
5 59,925
1 12, 563
1 11, 606

92,910
90, 545
54,800
9,205
8,990
58,885
342,210
17,980
100,395
9,635
9,205

102,668
100, 006
58, 546
10,150
9,901
64,919
377,638
19,802
110,635
10,629
10,150

34
2
11
1
1

1,117,215
625
6,252, 325
9,205
9,850
19, 055
18, 410
8,990
9,420
_ 47,100
30 301,950
5 50,325
9,205
1
1 10,065
96,
565
10
6 56, 305
130,845
13
76 764,940
1
9,205
10 92,480
3 26,970
1
2 18,840
1
8,990
3 30,195
1
9,420
9
1 86,070
1
8,990
3
1 29,120
8,990
1
9,420
,640
13, 924,115
,746
12, 512, 355
182
1,159, 690
,987
11, 873, 550
340
1, 850,130
659
8,324,455
748
3,382, 200
966
8,163, 235
881
10, 595, 565
758
9,351,110
611
1,951, 275
48 146,410
1
2
1

15,000
30,000
14,000

11,294
56, 470
268, 721
66, 476
2 20,842
1 13,437
359
15, 246, 333

34
2
[1
1
1

1,232,877
1 9,901
623
6,919,661
1 10,150
1 10, 858
2 21,258
2 20,300
1
9,901
1 10,397
5 51,916
30 333,210
5 55, 535
1 10,150
1 11,107
10 106, 519
6 62,066
13 144,391
76 844,132
1 10,150
9 91, 559
3 29, 703
1
9,901
2 20, 758
1
9,901
33, 321
10,379
94, 911
9,901
9,901
32,115
1
9,901
1 10,379
577
13, 514,970
631
11,818,066
173
1,115, 256
827
11, 055,102
320
1, 765, 440
529
7, 787,122
723
3,323, 556
779
7, 519, 758
705
10,077,430
638
9,070,763
576
1, 867,104
46 142,485
1
2
1

15,000
30,000
14,000

6 $70,781
1 11,606
1 11,835
1 11,606
15 188,445
3 34,818
1 11,853
16 201,008
235
2,952,305
1 11, 606
2 24, 648
1 11,606
1 12, 563
13 163, 319
1 12, 563
1 12, 563
3 36, 961
18 226,134
49 615, 587
5 60,175
5 60,424
1 12, 563
1 11,835
10
10
6
1
1
6
34
2
11
1
1
111

104,790
102,187
61,816
10,379
10,150
66, 393
377,638
20,300
113, 274
10,858
10, 379

1,232,877
1 10,150
623
6,919, 661
10, 379
11,107
21, 487
20, 758
10,150
10, 629
52, 874
30 333,210
5 55,535
10, 379
11,107
108, 829
63, 503
144,391
844,132
10,379
93, 682
30,450
10,150
21,258
10,150
33,321
10, 629
97,035
10,150
10,150
32, 364
9,901
1
1 10, 629
,575
13, 623, 073
., 531
11,215, 946
173
1,115,250
,770
10, 707,874
320
1, 765, 440
,477
7, 516,194
719
3,305, 584
,720
7,261, 692
!,642
9, 840,081
2,615
8,990,960
576
1,867,104
46 142,485
1
2
1

15,000
30,000
14,000

1 11,314
11,314
5 56, 570
56, 570
24 127, 201
127,201
66, 596
6 66, 596
2 20, 882
2 20, 882
1 13, 457
1 13, 457
349
!,345
15,205,077
15,179,185

1960

90

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF ORDNANCE—Continued
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
26,076
23,879
22,830
equivalent to less than $9,890
$102,738,133
$117,357,475
$107,455, 500
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

41,922
46,587
43,335
213, 628,346
232,613,573
220,039, 708
4,469
4,877
4,562
10,874, 111
21,892,074
12,082,873

Add net increase due to changes in payscales for part of year
4,487,175
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
41, 595
38, 646
Foreign countries: Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Uniform allowance
01

Personal services ___

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations.
Reimbursable obligations
"Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy industrial fund"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
__ __
"Preparation for sale or salvage of military property, Navy"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
.
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"_.
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Navy management fund"
"Procurement, Marine Corps"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Naval working fund"
"Navy stock fund"
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President
"Army industrial fund"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Army"-_
"Procurement other than aircraft and
missiles, Air Force"

214,989,202
115
219, 472

207,675,635
127
281, 200

37,405
202, 618,035
48
136, 200

220, 500
35, 260

208,000
35,000

208, 000
35,000

834,302
4,908,098
196,038
169, 881
2,806

801,395
4,800,000
195,000
168,000
3,000

776,782
4, 742,000
195,000
164,000
3,000

221,575, 559

214,167, 230

208, 878,017

$76,736,638
836,000

$66,398,500
3,803,000

$61, 622, 500
3,803,000

15,300,069
985,000
73,402,071

15,645,000
1,040,000
73, 365,730

15,099,000
1,040, 000
73,860, 517

GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..

663,791

799,000

803,000

GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065..

GS-6.

2,663,726
42,356,317
2,985,000
1,788,438
33,458
2,432,263
146,507
122,184
676,451
78,710

39, 393,000
3,179,000
1,836,000
34,000
7, 534,000

39,029,000
3,179,000
1,841,000
34, 000
7,667,000

125,000
686,000
85,000

125,000
689,000
86.000

270,327
79,586

244,000

10, 526
8,497

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $14,190:
1 $17,000
1 $17,514
Medical research adviser
1 $17,514
1 17,000
1
17,514
Technical director of research
1 17,514
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
1 13,330
1
14,685
1 14,685
Parasitologist
1
14,206
1 12,900
Psychologist
1 14,206
GS-L5. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 13,978
1 12,690
13,978
Bacteriologist
_.
1 12,690
2 27,956
27,956
Chemist
1 12,690
13, 978
1 13,978
Comptroller
Deputy director, Armed Forces med1
12,771
1 12.771
ical publication agency
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GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Director, administration division
Director, medical statistics division...
Medical officer..
Physicist
Physiologist
Psychologist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Budget officer
Chemist
Civilian personnel officer
Deputy director, administration division
Deputy director, medical statistics
division
E ducational specialist
Entomologist
Medical officer
Nutritionist
Parasitologist
Physiologist
Psychologist
._.
._.
Statistician
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Assistant civilian personnel officer
Bacteriologist
Biologist
Chemist
Educational specialist
Electronic scientist
Head, administrative reporting
Head, decedent affairs and claims
Head, hospital methods branch
Immunolqgist
Legal advisor
Medical material consultant
Medical officer
Physiologist
Psychologist
Rehabilitation specialist
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
.
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880

GS-4.

$4,490 to $5,390..
$3,755 to $4,325..

GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above: Master mechanic
Less than $9,890

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,690
12,150
25,380
12, 690
11, 610
11,610
10,750

$14,456
13,374
27,956
13,978
12, 771
12,771

$14,456
13, 374
27, 956
13, 978
12. 771
12, 771

1

10,320

1
1
1

11,606
11,357
11,357

1
1
1

1

10,320

1

1
1
1
3
1
1
4
1

10,535
11,180
10,320
35,480
11,395
11,180
41,280
10,320

11, 835
12, 334
11, 357
39,104
11, 357
12, 563
12,334
68,142
11,357

11,835

1

11,835
12, 334
11, 357
39,104
11, 357
12, 563
12, 563
69,387
11,357

8,990
9,420
9,420
30,195
28, 905
20,130
9,420
8,990
9,205

9,901
10, 379
10, 379
44, 428
31, 887
22,214
10, 629
9,901
10,379

9,901
10, 629
10, 629
44,428
32, 367
22.214
10, 629
9,901
10,379
9,901
10, 629
10,150
22, 214
40,102
30, 929
9,901
425, 049
414, 016
49, 890
707,326
167,492

9,901

11,606
11,357
11,357
11,835

1
9,635
10, 629
1
9,205
10,150
2 20,130
22,214
4 36,390
40,102
4 38,110
30, 680
1
8,990
9,901
1
44 355, 316
48 435,882
47
53 364, 044
53 410,681
53
6 37, 785
8 56,258
7
109
100 582, 361 113 730,413
28
31
34 203, 700
202
207
197
1,
1,109,150
,023,138
355
338
331
1,618,219
1, 714,141
1,638,823
561
550
533
2, 272, 906
2,484, 773
2,423,915
755
724
757
2,823,716
2,981,616
3,115,207
1,134
1,089
1,130
3, 777, 627
4, 075, 434
4, 313, 656
189 609,035
177 624,910
160 593,720
7 22,840
5 17,971
5 17,971
1 11,294
612
3,003, 512

1 11,544
587
2,911, 544

1 11,694
573
2,914.244

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
4,304
4,494
4,229
equivalent to less than $9,890
17,914, 245
18,432,476
17,597,221
8,292
8,606
8,229
Total permanent36, 415,312
36,260,197
35, 717,594
165
754
165
Deduct lapses
2,791, 217
672,312
815,197
Add net increases due to changes in pay
750,000
scales for part of year
Net. permanent (average number,
net salary):
7,931
United States and possessions
7,656
35,317,000
33,380,747
Foreign countries:
26 120,857
33 204,500
U. S. rates
170 174, 773 163 191,500
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
6,250
7,000
and possessions
4,403
5,000
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
129,184
146,000
Regular pay above 52-week base
4P3, 211
481,000
Overtime arid holiday pay
212, 536
245, 000
Nightwork differential
19,760
26,000
Additional pay for service abroad
59, 442
68,000
Uniform allowance
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
" Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"

35,046,000
33 206,000
163 193,000
7,000
5,000
282,000
476,000
247,000
26, 000
69,000

34,601,163

36,721,000

36, 557,000

$24,034,747
8,922,600

$24,533,000
10, 215, 000

$24,102,000
10, 470,000

1,639, 516
4,300

1,969,000
4,000

1, 981, 000
4,000

1960

91

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
1958 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Technical director
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
Attorney-adviser
Construction specialist
Engineer
Head, department
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Architect
Attorney
Budget officer
Comptroller
Construction specialist
Digital computing system specialist. _
Director, division
_Engineer
Entomologist
Equipment specialist
Management analyst
Mathematical statistician
Military installation officer
Personnel officer
Real property officer
Realty officer
Soil conservationist—
.-.
Supply officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Architect
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Contractor administrator
Digital computing system specialistDirector, division
Electronic scientist
Engineer

Num- Total
ber salary

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

1 $13,760

1 $15,163

1 $15,163

2 23,760
1 11,880
2 22,955
15 190,350
2 25,380

2 26,440
1 13,370
2 26,440
15 206,090
2 41,934

2 26,440
1 13.370
2 26,440
15 206,390
2 41,934

2 21,070
1 11,395
2 20,855
2 20,855
1 10,320
1 10,320
1 10,535
23 243,360
70 797,635
1 10,320
4 42,785
10, 535
11, 395
10, 320
10, 750
390
3 31
31,390
,
4
1 42, 785
1 10,320
10, 320
5 47, 952
12 111, 110
9 90, 585
12 114,330
2 19, 270
3 27,830

23,441
12,555
34,787
23,430
11, 606
11,355
11, 595
26 325,681
73 915,315
11, 595
47, 580
11, 835
12, 555

2 23, 910
1 12, 555
3 35,286
2 23,430
1 11,606
1 11,355
1 11,835
26 325,910
73 912,435
11, 595
48,060
11, 835
12, 555
11, 595
11, 835
35, 276
48,300
11, 595
11, 595

11, 595
11, 835
34, 818
47,820
11, 355
11, 355

Total permanent.

Digitized for FRASER
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

5 53,601
11 114,462
9 99,912
12 136,335
2 21,736
3 30,889
1 11,107
1
9,901
1 10,150
1 10,150
19 209,099
1 11,107

20,039
23,430
23,600
99,696,197
115,308,049
108,085, 871
2,296
2,210
2,311
10,239,968
12,833,077
11,218,780

$2,198,403

91,384, 740

Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
Local r a t e s . . .

___

Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
01

Personal services

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction, Naval Reserve"
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Preparation for sale and salvage military property, Navy"
"Navy management fund"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Navy stock fund"
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"-.
"Military construction, Air Force"

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
18,110
United States and possessions

N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary

5 53, 830
11 115,815
100,141
12 137,602
2 21, 736
3 31,129
1 11,107
1
9,901
1 10,150
1
8,990
1 10,379
1
9,205
19 209,578
27 269,605
1 11,107
285
265
3,155,313
3,130,264
2,657,890
2 20,031
2 20,031
1
8,990
Entomologist
50,910
5 51,150
5 45,810
Equipment specialist
10,130
1 10,130
Fiscal accounting officer
43,472
4 43,930
Head, department
1 10,065
30,390
3 30,630
Housing officer
3 27,615
61,637
6 61,877
4 38,755
Management analyst
310, 996
28 310,996
Manager, branch.
27 271,710
19, 780
2 19,780
2 17,980
Military installation planner
50, 681
51,170
4 36,390
Personnel offieer..
9,901
9,901
1
Position classifier
8,990
11,107
11,107
Program administrator analyst
10,379
10, 629
Program manager
9,420
74, 581
75,050
67, 230
Real property officer
83,955
84,425
75, 360
Realty officer
1 10,150
1 10,150
Soil conservationist
8,990
2 22, 214
2 22, 214
20,130
Special assistant
4 42,234
4 42, 234
47, 745
Supply officer
1 10, 629
1 10, 629
Supply requirement officer
1 11,107
1 11,107
Technician, packaging preservation..
1 10,065
1 10, 379
1 10,379
1
9,205
Training officer--.5 52, 874
5 52,374
5 46,885
Transportation specialist
921
937
945
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
8, 592, 418
8, 758,070
7, 927,828
1,118
1,134
1,073
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230_.
8, 988,122
9,072, 711
7, 745, 960
71 503,362
67 481,509
73 464,443
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
966
1,000
926
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
6,394,958
6, 547, 757
5, 509, 876
151 929,668
155 948,638
167 922,990
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
1,018
1,033
1,105
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
5, 752,138
5, 790, 595
5, 560,181
266
286
298
GS~6. $4,490 to $5,390...
1,398,104
1, 476, 819
1, 375, 822
690
727
732
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
3,272, 612
3, 410,097
1,212
1,291
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
1,377
5,382, 378
5,131,698
5,181,375
1,308
1,394
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065—
1,1'9
5,057, 797
5, 312, 716
5,369,492
420
451
515
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825._.
1, 511, 560
1,600,257
1,624,406
32 104,004
31 98,217
44 124,688
G8-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
4 40,768
8 82,554
6 61,712
Chief quarterman
4 44,116
7 75,358
7 74,519
Foreman mechanic
11 133,052
13 156,472
11 133,929
Master mechanic
11,260
14,300
14,192
Less than $9,890
45,148, 241
59,359,704
57,201,390

Deduct lapses

Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

1959 estimate

18,022
14, 588
$94,589,822
$81,949,511

376
339
2,931, 284
3,038,127
2, 772,050
2,803
2,830
2,816
4, 749,470
4,847,023
4, 734,650
327, 649
2,052, 733
158, 239
1,473,857

349,000
1, 890,000
159,000
1, 630,000

636,000
1, 731,000
127,000
1, 536,000

103,077, 972

106, 502,972

93,486, 211

$71, 717,498
4,318, 317

$73, 799, 200
4.587,000

$62,322,100
3, 246,000

12,353, 557

13, 513, 700
1, 580,000

13, 747, 700
1, 697,000

523,327
50,590

261,000
51,000

51,000

1, 785,002

1, 817,600
150, 000

1,824,600
150,000

1, 920, 371
8, 397,101
363, 000
63,000

1, 621, 710
8,398,101
365, 000
63,000

187, 650
1, 830, 753
8,673,088
360, 766
83,377
5,594
1,188,453

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH
1958 actual

1959 estimate

1960 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions equal to or in excess of
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$15,375:
Deputy and chief scientist
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
Development coordinator
1
18,000
1 18,000
1
18,000
Science director
1
18,000
1 18,000
1
18,000
Scientist
_-_
5 82,300
5
79,500
5
82,300
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
1
14,835
1 16,349
1 16,349
Operations research administrator
Physical science administrator
2 29,670
2 32,698
2 32,698
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
15,163
1
13,760
15,163
Aeronautical research administrator...
15,163
15,163
Chemist
45, 489
45,489
Electronic scientist
15,163
1
13,760
15,163
Mathematician
30,326
30,326
Physical science administrator
2
27,520
121,304
Physicist
8 121,304
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 13,083
11,610
13,083
Administrative officer
1 13,978
12,690
13,978
Aeronautical research administrator.1 13,978
12,690
13,978
Astronomer
1 13,374
12,150
13,374
Attorney-adviser
2 26,769
24,030
26, 769
Biologist
6
50,
760
83,868
Chemist
1 13,978
12,690
13,978
Comptroller
1
12,150
13,374
13,374
Contract officer
11 139,590
181,714
13 181,714
Electronic scientist
11
139,590
195,692
195,692
14
Engineer
13,686
1 13,686
12,150
Geographer
12,771
1 13,083
11,610
Information officer
13, 374
1 13,374
11,880
Logistic systems coordinator
41,934
41,934
3
38070
3
38,070
Mathematician
,
12,771
1 12, 771
Microbiologist
11,610
13,978
13,978
1
Operations research administrator
690
27,956
2 27,956
2 12,
25,380
Operations research analyst
13,978
13,978
1
12,
690
Organic material scientist
55,912
4 55, 912
4 50,760
Patent adviser
27,
352
27,352
2
2
24,570
Patent attorney
16 223,648
16 223, 648
17 214,650
Physical science administrator
433,318
31
433,318
31
27
342,630
Physicist
7 91,560
7 91, 560
7 82,620
Psychologist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
23, 441
2 23,670
21, 285
Accountant
23,920
2 24, 419
21,500
Administrative officer._.

1960

92

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM

Add net increases due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Aeronautical research administrator..
Biochemist
Biologist
Biophysicist
Budget and reports administrator
Chemist
Contract specialist__
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer...
Geophysicist-Mathematician.
___
Metallurgist
Oceanographer
Operations research analyst
Patent adviser..
_
Patent attorney
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
__.
Physiologist
Psychologist
Training device program administrator
_
Training officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
_
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Astronomer
Attorney-adviser
Biologist
Budget officer
Budget specialist
Chemist
Contract specialist
__
Editor
Education officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Librarian...
Management analysis officer
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Oceanographer
Patent adviser
Patent attorney
Personnel officer..
Physical science administratorPhysicist
Physiologist
Production control specialist
Psychologist
Scientific staff assistant
Supply officer
Technologist
Training aids designer
Training device program administrator
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885._.
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325__

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$87,941
12,563
58,739
11, 357
12, 085
288,949
47, 611
678, 402
402, 745
11,357

6 $68,370
1
11,395
4 42,355

1 10,750
19 216,505
4 43,000
49 558,355
30 342,495
1 10,320
68,370
45, 580
22,790
45, 580
44, 720
32, 680
10, 320
136, 740
694,450
2

20,855

3

31,175
28, 260
27,400
10,065
10,065
8,990
37,035
9,420
8,990
322,080
95,705
8,990
10,280

7 87, 941
6 75,378
2 25,126
5 62, 815
5 61,858
3 36,254
1 11,606
12 150, 049
71 891,973
1 12,563
1 11,606
3
1

34,798
11,357
31,616
30,201
11,107
11,107
10,150
20, 530
10,379
10,150
422,066
106,933
9,901
11, 336

7 $87,941
1 12,563
3 35,048
1 11,357
1 12,085
23 287,992
4 47,611
678,402
402, 745
11, 357
12, 563
87, 941
75, 378
37, 689
62,815
61, 858
36,254
11, 606
150, 049
70 879,410
12,563
34,549
3
1
3

34,798
11,357
31,616
30,430
11,107
11,107
10,150
20, 759
10,379
10,150
422,066
107.661
10,150
11,336

9,205
93,985
20,130
9,205
10,065
8,990

38
10
1
1
100
1,110, 929
977, 635
2 20,779
1 11,107
1 10,150
10 111, 070
9 99, 963
1
9,901
1 11,107
13 144, 391
8 87,396
1 11,107
11 122,406
110
1,221,770
1
9,901
1 10,379
10 104,352
3 33,321
1 10,379
1 11,107
1
9,901

38
10
1
1
100
1,110, 929
88 977,635
" 20,779
11,107
10,379
111, 070
99,963
9,901
11,107
144, 391
87,396
1 11,107
11 122, 406
110
1, 221,770
~ 10,150
10,379
82,616
33,321
10,379
11,107
10,150

4 36,390
5 46,240
572
4,841,928
480
3,394,075
11 68,710
414
2,439,693
41 225,235
267
1,333, 225
112 508,260
411
1, 667,345
433
1,596,930
229 772,265
19 62,785
4 11,865

4 40,600
5 50,960
605
5,666,820
514
4,038,329
9 61,463
383
2,494,462
40 242,392
241
1,280, 565
112 565,857
370
1,638,993
434
1,767,105
226 829,506
19 69,901
4 12,730

4 40,829
5 51,458
605
5,676,027
514
4,050.197
9 62,380
383
2,504,348
40 243,452
240
1, 292,382
112 570,611
368
1,652,473
433
1,778,839
227 844,656
19 70,542
4 12,730

916, 345
815, 480
18,625
10,065
9,205
89,510
60,390
8,990
20,130
120,780
85,210
10,065
120,995

81
2
1
1
9
6
1
2
12
9
1
12
103
1,036,910
1
10
2
1
1
1

GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
2 21,715
2 21,715
2 20,864
$9,890 or above: Master mechanic
97 627,134
97 654,875
Less than $9,890
97 656,133
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
1,066
1,066
equivalent to less than $9,890
1,068
5,460,601
5,439,122
5,211,367
4,954
4,913
Total permanent.
34,919,659
34,813,357
30,928,766
266
68
267
Deduct lapses
2,022,699
2,965,505
1,994,167

Digitized for FRASER
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
_
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad.
Uniform allowance
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
_
01

Personal services

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Navy"__
"Navy industrial fund"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Tota
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$369,421

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
4,508
United States and possessions

ACCOUNTS OF OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH—continued

1959 estimate

28,083,922

4,653
4,653
$32,556,990
$32,648, 960

31 239,060
6
9,700

32 251,200
6
11,000

29 237,000
6 11,000

115,108
89, 962

92,300
93,600

92,300
113,600

109,403
1,313,903
25, 619
47, 994
26,957
7,028

126,330

28,080
56,500
21,000
10,400

251,060
976,600
28,080
55,000
5,000
10,400

30,410, 520

34,630,000

34,429,000

$4,679,035
189,870
3,928,487

$5,287,000
202,000
4,296,000

21,592,288

24,818,000

$5,306,000
203,000
4,453,000
24,455,000

12, 540

12,000

8,300

15,000

341,864

12,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF BUREAU OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS
1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Attorney
Comptroller
_
Engineer
Inspection specialist
Personnel officer
Storage specialist
Supply officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney.
Budget administrator
Commodity industrial a n a l y s t Contract specialist
Engineer
Equipment specialist
M anagement analyst
Personnel officer
Storage specialist
_.
Supply officer
Technologist..
Transportation officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Business analyst
Commodity industrial analyst...
Contract specialist
Digital computer
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Food specialist
Inspection specialist
Management analyst
Marine terminal superintendent.
Medical officer
_
Personnel officer
Storage specialist
Statistician
Supply officer.
_
Technologist
_„.
Transportation officer. _
_.
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530.
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230.
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num
ber salary ber

Total Num- Total
salary ber salary

2 $24,840
1
12,420
1
11,610
1
12,150
1
12,150
1
11,610
3 35,100

2 $26,748
12,771
1
1 13,083
13,374
1
13,374
1
1
13,083
26,145
2

2 $26,988
1
12,771
1
13,083
1
13,686
1
13,374
1
13,374
2
26,385

3
5
7
1
3
6

3
5

35. 755
59,196
83,136
11,835
35, 526
69,185
82,896
59,676
23,441
35,286
11,606
230,863
35,766
11,606

2
23,672
6
59,676
7 84.096
1
12,085
3
35, 755
6
70,625
6
70,813
5
59, 916
2
23,681
3
35, 526
1
11,835
19 219,773
3
36,006
1
11,835

162,388
93,709
103,288
30,430
10,379
83,143
62,626
20,7E9
136,306
75,729
30,908
10,150
62,866
10,629
10, 379
114,810
63,876
10,858
388,860
63,636
10,629

11
9
9

7

5
2
3
1
21
3
1

32,250
53,235
73,530
11,115
30,960
62,895
74,135
53,390
20,640
31,050
10,320
220,195
31,820
10,320

16 148,139
9
85,190
10 93,225
3
27,285
1
9,420
8
74,930
6
56,050
1
9,858
13 123,480
7 65,375
3 28,080
1
8,990
6
56,175
1
9,420
1
9,205
11 103,500
5 36,295
1
9,901
39 362,075
5 47,680
1
9,420
405
3,410,950
817
5,756,840
1 676,655

7

1
3
6
7
5
2
3
1
20
3
1
15
9
10
3

1
8
6
2

13

7
3
1
6
1
1
11
5
1
37
5
1
392
3,497,153
783
6 209,550
245
1 617,662

121,812
94,669
93,177
3 30,670
1 10,629
8 83,863
6 63, 586

7

73,928
7
76,449
3
31,148
1
10,379
6
63,586
1
10,629
1
10,629
11 117,250
5
54,596
1
10,858
30 319,020
5
54,116
1
10,858
348
3,034, Oil
707
5,628,229
200
1 309,295

1960

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825..
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above: Master mechanic
Less than $9,890

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,481
1,421
1,286
$8,798,600
$8,442,070
$9,302,308
575
441
539
3,151,240
3,234,136
2,655,861
2,547
2,243
13,513, 525
14,024,369
12,386,210
1,035
979
665
4, 752,675
3,250,978
4,847,013
3,155
2,158
3,013
13,032,865
9,625,674
13,527,709
5,299
3,752
5,045
18,994,595
15,242,695
20,465,360
7,006
5,185
6,660
23,499,732
19,304,394
24,790,855
2,612
1,776
2,497
8,615,080
6,435,785
9,056,134
159 478,965
123 410,602
146 486,235
2
1,001

19,600

5,812,859

2 19,800
942
5,743,374

2 19,800
911
5,575,320

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
16,283
equivalent to less than $9,890
15,582
14,168
64,669,348
71,051,692
70,489,212
Total permanent.
43,000
34,164
41,015
184,775,301
160,207,093
189,751,579
Deduct lapses
1,353
177
.92
6,428,239
929,893
3,436,979
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year...
4,769,865

Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
40,167
38,773
32,493
United States and possessions
182,968,235
156,057,815
179,782,610
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
161
1
154
166
1,060,581
1,027,260
1,070,837
Local rates .
1,314
1,3899
1,340
2,273,736
2,192,125
2,275,528
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
699,953
715,800
1,210,900
Overtime and holiday pay
3,849,616
3,497,000
3,052,500
Nightwork differential
416,322
410,200
429,000
Additional pay for service abroad1,067,305
869,800
1,096,000
Uniform allowance
._
92,020
94,000
96,000
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations. _
___
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy stock fund".-"Naval working fund"
_
"Preparation for sale or salvage of
military property, Navy"
_
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"..
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, N a v y " .
_
"Military construction, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy".
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President

189,242,143

192,148,400

164,914,600

$180,349,254
1,226,523
526, 777
260,832

$182,942,000
4,724,000
529,000
204,000

$159,037,400
4,534,300
532,000
205,000

3,256,967
9,462
9,078

14,000
10,000

14,000
10,000

426,101
11,447

511,400
12,000

527,900
12,000

35,040

41,000

42,000

3,130,662

3,161,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
Secretary of the Navy
1
20,000
1
20,000
1 20,000
Under secretary of the Navy
4
80,000
4
80,000
4 80,000
Assistant secretary of the Navy
1
19,000
1
19,000
1 19,000
General counsel
GS-18. $17,500:
Administrative assistant to the secre1
16,000
1
17,514
1 17,514
tary of the Navy
1
17,514
1 17,514
1
16,000
Director, office of analysis and review.
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Assistant comptroller for accounting
1
14,620
1
16,349
1 16,349
and finance
1
15,621
1 15,621
1
13,975
Chief, Navy management office
Deputy director, office of analysis and
1
15,621
1 15,621
1
13,975
review
1
15,392
1 15,392
Deputy general counsel, procurement.
1
15,392
1 15,392
Deputy general counsel, property. ..
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (material), procure1 15,392
1
15,392
ment
..
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (personnel and reserve
1
15,392
forces), civilian personnel
—
1 15,392

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1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary
ber salary
ber
salary
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Assistant director, office of naval
1 $14,914
1 $14,914
1 $13,115
material, procurement division
1 14,435
1
14,435
Counsel, office of Navy comptroller..
Deputy director, office of analysis and
1
14,914
1
14,914
1 13,330
review, facilities
Deputy director, office of analysis and
1
12,900
1
14,435
1
14,435
review, material
1 13,115
Deputy general counsel, procurement.
1 13,115
Deputy general counsel, property
Director of accounting, office of Navy
comptroller
1 13,115
1 14,435
1
14,6S5
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (air), civil aviation
1 12,900
1 14,206
1
14,435
Special assistant to assistant secretary
1 14,435
1
14,435
of the Navy (financial management).
Special assistant to assistant secretary
1 14,206
1
14,435
of the Navy (material), facilities
1 12,900
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (material), procurement
1 13,330
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (personnel and reserve
forces), civilian personnel
1 13,115
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (personnel and reserve
forces), manpower
1 12,900
1 14,435
1 14,435
Special assistant to secretary of the
Navy, public affairs
1 12,900
1 14,435
1 14,435
Special assistant to under secretary of
1 14,206
the Navy
1 14,206
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
6 82,369
Accountant
6
74,250
6 82,078
Administrative officer, financial man1 13,978
agement
1
12,420
1 13,686
Administrative officer, Department
1 13,978
of the N a v y . . .
1
12,420
1 13,686
Administrative officer, office of naval
1 13,978
material.
12, 690
I 13,978
1 13,083
1 13,083
Assistant director for facilities
11, 610
1 13,083
Assistant director for housing
11, 610
1 13,083
Assistant to administrative assistant
1 13,374
1 13,374
to the secretary of the Navy
1 11,880
3 41,350
3 41,350
Assistant to the general counsel
3 36,450
6 79,952
6 79,952
7 85,050
Attorney
14 181, 561
14 182,477
12 142,505
Auditor. __
4 53,829
4
53829
3 36,180
53,829
Budget officer
4 52,914
52,914
24,570
Contract specialist..
1 13,978
13,978
12,690
Electronic engineer
41,934
41,934
38,070
Industrial engineer
11,610
Industrial specialist __
13,374
13,374
11,880
Insurance examiner.._
26, 748
26,166
23,490
Labor relations adviser
54,120
54,120
36, 450
Logistics analyst
39,831
39,831
35,910
Management analyst
_
40,726
40,144
59,670
Manpower analyst.
_
41,934
41, 934
50, 760
Mathematician.
27,352
27,061
24, 570
Personnel officer
27,956
27,956
25, 380
Printing and publications officer
_
39,831
39,831
35, 640
Procurement officer
118,017
118,017
Program analyst
106,110
12,771
12, 771
Security specialist
11, 610
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (material), engineering
1 13,083
1
13, C
1 11,610
and material planning
Special assistant to chief of industrial
1
13,120
relations
Special assistant to chief of naval
2
26,457
24,030
2 26,457
material
12, 690
Special assistant to secretaries.
_-_
2
25,854
11,610
2
25,854
Statistician..
1
13,083
11,610
1 13,083
Systems analyst.
_
1
13,686
11,880
1 13,374
Training officer..
1
13,978
12,690
1 13,978
Wage and classification officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
19
216,337
18 194,145
Accountant
7 81,681
81,432
6 63,855
Administrative officer
1 11,357
11,357
10,320
Archivist
9
105,162
104,
664
83,420
Attorney
___
47 538,419
481,385
437, 955
Auditor
_
_
7
83,137
82,408
85,355
Budget officer
_
3 34,549
34,549
32,035
Contract specialist
1
11,835
11,606
10,535
Employee relations officer
1 12, 563
12,563
11,395
Engineer
__
_
___
2
22,963
11,606
10,320
Financial analyst
5 62,815
62,815
79, 765
Industrial engineer
__
7 81, 659
81, 659
52,890
Industrial specialist
1 11,606
11,357
10,320
Information officer
2 24,169
24,169
21, 715
Inspection specialist
_
10,535
Insurance examiner
_
__
10,320
11,357
1 11,606
Logistics analyst_
73, 530
6 70,781
70, 781
Management specialist
10,320
1
11,606
1 11,606
Manpower analyst
43,000
4 48,089
4 47,860
Personnel officer
11,180
1 12.563
1
12,
334
Preservation and packaging specialist .
3 35,276
3
35,276
Printing and publications officer
1
12,
334
1
12, 563
11,180
Printing plant superintendent_.
6 68, 640
6 68,889
61, 815
Program analyst
1
11,835
1
11,606
10,
535
Safety program specialist
1 11,357
1 11,606
10, 320
Security specialist
Special assistant to chief of naval
1 11,835
1 11,835
21, 500
material
2 22,714
2 22, 714
10, 750
Statistician
_
23,212
2
21,285
2 23, 212
Supply officer
10, 535
12,085
1
1 11, 835
Training officer
15 178,128
15 158,025
15 174,740
Wage and classification officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
27 281,649
23 238,428
185,175
Accountant
4
42,495
4 42,245
37,465
Administrative officer

1960

94

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Continued
1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,000—Continued
Archivist
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist.
Deputy plant superintendent
Employee relations officer._
Engineer
Industrial engineer
-_
Industrialr specialist
Inf' rmati n officer.
Inspector, naval material
Management analyst
Personnel officer
Preservation and packaging specialist.
Printing and publications officer
Procurement specialist
_
Production specialist
Program analyst
Provost marshal, assistant
Safety program specialist
Security specialist
_
Statistician
Supply officer
Systems analyst
Training officer
Wage and classification officer. _
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,105 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880._.
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390._.
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325__.
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825-.
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established by Public Law 1028,
84th Cong. (70A Stat. 463; 10 U. S. C.
7474):
NG-13. $5,300 to $6,140-...
NG-5. $1,690 to $2,115
NG-4. $1,410 to $1,748
Ungraded Dositions at annual rates less
than $9,890
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890. _.

Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

5
3
100

$47,315
27,615

7
9
1

917, 445
64,435
82,415
8,990

4 40,260
3
30,195
13 125, 470
8,990
1
68, 090
7
15 135,495
75,145
9,420
1
17 159,495
18,410
2
5 45,810
36,820
4
10.065
1
19,055
2
18,410
2
19,055
2
11 101,040
17, 980
2
17,980
2
12 108,525
419
3,314,040
627
4,233,780
284
1,811,485
950
5,567,220
587
3,236,040
1,445
7,323,335
305
1,416,435
587
2,442,990
1,076
4,048,880
1,232
4,271,910
224
726,410
23
70,965

3
3
1

17,520
5,752
1,410

1

4,252

997

01

Personal services.

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1 $10,858
3 30,430
105
1,066,645
9 92,019
10 100,962
1
10,150
1
9,901
4
44,428
3 33, 321
13 136,159
9,901
1
95, 890
9
23 231,209
82, 555
8
10,379
1
20 207,494
19,802
2
5 49,505
5 50,003
11,107
1
21, 257
2
2 20. 280
40, 810
4
11 112. 566
20.051
2
2 20,051
13 129,690
440
3,881,404
680
5,130,448
280
1, 991,917
948
6,143, 571
586
3,560,857
,301
7,249,773
229
1,171,965
531
2,458,074
981
4,058,372
,088
4,224,955
149
542, 765
22 75,785

$18,278,600
259,400
26,425, 974
6,314, 002

$32,552, 000
384, 470
26, 202, 439
6,371, 970

64,885

102,055

3
3
1

17,800
5,962
1,466

1

4,252

1 $10,858
3 30,430
109
1,106,249
9 93,015
10 100,962
1 10, 379
1
9,901
4 44,428
3 33, 321
13 138. 821
1 10,150
9 95, 890
23 231, 209
83,053
1 10,629
20 208, 694
2 19, 802
5 49, 505
5 50,003
1 11,107
2 21,257
2 20, 529
4 40.810
11 112, 566
4 41.308
2 20,051
12 121, 781
464
4, 111, 483
757
5,704,712

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE
ADVOCATE GENERAL PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF EXECUTIVE OFFICE
OF THE SECRETARY

307

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay

2,184,826

1,008 '

6, 542,845
618

3,755,155
1,38313
7, 743,596
429

2,219,228
1,073
5,023,197
1,739
7,164,692
!6
7,118,621
616
2,283,031
19 134,242

3 18,060
4 8,178
1 1,522
1

4,252

'88
1,033
5,450, 731
5,199, 595

9,290
8.785
11, 871
62,052,214
65,998, 788
49,021, 578
30
335
397
1, 819,370
2,002, 861
2, 344,106
2,081, 673

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
8,837
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
_
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
leave earned

$17,243,033
122, C55
26, 341,634
5,918, 976

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

5,054,679

Total permanent..

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy management fund"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President

1959 estimate

48,462,962
35
21

248,826
47,357

11, 472
63,645.080
39 298,508
37 275,626
25 52,339
24
49,193

8,394
49,908,025

8,275

30,600

30,600

181,791
585,057
51.297
16,066

184,191
721,016
51,715
19,030
102,027

468, 277
772,18i
51, 715
20, 767
173, 439

71, 700
2,060
52,362

1,438
-2,027

49, 727,753

51,342,861

65, 510,879

1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Attorney
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Admiralty counsel
Members, boards of review
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Attorney
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Administrative officer
Attorney
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890

01

Personal services

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1

$12,900

1

$14,206

1

$14,206

1
7

12,420
81,270

1
7

13,978
89,397

1

12,813

1
7
1

13,978
89,397
12,813

1

11,610

1
3
1
2
2
8
7
27
35
23

29,335
8,215
13,210
11,015
39, 980
31, 935
108, 720
127, 855
76,510

120
5

578, 458
17, 870

9,901
32, 563
9,069
23,047
19,031
44, 283
34, 488
125, 755
137, 985
70, 822

9,901
32, 593
9,069
23,047
19,031
44, 283
34, 488
125, 755
137, 985
70, 822

4,493

4,493

4,493
118
2

641,861
16,290

118

641, 861
16, 290

116

625,571

116

625,571

24,700
115

585,288
2,343
2,630

2,429
3,000

2,429
3,000

590, 261

631,000

631,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES OF THE OFFICE
OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1958 actual

1959 e s t i m a t e

1960 e s t i m a t e

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $15,375:
1 $15, 517
1 $15, 517
1 $14,000
Technical director
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
1
15,621
1
1 15,621
13,975
Assistant director
.
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
1
15,163
1
1 15,163
13,760
Comm' nications adviser
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 11 902
1
13, 686
Administrative officer
1
13,978
1 12,690
1 13,978
Civilian executive assistant
1 11,610
1
13,083
1
13,083
Communications specialist
6
82,070
82,070
6
6 73,440
Director of division
3 41,934
3
41,934
3 38,070
Electronic engineer
2
28,205
2
2 25, 595
28, 205
International relations officer.
13,083
1
13,083
1
1
11,610
Management analysis officer
1 12,690
1 13,978
1
13,978
Physicist
1
13,978
1 12,690
1
13,978
Progress analyst
1
13,083
1
13,374
2 23. 760
Special assistant
9 108,270
9 119, 516
9 120,391
Research analyst
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
23, 691
2
46, 404
4
31, 605
3
Administrative officer
1
12,085
1 10, 750
1
12,085
A ssistant comptroller
11,606
1
11, 606
1 10,535
1
Attorney
23, 441
2
Cartographer
2
20, 855
2 23,441
3
37, 460
37, 460
3
3
Civil engineer
33,970
11, 606
1
1
1
11,357
10. 320
Communications specialist
12,563
1
1
12, 563
1
11,395
Construction management engineer13 161,844
13 161, 844
Director of division
13 142,115
9 113,067
9 113,067
Electronic engineer
9 101,265
1
12, 563
1
12,334
1
11,180
Fire protection coordinator..
11. 606
11, 606
1
1
1
10,320
Labor relations officer
11,357
11, 357
1
1
1
10,320
Librarian.._
11,606
1
11,606
1
1 10.320
Management analysis officer
11,606
1
1 10,320
1 11,606
Meteorologist
•_
37,689
3
Oeeanogiapher
3 34,185
3 37, 689

1960

95

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Personnel officer
Progress analyst
Requirements review officer
Research analyst
Statistician
Technical adviser
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Administrative officer
Allocations analyst
Attorney
Budget officer
___
Cartographer
Civil engineer
C ommunications adv iser
Director of division
Education officer
Electronic engineer
Firefighter supervisor
Forces analyst
Geopbysicist
Graphics illustrator
Historian
Industrial engineer
Management analyst
Meteorologist
Navigation specialist
Occupational analyst
Oceanographer
Personnel officer
Program analyst
Progress analyst
Real property planning officer
Requirements review officer
Research analyst
Scientific staff assistant
Senior programer
Statistician
Supply officer
Supervisory wage and classification
specialist
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
G S -2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530.
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 and above:
Mechanic.Quarterman
Less than $9,890
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
Local rates .
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
Uniform allowance
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
„-.
"Navy management fund"
"Research, development, test and evaluation, Navy"
_

Digitized for FRASER
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total
ber salary

N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

4 $41,495
3 31,605
2 20,855
29 306, 790
3 32, 680
1 10,535

4 $46,155
3 35, 277
1 11,606
28 331.150
3 36,254
1 11,606

4 $46.155
3 35, 277
1 11,835
28 333,475
3 36,254
1 11,835

3 28, 475
9,850
1
1 10,280
4 37,250
9 82,200
10 99, 790
1
9,635
7 67,445
1
9,205
11 110,500
9, 635
1
8,990
1
3 29, 335

31,866
10,858
11,336
41,308
91,769
99,236
10, 858
75,586
10,150
122,177
10, 629
10,150
32, 593
9,901
31,866
11,107
20,051
20, 529
42,245
10,629
111, 070
71,967
20, 051
9,901
10,150
31,158
610,300
44,428
10,150
31, 407
20, 043

31,866
11.107
11,336
21,008
91, 769
110, 343
10,858
75, 586
20, 529
122,177
10, 629
10,150
32, 593
9,901
31,866
11,107
20,051
20, 529
42,245
10,858
111, 070
71, 967
20, 529
10,150
10,150
31,158
624,433
44, 428
10,150
31,407
20, 043

1 9,901
270
2,429,796
458
3,497,003
91 638,918
490
3,156,634
152
917,045
509
504
2,777,513
2,515, 788
473
454
2,419,607
2,092,127
,028
025
4, 785,883
4,241,050
,707
792
7,068,996
6,721,782
,307
411
5,015,885
4,864, 780
134 488,762
138 454,035
19 63,893
23 68,670

1
10,150
289
2,612,409
530
4,053, 745
99 696,261
572
3,688,307
175
1,057,358
606
3,333,077
497
2,545,146
104
5,134,879
813
7,517,810
538
5,868, 515
182 658,004
19
63,667

28. 690
10, 065
8,990
18,195
37,895
9,635
100, 650
64, 650
18,915
8,990
8,990
27,830
537, 360
40,260
9,205
28,260
17, 980
1
8,990
266
2,147, 756
449
3, 078,295
90 570,825
481
2, 674,011
149

793,479

852,967

4
45,968
4
41,786
t, 373
14,082,996

556
4, 707,838

721
5,227,411

!,796
11,114,041

125
38,518,317
720
2, 697,157

3,871
149
65,595,108
42,436,651
340
364
3, 722,807
1,724,109

523

510

1958 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows—continued
"Shipbuilding and conversion, N a v y " . .
"Mutual security," funds appropriated
to the President..

220

236
1,314, 803
983
3
1,057,323

7211,131,^29

2,286
58, 675, 651
242

Field: Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Special adviser
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Attorney
Engineer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget administrator
Engineer
Marine transportation specialist
Naval architect
Personnel officer
Statistician
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget administrator
Cargo control specialist
Contract specialist
Digital computer specialist
Employee relations officer
Engineer
Marine transportation specialist
Medical officer
Naval architect
Organization and methods examiner.
Personnel officer
Placement officer
Salary and wage analyst
Statistician
Supply officer..
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Engineer
Master _
Officer, marine _
Steward
Less than $9,890..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890

Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

1,
1,348,400

Net permanent, field (average number, net salary):
United States and possessions

3
003
1,848,250

828, 629
8,900

12, 900

Foreign countries:
U. S. rates

10, 200
155, 609
1,221, 552
272,750
211,000
754,947
76,300

448, 053
2,169, 766
285,380
215,400
880,485
63, 200

143,520
1,146,314
259, 246
194,894
652,827
75,802
39,875,357

43,413,600

65,947,485

$37,887,450
1,300,191
15,385

$40,470.900
1,653,400
242,000

$62,126, 211
2,552,774
927,500

25,388

208,000

329,000

$14,261

$12,000

$12,000

632,682

827, 300

1958 actual

Total permanent, field566
38,340,416

1960 estimate

MILITARY SEA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, NAVY INDUSTRIAL FUND

1,571,394

464
35,432,396

1959 estimate

Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Hazardous duty pay
Living and quarters allowance
Nightwork differential
Uniform allowance
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
leave earned
...
01

Personal services .

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total
ber salary

N u m - Total
ber salary

N u m - Total
ber salary

1 $12,900

1 $14,435

1 $14,685

12,690
12,690
12, 690

13, 978
13, 978
13, 978

42,140
10,320
54,180
10, 535
10,750
92,020
31,820
10,320

46. 654
11,606
59, 924
11, 606
11, 357
11,835
101, 462
35, 048
1 11, 357

47,100
8,990
73,855
9,635
20,130
9,205
8,990
10,065
30,195
170,205
10,065
131, 275
19,055
45, 595
8,990
9,205
8,990
9,635
9,635
662,145

52,167
9,901
81,868
10, 629
22, 214
10,379
9,901
11,107
22, 214
178, 717
11,107
133, 743
21,237
50,481
9,901
10,150
10,150
10, 629
10,858
708,843

1
8
3
1

1
2
1
1
1
3
18
1
13
2
5
1
1
1
1
1

149
1,056,815
60 387,165
197
1,191,290
45 250,380
148 742,060
77 344,805
220 925,795
309
1,172,110
219 773,015
32 105,770
10 32,000

1
1
1

14, 456
13, 978
14,227

4 47,132
1 11, 606
5 60,423
1 11, 835
1 11,357
1 12, 085
8 101, 711
3 35, 526
1 11, 357

5 52, 645
1 10,150
8 82, 366
1
1 10, 858
2
2 22, 214
1
1 10,379
1
1 10,150
1
1 11,107
2
2 22, 214
17 179, 404
17
1 11,107
1
12
12 133, 743
2
2 21,237
5
5 50,939
1
1
9,901
1
1 10,379
1
1 10,150
1
1 10,629
1
1 10,858
77
77 711,820
144
143
1,133, 786
1,133,006
45 324,435
45 326,105
155
153
1,024,231
1,016,426
44 274,493
44 276,099
133 734,607
131 729,003
76 381,522
76 384,442
206 962,633
204 961,821
285
283
1, 210, 758
1, 209, 453
205 795,336
204 795,971
31 114,982
31 115,646
10 35,334
10 35,126

131
105
105
1,330,035
1, 659,418
1,330,035
92
92
116
1,279,628
1,279, 628
1, 613, 472
13 134,745
13 134,745
15 155,475
9 98,266
9 98,266
15 151,768
,649
,649
5,545
38, 334, 294
38,334, 294
42, 737,004
355
1,925,917
.0,818
56,840, 274
>9
8,042,290

312
327
1, 692, 600
1, 773,975
699
,674
51, 605, 502
51,686, 266
040
905
5, 943,947
6, 715,816

84,146

312
45,154, 604

252
42,031, 839

092
41,179, 206

459
3, 632, 844
78 94,682

449
3, 588,100
93 122,380

449
3, 588,100
93 122,380

6,500
772, 519

3,500
795, 700

37,374
9, 869, 501
156,834
168, 791
14,226
19, 066

37, 814
9,951,900
161, 800
173,900
14, 500
19, 500

3, 500
795, 700
75, 814
9,951,900
162, 700
174, 800
14, 600
19, 600

-443, 617

-414,173

59,483,324

56, 486, 760

56,088,300

1960

96

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AIR FORCE
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $17,500:
Secretary of the Air Force. _
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
Under Secretary of the Air Force
1 20,000
1 20,000
1 20,000
Assistant secretary of the Air Force. .>
3 60,000
4 80,000
4 80,000
General counsel.
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
GS-18. $17,500:
Deputy assistant secretary (financial
management)
1 17,514
1 17,514
Deputy assistant secretary (materiel) 1 17,514
1 17,514
1 16,000
Special assistant for installations.
1 17,514
1 17,514
1 16,000
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Administrative assistant to Secretary
15, 621
of the Air Force-_
_
1 15,392
15, 621
Assistant for materiel
1 15,392
1 13,975
15,621
Assistant for operations analysis
1
15,392
1 14,405
Civilian director, procurement and
15, 621
production
15,392
1 13,975
16,349
Deputy comptroller
_
_.
16,349
1 14,620
Deputy general counsel (interna1 15,621
tional)
15,392
Deputy general counsel (procure1 15,621
ment)
1 15,392
Deputy for manpower, personnel,
16,339
16,349
and organization
14,620
15,621
15,392
Deputy for materiel programs
__.
16,099
16.099
Deputy for requirements review
1 14,405
15, 621
15,621
Deputy for security programs
1 13,975
16,099
15,870
Director of civilian personnel
1 14,405
Deputy for accounting and financial
management
1 14,405
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Academic director, Air Force Institute of Technology
1 14,435
1 14,206
Administrative assistant to Secretary
of the Air Force
1
13,330
Aeronautical research, development,
15,163
and design enerineer
_
15,163
1 13,760
14,435
Assistant for ballistics missiles
14,206
14,685
Assistant comptroller
14,685
1 13,115
14,435
Assistant for ground safety
14,206
14,685
Assistant for financial management.-.
14,685
T~~l2,~966
Assistant for logistics planning and
14,435
research
14,206
Assistant for maintenance engineer14, 685
ing
14,685
1 12, POO
15,163
Assistant for plans...
15.163
1 13,760
14.435
Assistant for security...
14,206
14,914
14,914
Assistant for small business
1 13,330
14, 914
14,914
Assistant for supply
1 13,115
14, 435
14,206
Assistant for transportation
14,435
14,206
Associate director of budget
1 12,900
Associate director of management
14,685
analysis
14,685
13,115
Associate general counsel
26,445
CMef, atomic warfare division
14,435
14, 435
12,900
Chief, combat operations team and
deputy assistant for operation
1 14,435
analysis
1 14,435
1 14,914
Cnief, counter-intelligence division...
1 14,685
1 13,330
2 29,598
Chief, operations analysis
2 29.598
1 12,900
Chief scientist A
1 15,163
1 12,900
Civilian direct r, procurement and
industrial planning
1 13,545
14, 685
1 14,685
1 13,115
Deputy chief, aircraft division
14, 914
1 14,685
1 13,330
Deputy auditor general
14,914
1 14,685
1 13.330
Deputy for contract fnancing
_
14,685
1 14,435
Deputy director of civilian personnel.
13,115
Deputy for materiels program
Deputy for military assistant pro1 14,435
14,206
12,900
grams
_.
1 14,435
14,206
12,900
Deputy for reserve and ROTC affairs.
Deputy special assistant for installa15,163
13.
760
tions
1 15,163
15,163
12,900
Deputy technical director, AFOAT-1.
15,163
13,115
Director of climatology
14,435
Director, operations analysis
T"i4~685
Scientific adviser to deputy chief of
15,163
1 12,900
staff for communications-eleetronics.
Scientific adviser to technical direc15,163
1 13,760
tor, AFOAT-1
Special assistant to director, special
1 14,435
14,206
investigations
Special assistant for financial control
1 14,435
1 14,206
13,115
of resources
_
1 15,163
1 14,914
13, 545
Special assistant (purchasing)
1 15,163
1 14,914
13,545
Special assistant (industrial finance) _.
Technical director, communication
1 15,163
1 12,900
and electronics
Technical director, guidance and
1 15,163
1 12,900
control
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
81,126
80,226
7 85,050
Accountant
13,978
13,978
1 12,690
Accountant, fiscal adviser
13,978
13,978
1 12,690
Accounting, special assistant
52.884
52.284
5 59,400
Accountant, systems..
21 284,391
21 281,391
21 254,340
Administrative officer.
13,083
13.083
1 11,610
Adviser, technical
27,942
2 27,942
2 25.380
Aeronautical research administrator,.
21
281,691
21
280.191
21 252,720
Air intelligence specialist
13,374
1 13,374
Assistant chief, plans and programing.
1 11,880
13.374
1 13,374
Assistant for security
1 12,150

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1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Assistant general counsel
3 $36,180
3 $40,113
3 $40,113
Attorney
13,978
13,978
Attorney-adviser
4 48,060
53,184
53,784
Attorney trial examiner
3 36,180
40,713
40,713
Auditor
2 25,380
27,942
27,942
Budget officer
6 72,900
81,126
81,726
Cartographer
6 72,090
65,955
65,955
Chief, Air Force panel, board of contract appeals
12,690
13,978
13,978
Chief, air technical intelligence center
12,420
13,978
13,978
Chief, combat operations team
12,420
13,686
13.978
Chief, contract audits division....35,370
39,213
39,813
Chief, document research division
12,420
13,686
13,978
Chief, historical division.
12,690
13,978
13,978
Chief, internal audits division
11,610
12,771
13,083
Chief, international consolidated division-.
_.
11,880
1 13,374
1 13,374
Chief, patents division
12,420
1 13,686
1 13,978
Chief, placement and employment
relations division..
_
_.
12,420
1 13,978
1 13,978
Chief, statement report division
11,880
1 13,374
1 13,374
Chief, technical division..
12,150
1 13,374
1 13,686
Chief, technical improvement group. .
11,610
1 13,374
1 13,374
Chief, technical liaison team.
12,150
1 13, 686
1 13,374
Communication specialist
12,690
1 13,978
1 13,978
Comptroller
1 13,083
11,610
1 12,771
Comptroller systems officer, supervisory
3 36,450
3 40,413
3 40,113
Contracting officer
12 142,290
10 130,110
10 130,710
Deputy administrative assistant
1 12,150
1 13,374
1 13,686
Deputy assistant for air weapons systems evaluation
1 12, 771
1 11,610
1 13,083
Deputy chief, computation division. _
1 11,610
1 13,083
1 13,083
Deputy for civil aviation
1 12,150
1 13,374
1 13,374
Deputy for mutual security assistance
affairs
1 12,420
1 13,686
13,978
Deputy director, accounting operations
1 11,880
1 13,083
13,374
Deputy director, auditor general district
3 35,640
2 26,742
27,042
Deputy director, comptroller
1 13,083
13,083
1 11,610
Deputy director, maintenance
1 13,374
13,374
1 11,880
Deputy director, maintenance engineering
40,723
40,113
3 36,180
Deputy director, personnel
26,742
27,342
3 35,910
Deputy director, procurement and
production
40,713
39,813
3 36,180
Deputy director, programing
46,980
39,813
39,213
Deputy director- supply and services..
47,520
4 52,884
4 52,884
Director, academic training
13,083
11,880
1 13.374
Director, auditor general district
2 23.760
2 26.442
2 26.742
Director of community services
12,420
1 13.686
1 13.978
1 13,686
Director, education
._.
12,150
1 13,686
1 13,686
1 13,978
Director, library..
12,420
1 13,978
1 13.978
Director, operations
12,690
1 13,686
1 13,686
Education specialist
12,150
3 41,013
3 41,013
Engineer, construction management..
36, 720
4 52.884
4 53.484
Engineer, electronics
47,790
Engineer, general..12 144.450
10 132,210
10 133.710
Engineer, maintenance
1 12.690
1 13,978
1 13.978
F quipment specialist
1 11,880
1 13.374
1 13.374
Industrial specialist
2 23,490
2 26,142
2 26,442
Investigator
_
11 152.481
11 136.890
11 151. 881
Loan examiner, supervisory
1 13,686
1 13,374
1 12.150
2 26,742
Maintenance planner
2 26,442
2 23,760
4 53.784
4 53.184
Management analysis officer
48,060
1 13.083
1 13.083
Management analyst
11,610
1 13,374
1 13,374
11,880
Manpower requirements officer
1 13,083
1 13,083
11,610
Mathematician
Member, industrial personnel seen
1 11,880
1 13.374
1 13,083
rity review board
1 12,600
1 13,978
1 13, 978
Meteorologist
27 323,730
26 350. 346
26 344, 646
Operations analyst
1 11,610
1 13,083
1 13.083
Operations specialist, airways
3 35,370
3 39, 513
3 38,913
Organizations and methods examiner.
6 72,360
6 81,426
6 80,226
Personnel officer
11, 880
1 13,374
1 13,274
Personnel research officer
23, 490
1 13,083
1 12, 771
Physicist
2 24,840
2 27,642
2 27.342
Procurement officer
4 48,600
1 13, 978
1 13,978
Production analyst
2 24,300
2 27,342
2 27,042
Production specialist
11,880
1 13,374
1 13.083
Program analyst, supervisory
11,880
1 13,083
1 13,374
Program control officer
2 23,760
2 26.742
2 26, 442
Psychologist
12, 690
1 13, 978
1 13,978
Public relations officer
11,880
1 13,374
1 13,083
Realty officer
12,150
1 13,686
1 13,686
Safety program director
12, 690
1 13.978
1 13,978
Special adviser
12,420
1 13,978
1 13.686
Special assistant to comptroller
11,610
1 13,083
1 13,0«3
Special assistant, logistics officer
2 26,742
2 26,742
Statistical analyst
.__
2 24,300
1 13,083
1 12,771
Statistical systems officer
1 11,610
9 117,339
9 117,039
Supply officer
9 105,840
2 26,442
2 26,442
Traffic manager
2 23,490
1 13,686
1 13,374
Wage specialist
1 12,150
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
16 190,592
16 171,140
16 190,112
Accountant, systems..
20 238,420
20 214.570
20 237,220
Administrative officer
_
40 477,080
43 460,530
40 473,000
24,154
Adviser, technical
3 32,035
2 ?3,914
25,114
Aeronautical research administrator.
2 22,790
2 25,114
12,085
Aircraft maintenance officer
1 10,750
1 11,835
11,835
1 10,535
Air facility plans officer
1 11,606
585.
293
Air intelligence specialist
54 577.060
578.093
11,606
Air maintenance supervisor
,
1 10,320
11.357
23,194
Airways operations specialist
.-2 20,640
22,954

1960

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DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Analyst, management
Architect, design
Archivist...
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, depot maintenance. _
Assistant chief, field services
Assistant chief, legal/financial advisory division
Assistant chief, personal services division. __
Assistant chief, procurement and production division
Assistant chief, programs/analysis division
Assistant chief, quality control.
Assistant chief, systems division
Assistant chief, technical division
Assistant chief, training publications.
Associate director, community services
_.
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
_
Auditor
_
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer.
_
_
Chief, area officer
_
Chief, contract special audits program
Chief, depot maintenance
Chief, field services.
__
Chief, ground communications division
Chief, materiel control
_
Chief, overseas employment. _
,
Chief, personnel..
Chief, photo intelligence section
Chief, plans, procurement, and quality.
Chief, plans division
Chief, plant engineering division
Chief, procurement survey branch
Chief, requirements
Chief, supply and services
....
Chief, technical division
Chief, training and services— _
Chief; weapons phasing division
Classification analyst
Commodity industry analyst
Communications officer
Community and regional planner
Comptroller systems officer
Contract specialist
_
Contracting officer
Deputy comptroller
Deputy director, accounting
Deputy director, assistant for programing
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, installations
__.
Deputy director, maintenance engineering.
_
___
Deputy director, procurement and
production
Deputy director, programing
Deputy director, quality control
Deputy director, special weapons
Deputy director, supply and servicesDeputy safety program director
Director, civilian personnel
Director, supply and services
Editor
_
Education specialist
Electronic scientist. __
Employee relations officer
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Engineer, civil
Engineer, construction
Engineer, construction management-.
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronic
Engineer, fire prevention
Engineer, general
Engineer, maintenance
_
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, ordnance
Engineer, petroleum
Engineer, safety
Engineer, standards
_—
Equipment specialist
Financial management analyst
Foreign affairs officer
Geophysicist.Historian
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspector, aircraft-Inspector, procurement
Instructor, electrical
Instructor, technical
Intelligence specialist
Investigators
Labor relations officer
Legislative attorney
Legislative officer
Librarian
Loan examiner
Logistics planning officer
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Num- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
6 $62,780
5 53,750
1 10,535
2 20,855
1 10,535
1 10,535

6 $69,342
5 59,665
1 11,835
2 23,194
1 11,606
1 11,606

1

10,320

1

11,357

11,606

1

10,320

1

11,606

11,606

4

43,860

4

49,028

$69,582
59,905
11,835
23,434
11,606
11,835

4

49,748

10,535
10,320
10,320
10,965
10,750

11,606
11, 606
11,606
12,085
11,835

11,835
11,606
11,606
12,334
12,085

1 11,180
9 96,965
6 62,995
24 253,915
23 245,100
2 21,500
9 95,030
4 42,140
5 53,535
1 11,180
1 10,320

1 12,563
6 71,022
6 57,985
20 234,340
23 270,811
2 23,914
9 105,093

1 12,563
6 71,982
5 58,225
20 235,540
23 272,011
24,154
106,533
47,348
60,145
12,563
11,606

5
1
1

59,425
12,563
11,357

1
1
1
3
1

11,606
11,606
11,357
35,517
11,835

1
1
1
3
1

3
1

10,320
10,320
10.320
32,035
10,750

1
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
1
57
1
1

10,535
43,000
10,750
10,320
10, 535
31,390
11,180
10, 635
10,320
11,395
11,180
31,605
21, 500
31,605
11,395
596,195
10,320
10,320

11,835
47,838
11,835
11,606
11,357
34,794
12,334
11,606
11,357
12,563
12,334
35,276
24,160
_ 35,276
1 12,563
52 605,265
11,357
11,357

1
3
1

10,320
32,680
10,320

11,606
36,481
11,606

1
3
1

11,606
36,722
11,606

2

21,070

23,434

2

23,674

2

12
3
1
8
5
14
15
8
1
14
1
40
4
5
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
17
4
3
1
2
1
10
1

2
4

10,750
10,750
10,535
10,535
20,855
10,750
10, 750
10,320
10,320
129,430
31,820
10,535
84,280
53,535
148,995
158,455
83,850
10,535
148,350
11,180
423,120
41,710
52,675
10,750
10,535
10,535
10,750
10,535
21,715
21,070
10,535
21,070
176,515
10,320
42,570
31,605
3160
10,750
21,500
10,535
110,295
10,295
10,535
10535
10,535
10,320
10,965
21,715
42,355

2

11,835
11,835
11,606
11,606
23,196
11,835
11,835
11,606
11,606
143,273
35,035
11,606
93, 748
58,954
165,264
153,666
92, 784
11,835
163,818
12,334
418,492
46,874
58,472
11,835
11,606
11,606
11,835
11,835
24,160
23,437
11,606
23,437
195, 479
11,606
46,874
35, 035
11,835
23,678
11,606
109,684
11.606
11, 835
11,357
12,085
24.160
46,633

11,606
11,606
11,606
35,999
12,085

1 11,835
4 47,838
1 12,085
1 11,606
1 11,835
3 34, 794
1 12, 563
1 11,835
1 11,606
1 12, 563
1 12, 563
3 35, 276
2 24,160
3 35, 517
1 12, 563
62 608,157
1 11, 606
1 11,606

11,835
11,835
11,835
11,835
23,196
12,085
11,835
11,606
11,606
143,996
35,517
11,835
94,471
59,677
166,228
154,871
93,266
11,835
165,264
12,563
418,492
46.874
58,954
12,085
11,835
11,835
11,835
11,835
24.401
23, 437
11, 835
23,678
196,684
11,835
47,356
35, 517
12,085
24,160
11, 835
110, 889
11, 835
11,835
11,606
12,334
24, 401
47,115

1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Maintenance planner.
Management analysis officer
Management analyst
Materiel operations analyst
Materiel planner. _
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Military personnel offi cer. _
Mobilkation planning officer
Operations analyst
Operational requirements officer
Organization and methods examiner.
Personal affairs officer
Personnel officer
Physicist
Placement officer
Position classifier
Printing and publications officer
Production control officer
Production specialist
Professor
Program analyst
Program analysis officer
Program control officer
Program officer
Psychologist
Public relations officer
Real estate officer
Real property officer
Recreation director, assistant
Requirements technician
,
Research analyst
Research and development officer
Research physiologist
Salary and wages administrator
Security officer
_
Special assistant, comptroller.
Special assistant to director inspector
service-..
_
Special assistant to director maintenance engineering. _
Special assistant plans and programing
Statistical analyst
Statistician, mathematical
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply cataloging administrator
Supply officer. _
Technical director. _.
Traffic manager.
Training officer
Transportation officer _
„
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Accounting officer
,
Accounting systems
Administrative analyst
Administrative officer
Adviser, technical
Aeronautical research administrator..
Air base selection officer
Aircraft maintenance officer
Air intelligence officer
Airways operators specialist
Analyst, management
Architect...
Assistant chief, maintenance directorate
_.
Assistant chief, maintenance engineering service division
Assistant chief, quality analysis
Assistant chief, quality control division
Assistant chief, shop production control division
Assistant chief, support division
Assistant chief, surety division
Assistant chief, transportation. _
Associate chief, district transportation office
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Automotive adviser
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer
Chief, administrative service divisionChief, audio visual center
Chief, civilian health care
Chief, classification
Chief, development —
Chief, field liaison division
Chief, fixed electrical engineering
branch _
_
Chief, ground communications division
Chief, installations division..,_
Chief, legislative affairs branch
Chief, logistical data procurement division
Chief, management engineering service division
Chief, manpower and organization division
Chief, materiel support division
Chief, mechanical engineering section.

Number

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Total
salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $117.820
4 41,495
6 64,930
10,750
10, 535
20, 855
21, 715
42,785
10,320
21,070
574,050
21,500
63,210
10,535
266, 600
41,280
10, 750
10,750
10,320
116,100
21,070
10, 535
84,280
21,070
63,425
43,215
21,285
10,320
10,320
31,175
10, 750
20,640
10,320
10,320
10,320
10, 750
10,535
20,855

10 $119,595
46, 392
71, 998
11, 835
11, 606
23,196
12,085
47, 356
11,357
23,196
54 625,328
2 23,678
" 70,070
11,606
260, 699
45, 428
11,835
11,835
11,357
92,302
23,196
11,606
93, 266
23,196
70,311
48,079
23,437
11,357
11,357
34, 553
11,835
22,714
11,357
11,357
11,357
11,835
11, 606
23,196

10 $120,318
4 46,392
6 72,480
1 12,085
1 11,835
2 23,437
1 12,085
4 47,838
1 11,606
2 23,678
54 630,148
2 23,678
6 70,552
1 11,835
22 261,904
4 45,910
1 11,835
1 11,835
1 11,606
8 92,302
2 23,437
1 11,835
8 93,748
2 23,196
6 70,793
4 48,561
2 23,919
11,606
11,606
34, 794
1 12,085
2 23,196
1 11,606
1 11,606
1 11,606
1 12,085
1 11,835
2 23,437

1

1

10,750

11,835

21, 285
10,320
74,175
42,355
22,145
10, 965
427,205
10,965
21, 715
10,320
20,640

11,835
11,357
82,391
47,115
24,401
12,085
460,996
12,085
24,160
11,357
22, 714

56 521,930
1
9,420
34 322,000
1 10,065
114
1,047,220
12 111, 535
4 40,260
1
9,205
36 338,690
78 711,970
1
9,205
23 214, 510
9 84,565

53 551,263
1 10,379
34 358,324
1 11,107
103
1,037,878
12 123,632
4 42,014
1 10,150
41 424,016
74 745,929
1 10,150
15 154, 540
9 93,929

1

12,085

2
1
39
1
2
1
2

11,835
11,606
82, 873
47,115
24,883
12,334
463,406
12,334
24,401
11,606
23,196

53 552,468
1 10,379
34 360,734
1 11,107
103
1,041, 493
12 124,837
4 42,014
1 10,379
41 425,221
74 749,544
1 10,379
15 154,540
9 93,929

1

9,420

1

10,379

1

10,629

1
1

9,205
9,205

1
1

10,150
10,150

6

56,520

1
1
6

10,379
10,379
63,021

1
1
1
2

9,205
10,065
9,635
17,980

1
1
1
2

10,150
11,107
10,629
20,043

2

10,379
11,107
10, 858
20,284

1
29
16
98
1
58
1
22
1
1
1
1
9
1

9,205
271,030
149,645
928,320
9,850
542, 705
9,205
197,995
9,420
8,990
9,205
9,850
82, 630
9,205

1

10,150
153.335
165,646
896,071
10,858
578. 556
10,150
220, 714
10.379
9,901
9,901
10,858
80,413
10,150

10,379
154,299
165,646
897,276
11,107
580,966
10,379
221,437
10,379
10.150
10.379
11,107
80,895
10,379

10,150

10,150

9,635
9.420
9,205

10,629
10,379
10,150

10, 629
10.379
10,379

9,205

10,150

10,379

9,205

10,150

10, 379

8,990
9,205
9,420

9,901
10,150
10,379

10,150
10,150
10,379

9,205

1

1
15
16
86
1
56
1
22

1960

98

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, A I R FORCE—Continued
1958 actual

1959 estimate

L960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
3 $31,149
3 $27,830
Chief, medical facilities section
3 $30,908
Chief, organization and methods
1 10,150
1
8,990
1 9,901
Chief, placement and employee relations branch
1
9,635
1 10,629
1 10,858
Chief, plant engineering division
1 10,150
1
8,990
1 9,901
Chief, plans division
2 18,625
2 20,766
2 20,525
Chief, plains and operations division. _
1 10,150
1
9,205
1 10,150
Chief, procurement and production
branch
18 172,140
18 192,678
18 190,268
2 21,248
Chief, production control division
2 19,270
2 21,248
2 20,284
Chief, programs analysis
*
2 18,195
2 20,043
Chief, programs division
..
3 30,426
3 27,615
3 30,426
Chief, programs and requirements
8,990
10,150
division
9,901
37,035
41, 773
Chief, quality control division
_.
41, 291
20,130
20,766
Chief, shops division
22,212
26,970
30,185
Chief, target division
___.
29, 944
10,379
Chief, weapons phasing division
9,420
10, 379
Chief, wire communications engi9,205
neering branch
-.
1
1 10,150
1 10,379
1
9,420
Commissary officer
1 10,379
1 10,379
2 19, 700
2 21,971
2 21,730
Commodity industry analyst
8 80,413
Communications officer.
17 156,055
8 81,136
1 10,150
Communications specialist
9,205
1
1 10,379
5 50,710
Community and regional planner
5 46,885
5 50, 710
135
151
Contracting officer
135
1,
1,375, 436
1,372,785
Contract specialist
2 18,410
2 20,284
2 20,284
1
9,635
Criminal investigator
1 10,629
1 10,858
2 18,840
Dean
.,_-_--__.
2 20,766
2 20,766
2 19,055
Deputy chief, photo intelligence
2 21,248
2 21,248
Deputy chief, staff civilian personnel
1
9,420
1 10,379
division. __
10,629
1
1 11,107
Deputy chief, staff services division..
9,850
11,107
2 18,625
3 30,426
Deputy director, comptroller
_.
30,667
1
1
Deputy director, field services
_.
8,990
9,901
10,150
1
1
Deputy director, inspection division..
8,990
9,901
10,150
3 28, 260
3 31.149
Deputy director, installations
31,631
1 10,065
1 11,107
Deputy director, technical training. _.
11,107
1
1 10.150
Deputy director, training equipment.
9,205
10,379
1
1 10,150
Designer
9,205
10,379
2 18,410
2 20,284
Digital computer programing officer..
20,766
1
1
Digital computer systems analyst
8,990
10,150
9,901
1
1
Director, air force museum
10,150
9,901
1
1
Director, air force records center
10,150
9,901
8,990
Director, engineer construction oper1 10,629
ation and maintenance
1
9,635
10,858
1
Director, installations
1
8,990
9,901
10,150
1 10,629
Director, realty plans and programs.
1
9,635
10,858
2 21,248
Editor
21,489
2 19,055
Education specialist
457,073
52 4^6,290
43
Electronic scientist
—
20,284
2 18,195
2 20,043
Employee relations officer
10,379
9,205
1 10,150
Engineer, aerodynamic
20,284
18,195
2 20,043
Engineer, aeronautical
31,872
28,471
3 31, 631
E ngineer, architectural
141,300
15 156,950
158,155
Engineer, chemical
18,840
2 21,007
21,248
Engineer, civil
417,880
41 422,329
424,739
Engineer, communications
.
9,420
1 10,379
10,379
Engineer, construction
656,390
67 699,517
704,337
Engineer, electrical
14 128,870
14 142,711
143,675
Engineer, electronic
34 318,345
353,504
355,914
Engineer, fire control design
18,840
20,766
21,248
Engineer, fire prevention
9,205
10,150
10,379
Engineer, general
740,350
768, 563
773,383
Engineer, industrial
73,640
81, 618
82,100
Engineer, maintenance
48,605
53,120
54,325
Engineer, mechanical
184, 530
205,250
206,455
Engineer, ordnance design
10, 065
11,107
11,107
Engineer, photographic
37,250
41,291
41, 773
Engineer, power
9,420
10,379
10,379
Engineer, production
^
110, 030
122,427
123,150
Engineer, safety
56, 520
63, 021
63,021
Engineer, sanitary
9,205
10,150
10,379
Engineer, standards
39,185
43,219
43,942
Entomologist
17,
19,802
20,284
Equipment specialist
93,125
103,830
10 103,830
Financial management analyst
18,195
20,043
2 20,284
Fire prevention specialist
18,195
20,043
20,284
Freight traffic officer
9,205
10,150
10,150
Geophysicist
.
10,065
21,489
21,489
Health education officer
9,420
10,379
10,379
Historian
163,365
171,671
172,876
Home economist
9,850
10,858
10,858
Housing officer
_-.
10,065
11,107
11,107
Illustrator
9,205
10,150
10,379
Industrial specialist
273,785
30 303,055
30 304,260
Information officer
19,915
2 21,971
2 22,212
Information specialist
46,670
51,915
52,397
Inspector, ammunition
18,410
20,284
20,525
Inspector, procurement
149,860
167,092
168,056
Instructor, electrical9,635
10,858
10,858
Instructor, technical.,
9,850
10,858
11,107
Insurance examiner
9,850
10,858
11,107
Investigator
278,945
25 259,093
260,298
Librarian
8,990
1 9,901
10,150
Maintenance planner
102,330
11 113,731
114,695
Maintenance technician
137,000
15 153,335
154,540
Management agronomist
9,420
1 10,379
10, 629
72, 995
Management analysis officer
8 80,895
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GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Management analyst
Manpower requirements
._
M ateriel control officer
Mathematician
_
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Military personnel officer
Military security officer
___
Mortician
National intelligence specialist
_
Navigation specialist
Operations analyst _
_.
Operational requirements officer
Organization and methods examinerPatent adviser
_
._
Personnel officer
.
.
Photo technician
Physicist
.-..
Placement officer
Plans analyst
Position classifier
„
Printing and publications
Printing superintendent
.
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Production control officer
Production specialist
Professor
Program analyst
.
Program control officer
-_
Psychologist
..
Publications officer
Public relations officer
Real estate Officer
._
Real property analyst
._
Real property officer
Records administrator
Regional representative
_
Requirements technician
Research analyst.
Research and development officer....
Salary and wage specialist.___
Secretary, executive
Security adviser.
Security officer
Shops and services specialistSpace officer
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supervisor, production '.
Superintendent, laundry
Supply cataloger..
Supply officer
Surplus property disposal officer
Traffic manager
Training officer
Transportation officer
^
Wood technologist..
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405,.
GS-9. $5,985 to$6,885...
GS-S. $5,470 to $6,370 ..
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880 ..
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390-.
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065_..
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825. _.
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530...
Grades established by 10 U. S. C. 9021:
$12,500 to $19,000:
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
sciences)
Ah* technical intelligence adviser
(AWS)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(electronic data processing)
Air technical intelligence adviser (intelligence acquisition)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(machine and data systems)
Chief scientist
Chief scientist, U. S. Air Force
Deputy assistant secretary for research
and development
Deputy chief scientist
Deputy director, plans and programs
Deputy for requirements, research
and development
Deputy for research and development
operations.
„_
Deputy technical director, AFOAT-1
Director of climatology..,
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1959 estimate I960 estimate

Num- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
20 $187,110
18 $188,822
18 $190,268
8,990
4 36,820
41,050
41,050
9 82,200
91,037
91, 519
22 216,485
17 188,079
188,802
18 166,765
18 185,448
186,653
2 19, 485
2 21,730
21,971
1
9,205
1 10,150
10,379
1
9,850
1 11,107
11,107
1
9,635
1 10,629
10,858
1
8,990
9,901
10,150
44 400,290
446,489
44 444,079
8,990
1
10,150
1 9,901
35 329,700
35 368,225
35 365,815
4 37,465
4
42,014
4 41.532
63 585,075
62 645,192
62 643,987
81,136
8 72,135
g
8 80,413
2 18,410
2 20,766
2 20,525
1 9,205
1 10,379
10,150
1
1 9,205
1 10,379
1 10,150
1 9,205
1 10,379
1 10,150
2 18,410
2 20,284
2 20,284
1 9,850
1 11,107
1 11,107
12 112,610
15 156,950
15 155,745
9,205
1
1 10,379
1 10,150
52 487,045
58 603,178
58 606,793
55,660
6 61,816
6 62,298
12 111, 105
12 124,114
12 123,150
84,995
9
9 94,411
9 95,134
24 222,425
24 247.264
24 249,192
8,990
1
1 9,901
1 10,150
8,990
1
1 9,901
1 10,150
17,980
2
2 19,802
2 19,802
62,298
6 56,090
6
6
61,334
1 10,065
1 11,107
1 11,107
8,990
10,150
1
9,901
1
1
9,420
1
1 10,379
1 10,379
64,325
5 49,035
54,325
5
5
84,135
10 103,830
10 103,348
72,135
82,100
8 81,618
47,315
63,021
6 62,539
9,205
10,379
10,150
1
28,905
32,113
3 32,113
18,410
20,284
2 .28,690
2 20,284
32,113
3
3 31,872
8,990
1
1 10,150
1 9,901
8,990
1
1 10,150
1 9,901
21 196,100
20 207,660
20 210,070
9,205
1 10,150
1
1 10,150
4 44,424
4 40,045
4 44,906
9,205
1 10,150
1
1 10,150
9,635
1 10,629
1
1 10,629
112
90
90
1,053,535
932,060
927,240
1 10,065
1 11,107
11,107
5 52,397
5 47,100
52,397
9 91,278
7 64,005
91,519
5 47,745
5 52,638
5 53,120
9,420
1 10,379
1 10,379
1
4,023
4,167
3,957
38,612,947
31,939,115
37,329,600
6,572
6,370
6,410
49,768,113
43,435,410
51,156,120
1,737
1,857
1,""
12,165,182
11,991,625
12,919,570
12,347
12,475
12, 747
82,242,843
73,351,615
83, 700, 529
834
2,844
3,144
16,906,280
16,968,530
16,965,960
27,
526
27,396
30, 546
157, 069,992
154,608,277
154, 611,675
5,200
5,224
5,657
25,993,132
26,360,950
25, 509, 750
13, 770
13,
752
16,265
65, 741,620
65, 517, 612
70, 584, 080
25,697
25,712
27,078
106,954,965
106,626,480
101, 254, 250
21,206
21,221
23, 553
84, 619,090
84, 479, 815
' 1,672, 735
9,767
9,772
10,052
36, 507,022
36,427,352
33,649,810
463
>8
568
1, 507, 032
1,492,162
1,629,835

15,000

15,000

15,000

15,000

15,000

15,000
15,000

15,000
15,000
50, 500
19,000

2
1

31,000
19,000

1

19,000

19,000
15,000
14,500

1

15,000

17,000

1

15,000

17,000
15, 500
15,500

1
3
1

15,000
50,500
19,000
19,000
15,000
14,500

1

17,000
17,000
15,500
15,500

1960

99

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
Nuffi- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades established by 10 XJ. S* C, 9021: ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,500 to $19,000—Continued
$15,260
1 $14,000
1 $15,260
Director of scientific Services, A W l . ,
16,000
1
16,000
1
16,000
Director for secretariat
_.._,
15, 500
1
14,000
1
15,500
Medical research adviser.
16,000
1
lb, 000
Scientific adviser to commander
Scientific adviser to director of
research
15, 500
1
15,500
Scientific adviser to deputy chief of
staff for communications-electronics.
15, 500
15, 500
Scientific adviser (research)
1
15,300
17,000
17,000
Scientific adviser to technical director,
AFOAT-1
15, 500
15, 500
Technical adviser on space technology...1
12,500
15,000
15,000
Technical director (aeronautics and
15,000
propulsion)
1
12,500
15,000
Technical director, AFOAT-1
1
17,000
18, 500
18, 500
Technical director, communications
and electronics
15, 500
15, 500
Technical director to deputy chief,
research and development
1
16,500
17, 500
17, 500
Technical director, guidance and
control
.___
15, 500
15, 500
14, 500
Technical director, (human factors)...
14, 500
Technical director, nuclear appli*
14, 500
cations division.
.
___.
14,500
Technical director (nuclear systems
14,
700
14,
700
application)
-.__.-_____,
Technical director, plans and pro17,
500
17.
500
grams
^
1
1G, 000
15, 500
15, 500
Technical director, technical resourcos.
"i 157566
16, 500
16, 500
Technical director, weapons systems..
14, ,500
14, 500
Technical program director... _.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 and above:
Foreman, aircraft component re*
pair
.
4
41,853
42, 650
28 263,528
Foreman, aircraft electrical systems
1 10, 300
1
10,129
10,129
repair
55,015
6 56,000
Foreman, aircraft engine overhaul...
14 137,735
Foreman, aircraft hydraulic sys1 10,329
1
10,
tems repair
1
10,129
Foreman, aircraft instrument me1
10,129
10,129
chanic
1
10,129
Foreman, aircraft jet engine me1 10,730
1
10,524
chanic
1
10,524
1 10,390
1
10,192
Foreman, aircraft maintenance
2 20,478
2
20,259
1
9,110
Foreman, aircraft mechanic
14 160,159
5
47,278
14 162,965
Foreman, aircraft overhaul
33 329,478
Fireman, aircraft propulsion mechanic
_.
3
27,830
1
11,012
1
10,816
9,838
Foreman, aircraft repair.._
_
3
31,516
Foreman, aircraft sheet metal work_.
5
50.376
3
30,907
Foreman, aircraft welder
3
29,202
Fireman, airfield lighting electrical .
10,129
10,129
1
10,129
Fireman, airfield lighting system
repair
1
9,734
Foreman, automatic equipment re3
32,068
3
31,574
31,574
pair .
1
10,212
3
28,890
10,212
Foreman, carpenter
Foreman, communications equip20,155
10,712
11,012
ment repair
_
10,150
10,150
10,150
Foreman, crater warehouse
Foreman, electrical armament
4 41,076
4 40,296
4
39,268
equipment
Foreman, electrical equipment re3
31,057
10 94,190
3
30,527
pair
Foreman, electrical installation and
21,049
21,347
repair
31,096
10,150
10,150
Foreman, electrical lineman
19,884
Foreman, electrical motor repair
9,339
Foreman, electrical test and equip9,256
ment repair
Foreman, electrician
9,734
Foreman, engine equipment and
39,270
2
20,342
2
20,575
repair
67, 749
Foreman, engineer, general
Foreman, equipment maintenance
49, 795
2
20,176
2
20,607
mechanic
Foreman, equipment maintenance
9,339
power plant
Foreman, fixed equipment main1
10,420
27,934
1
10,213
tenance
Foreman, fuel distribution systems
49, 502
2
21,378
2
21,173
operations
Foreman, heating equipment and
9, 734
repair
1
10,649
10, 649
1
10,649
Foreman, heating power plant __. .
Foreman, industrial instrument
9,027
repair, electrical
1
10,129
1
10,129
3
28,620
Foreman, machinist
Foreman, maintenance engineer
4 42,648
4 42,224
4
38,814
Foreman, maintenance and construction
22 246,325
22 243,938
48 485,761
Foreman, mobile equipment maintenance
1
9,963
1
9,963
37, 534
Foreman, mobile equipment and
metal work
9,339
Foreman, mobile equipment oper2
22,325
ations
2
21,023
30.035
Foreman, offset pressman
1
10,005
1
10,005
84,428
Foreman, offset printer
1
9,100
Foreman, plant electrical
10,
046
10,046
I
9,100
Foreman, platemaker
1
9,235
Foreman, plumbing equipment repair
1
10,212
1 10,436
Foreman, plumbing and steamfitting
:._.„
B
SO, 745
5
52,000
5 52,895

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Grades and ranges—Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly r a t e s Num- Total Num- Total N u m - Total
Continued
ber salary ber salary
Equivalent to $9,890 and above—Con, ber salary
Foreman, powered ground equipment repair
1 $11,044
1 $11,044
7 $67,475
Foreman, powerhouse equipment
repair
4 40,705
2 21,694
2 21,978
Foreman, powerplant operations-.
24 247,478
16 171,308
16 172,988
Foreman, preventive maintenance
19 189,404
85,238
8 86,335
Foreman, printing plant
1
9,797
Foreman, printing and reproduction
1 9,069
Foreman, repair of air conditioning
and refrigeration equipment
3 29,951
2 20,279
2 20,486
Foreman, utility operations
7 76,439
6 67,515
6 68,037
Q uality control inspector
21 196,208
6 63,362
6 63,875
Sanitary engineer
2 19,322
1 10,129
1 10,129
4 39, 665
2 20,259
2 20,685
Wood technologist
.
136,407
138,276
143,327
Equivalent to less than $9,890
729,955,836
711,596, 726
698, 709,405
Foreign nationals at local rates
24,523
21,545
22,508
38,574,679
34,364, 275
35,787,720
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

312, 979
293, 787
293,827
1,452,893, 923 1,447,891,237 1, 458,089,081
23,096
8,097
6,855
143,915, 380
31,143, 781
48,877,499

Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year.

28,859,919

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
258, 273
256,939
256,995
United States and possessions
1,259,140,915 1,320, 633,400 1,350,932, 200
Foreign countries:
r
,834
7,953
7,823
U. S. rates—__
41,494,748
40,324,400
41,039, 500
Local rates.
23, 657
22,170
20, 901
37, 202, 799
34,973,600
38,055,938
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
1,095,971
1, 320,900
1,130,900
200, 500
194,000
Part-time employment
192,000
674, 788
822, 600
Intermittent employment
858,000
Other personal services:
11,117, 200
5,135,358
5, 393, 900
Regular pay above 52-week base
26. 916,365
29,499,300
27,836,100
Overtime and holiday pay
2, 227,900
2, 254.300
Nightwork differential
2,197, 237
3,963, 600
Living and quarters allowance
3,934,031
3, 726, 600
3, 722, 300
Additional pay for service abroad
3, 512,403
3, 570,600
860,000
730,191
784, 700
Uniform allowance.
1,865,398
1,819,800
Premium pay
1, 781,700
94,865
100,000
Hazardous duty pay.
__.
90,000
01

Personal services

1,384,195,569

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Personal services (Federal).
State National Guard employees.
01

Personal ser vices.

1,480,766,100

ARMY NATIONAL GUARD

1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Deputy comptroller.
Legal adviser
Supervisory construction management engineer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Construction management engineer _.
General engineer
Supervisory program analyst
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530

1,448,459,338

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber
salary
ber salary ber salary
1

$10,320

1
1

1

10,535

1

2
1

20,130
10,065

7
7
20
3
17
18
31
56
31
1
4

57, 555
46,880
116,835
15,990
83,915
83,560
129,435
218,090
106,180
3,920
10, 760

200
9

924,170
38,794

$11,606
11,357

1
1

$11,606
11,357

12,563

1

12,563

22,214
11,107
9,901
61,530
52,875
142,594
12,314
83,688
92,314
131,323
218,758
103,034
3,931
5,948

2
1
1
7
7
22
1
15
18
28
51
26
1
2

22,214
11,107
9,901
61,530
52,875
142,594
6,240
83,688
92,314
131,323
214,993
99,518
3,931
5,948

188
6

987,057
29,687

185
3

973, 702
13, 992

182

957,370

182

42, 794
191

928,170

959,710

1,166, 034
4,300

745,000

739,000

3,520
2,854

3,630
3,000

7,290
3,000

1, 709,000
2,104, 878
1, 709,000
20, 224
19,341
19,315
101, 621,000
94,822,000
91,040, 485
93,145,363

96, 531,000

103,330,000

1960

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
NATIONAL BOABD FOB THE PROMOTION OF RIFLE PRACTICE
1958 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325—
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $9,890-.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year...
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
01

Personal services

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$5,575
5,240
14,130
24,045
19,030
3,765
17
1

71,785
4,635

$6,448
6,074
16,204
28,370
29,098
3,515

5,928
15,892
27,457
21,319
3,765

4,160

17

80,663
473

20
1

93,869
5,091

17

80,190

19

88,778

3,275
16

70.425
303
584
71,312

310

722

80,500

89,500

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ALASKA COMMUNICATION
SYSTEM, ARMY
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
1 $11,606
1 $11,606
1 $10,320
Attorney
1
11,357
11,357
1
Comptroller,.
1
12,563
12,563
1
Electronic engineer
__.
11,395
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
20,529
20,300
2
2
Administrative officer
2
17,980
10,150
1
1
8,990
9,901
1
Attorney
20,529
2
2
20,300
2
17,980
Communication specialist
44,428
4
4
44,428
4
40,260
Electronic engineer
10,379
1
1
10,379
1
Supply officer
_
—
9,205
13 114, 647 13 115,397
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
15 118, 710
20 157,660
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
20 140,055 20 155,160
86,737
85, 722 13
13
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885.—
__
15
88, 755
24,960
24,296
4
4
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
—
3
16,530
96,575
17
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
17
83,135 17 95,115
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
20
99,000 20 100,460
90,645 20
43 186,921
43 190,279
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,94039 156,900
80 293,600 80 324,480 100 399,780
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325194 655,900 200 703,000 200 707,980
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
30,330
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
27,150
30,330
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
2,690
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,860 or above:
Chief engineer
__.
1
10,764
1
12,510
Master, barge
23 123,055
Less than $9,890
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Central office equipment installer,
9
92,123 11 112,894 11 113,852
foreman
2
21,694
2
21,694
2
21,133
Maintenance, foreman
80 557,101 142 926,542 142 927,500
Equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

541 2,606,886
63 257,063

Personal services _

607 3,114,745
55 265,545

528 2,717,080

552 2,849,200

10,320
71,800
20,400
203,000

10,800
72,000
21,000
210,000

3,022,600

3,163,000

86,676

Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
478 2,436,499
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
8,925
Overtime and holiday pay
53,096
Nightwork differential
_
20,402
Additional pay for service abroad
192,977
Living and quarters allowance (barge)..
11,000
Additional pay for cable barge differential
7,200
01

587 3,020,635
59 303,555

2,730,099

SALARIES AND EXPENSES, SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
Secretary of Defense.

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Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $25,000

1 $25,000

1 $25,000

1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $17,500—Continued
Deputy secretary of defense
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
Director of defense research and
engineering
22,000
22,000
Assistant secretary (comptroller)
20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (health and medical)
20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (international
security affairs)
20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)
20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (properties and
installations)
20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (public affairs)
20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (research and
engineering)
_
_
20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary (supply and
logistics)
1 20,000
20,000
20,000
Assistant to the secretary (atomic
energy) and chairman, military
liaison committee
1 20,000
1 20,000
1 20,000
General counsel
1 20,000
1 20,000
1 20,000
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947, Public Law 313, 80th Cong.
(61 Stat. 715), as amended:
Deputy assistant secretary (health
and medical)
19,000
19,000
19,000
Deputy assistant secretary (research
and engineering)
—.
19,000
19,000
19,000
Director, office of aeronautics
16,500
14,000
16,500
Director, office of atomic, biological
and chemical warfare
15,600
14,000
15,500
17,600
Director, office of electronics
16,000
17,500
17,600
Director, office of foreign programs
17,500
13,500
16,600
16,500
Director, office of sciences
13,600
19,000
19,000
D irector of guided missiles
19,000
D irector, planning division
15,000
Executive assistant to the director of
guided missiles
1 17,500
16,000
17,500
Special assistant to the assistant secre16,600
tary (research and engineering)
16,500
16,500
Staff director for defensive missiles—
1 15,000
16,500
15,600
Staff director for strategic missiles
1 14,000
15,500
15,500
Staff director for tactical missiles
15,500
15,600
Staff specialist for geophysical sciences.
15,500
1 13,800
GS-18. Rate of $17,500:
Assistant to the secretary (legislative
17,514
1 17,514
affairs)
Deputy assistant secretary (comp17,514
1 17,514
troller)
Deputy assistant secretary (inter17,514
national security affairs)
1 17,514
Deputy assistant secretary (man17,514
power, personnel and reserve)
1 17,514
1 16,000
Deputy assistant secretary (properties
17,514
and installations)..
1 17,514
1 16,000
Deputy assistant secretary (public
17,514
1 17,514
affairs)
1 16,000
Deputy assistant secretary (supply
17,514
1 17,514
and logistics)
1 16,000
Deputy comptroller for accounting
1 17,514
17,514
16,000
policy
1 17,514
17,514
16,000
Deputy general counsel
17,514
17,514
16,000
Director of budget—
17,514
17,514
16,000
Director of construction._
17,614
17,514
16,000
Director, office of domestic programs..
Director, office of planning and re17,514
16,000
17, 514
quirements policy
17,514
16,000
17, 514
Director, office of procurement policy17,514
16,000
17, 514
Director, office of production p o l i c y 17,514
16,000
17, 514
Director, office of security policy
17,514
16,000
17,514
Director, office of special operationsDirector, office of transportation and
1 17,514
17,514
16,000
petroleum policy
1 17,514
17, 514
16,000
Director of maintenance engineering.17, 514
17, 514
16,000
Director, real property management- .
17, 514
17,614
16,000
Special assistant to the secretary
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Administrative assistant to the secre1 16,349
1 16,099
1 14,620
tary
-•
Assistant comptroller for contract
1 16,349
1 16,349
1 14,835
financing policy
Assistant comptroller for interna1 16,099
1 15,870
1 14,405
tional security affairs
—
Assistant director of construction
1 14,835
1 16,349
1 16,349
Assistant director, office of planning
1 13,975
and requirements policy
1 15,621
1 15,621
Assistant director, office of procurement policy
1 15,392
1 15,392
Assistant director, real property man1 13,975
agement
1 15,621
1 15,621
3 42,140
Assistant general counsel
Deputy director, office of manpower
3 47,112
3 46,863
1 14,620
requirements and utilization
1 16,349
1 16,099
Deputy director, office of special oper14,405
ations
13,975
1 15,392
1 15,621
Director, audit division
Director, civilian personnel policy
1 15,621
1 15,621
1 13,975
division
Director, economic and fiscal analysis
13,975
1 15,621
1 15,621
division
13,975
Director for small business policy
1 15,392
1 15,621
Director, office of declassification
1 15,621
1 15,392
1 13,975
policy
1 14,190
Director, office of legislative programs1 16,349
1
14,620
1
16,349
Director, office of manpower supply—
1 14,405
Director, office of public information. _
Y"l5,~62i
1 13,975
T " 15," 392
Director, office of review and services.

1960

101

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Oracles and ranges—Continued
Num- Total N u m - Total Num- Total
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Director, office of supply management
1 $15,392
1 $15,621
p licy
1 $13,975
Director, office of telecommunications
1 15,621
policy.
1 15,621
1 13,975
Executive assistant to deputy assistant secretary (international security affairs) for military assistance
15,621
pr< grams
15,621
1 13,975
Special assistant to assistant secretary
15,392
15,621
13,975
(public affairs)
15,392
15,621
Special assistant to the secretary
13,975
Staff director for materiel manage15,621
15,392
ment
13,975
Staff director for research and special
16,099
15,870
projects
-.
14,405
Staff director for program review and
14,190
15,870
15,870
analysis
._.
Staff director for storage and ware15,621
14,190
15,870
h' using
_
15,870
14,190
15, 870
Staff director for transportation
Staff director, production and sched1 15,392
15,621
13,975
ules division
_
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Aeronautical powerplant engineer
(research, development, and evalu15,163
1 15,163
ation)
1 13,760
Assistant director for small business
14,206
14,435
1 12,900
policy
14,435
14,435
Assistant general counsel
1 12,000
Assistant staff director for advanced
14,914
1 13,545
15,163
weapons and materials
_
14,685
14,685
Assistant to the general counsel
1 13,115
14,206
14,206
Chief, family housing division
14,914
14,914
Chief, manpower utilization surveys._
1 13,330
Chief, military construction branch
15,163
13,760
(comptroller).
1 15,163
12,900
Chief of foreign military rights affairs.
Chief, operations and maintenance
14,206
14,435
12,900
branch (comptroller)
_
14,435
12,900
14,435
Chief, overseas projects division
14,914
13,545
Chief, personnel branch (comptroller).
15,163
Chief, procurement and production
14,206
branch (comptroller;
14,435
12,900
Chief, project division (properties and
15,163
15,163
installations)
13, 760
Chief, research and development
14,435
14,685
13,115
branch (comptroller)
Chief, technical division (properties
15,163
15,163
13, 760
and installations)
Chief, technical division (research
14,206
14,435
12,900
and engineering)
28,870
29,370
26,230
Deputy assistant director of b u d g e t Deputy director, office of fuels, materials and ordnance and chief, ord1 15,163
1 15,163
13, 760
nance division
Deputy director, economic and fiscal
1 14,206
14,435
1 12,900
analysis division...
14,435
1 12,800
Director, data systems research staff-.
1 14,435
Director, office of National Security
1 14,435
Council affairs
14,685
1 13,115
1 14,206
Director, office of news services
14,206
1 14,435
Director of intelligence programs
14,435
i 12, eoo
Director of Operations Coordinating
1 14,206
Board affairs
1 14,435
1 12,900
Director, statistical services center
1 13,115
1 14,685
1 14,685
Executive secretary, defense science
15,163
1 15,163
1 13,760
board
General engineer (guided missiles and
15,163
1 13,760
nuclear application)
15,163
14,435
1 13,115
Historian
14,685
14,914
1 13,330
Industrial relations specialist
14,914
14,206
Staff director for cataloging
.
14,435
1 12,900
14,435
14,685
Staff director for planning guidance. ._
1 13,115
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
6 72,520
8 105,995
8 106.910
Accountant
1 12,150
1 13,686
1 13,686
Administrative secretary
2 27,956
2 27,956
3 38,070
Aeronautical engineer
1 13,978
1 13,978
1 12,690
Architectural engineer
Assistant for administrative manage1 13,686
1 13,374
1 12,150
ment
2 26,748
2 26,166
2 23,760
Attorney
1 11,610
1 12,771
1 13,083
Auditor
16 192,185
16 212,572
16 216,067
Budget analyst
1 12,690
13,978
13,978
Budget systems analyst
13,686
1 12,150
13,686
Cartographer,
13,978
1 12,690
13,978
Chemical engineer
3 38,070
2 27956
27,956
27,956
Chemist
___
4 50,760
54,705
54,705
Commodity-industry analyst
1 11,880
13,374
13,083
Conservation specialist
4 50, 760
55,912
4 55,912
Construction management engineer...
3 35,640
40,122
3 40,122
Data systems specialist
2 23,490
2 26,457
2 26,145
Declassification specialist
1 12,905
14, 227
1 14,227
Director, fiscal management division..
1 12,690
13,978
1 13,978
Director of budget and finance
1 12,690
14,227
1 13,978
Director of facilities and services
Director, office of emergency plan1 13,978
1 12,690
1 13,978
ning
1 13,083
1 11,610
1 12,771
Director, office of public services
1 13,686
1 13,686
1 12,150
Director, office of security review
Director of graphics and special
1 11,610
presentations
_
_
14,227
13,978
Director of personnel
12,690
13, 978
13,978
12,420
Director of security services..
69,244
61,830
5 68660
68,660
, 0
Economist
_
97, 846
7 97,846
9784
8 100710
100,710
Electronics engineer
0,
13,374
13,083
1 11880
Equipment specialist
„.
11,880
53, 517
52,311
47,520
Executive assistant
13,374
13,083
11,880
Fiscal analyst..
6 82077
82,077
73,170
Foreign affairs officer..
6 81202
81,202

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Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
General engineer
Geologist
Housing specialist
Industrial engineer
Industrial security specialistIndustrial specialist
Information specialist
Intelligence specialist
Labor economist
.,
Legislative analyst
Liaison officer
Manpower analyst
Manpower utilization specialist
Marine engineer
Mathematician
Mechanical engineer.
Metallurgist
Mobilization planning officer
Naval architect
Personnel specialist
Physicist
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program analyst
Program coordinator
Realty officer
Security review specialist
Special assistant
Staff director for standardization
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supply cataloger
Supply requirements officer
Supply specialist
_.._..
Surplus property disposal officer
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialistGS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Aeronautical research engineer
Assistant administrative secretary
Attorney
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Budget analyst
Chemist
Civil engineer
C ommodity-industry analyst
Communications specialist
Construction management engineer...
Economist
_
Electrical engineer
Electronics engineer.
Equipment specialist
Executive assistant
Facilities and services officer
Foreign affairs officer
General engineer
General supply officer
Geographer
Graphics and presentations analyst...
Historian
Housing specialist
Information specialist
Industrial relations specialist
Industrial security specialist
Industrial specialist.
Inspection specialist
Intelligence officer
Manpower utilization specialist
Marine engineer..
Mathematician
Mechanical engineer
Methods examiner
Ordnance engineer
Personnel officer
Physicist
—
Production specialist
_ -.
Program analyst
Program coordinator
Realty officer
Research analyst
Scientific warfare adviser
Security officer
Security review specialist
Special assistant
Staff assistant to chairman, Joint
Chiefs of Staff
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supply cataloger
Supply requirements officer
Supply specialist
Surplus property disposal officer
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical engineer
Aeronautical research engineer
Attorney
Budget analyst
Commodity-industry analyst
Construction management engineerEditorial specialist
Electronics engineer
.-

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
14 $177,660
1 12,690
2 24,570
1 12,690
47,790
10 123,930
11, 610
24,300
12,420
11, 610
23,760
38,070

12 $167,736
1 13,978
1 13,978
1 13,978
4 52,914
11 150,156
2 25,542
39,520
13,686
13,083
12,771
38,937
41,934
13,083

11 $153,758
1 13,978
1 13,978
1 13,978
4 53,830
11 150,759
2 25,854
3 39,832
13, 978
13,083
1 12,771
3 39,519
3 41,934
1 13,083

13,978
13,978
13,978
13,978
27,372
13,978
91,852
13,374
92, 663
80,141
13,083

7
1
6
6
1

13,978
13, 978
13,978
13,978
27,372
13, 978
92,476
13,374
80,225
81,347
13,083

5

67,682

12,690
12, 690
12, 690
12,690
12, 690
24,300
12, 690
82,080
11,880
84, 995
84, 670
11,610
4 49,085
1 12,150
8 98,550
2 24,300
3 36,450
9 108,000
2 23,490
1 11,880
3 36,990
3 36,180
12 130,720
11,395
10,750
41,280
10,320
10,750
3 31,605
1 11,395
3 34,185
2 22,790
3 32,250
6 68,370
2 22,790
1 11,395
3 34,185
2 21,070
2 20,640
1 10,320
2 21,715
6 68,370
2 21,070
1 10,750
3
4
1

32,465
43,430
10,750

2

21,715
65,145
10,535
10,320
32,465
11,395
10,320
22,790
10,535
11,395
10,965
11,395
11,180
86430
86,430
43,430
10,320
10, 750
22; 790
10,750
11,395
20,640

3
2

8

2
2

8 109,013
2 26,748

8 110,198
2 27,372

8 105,538
2 26,145
1 13,083
3 41,058
3 40,144

6
2
1
3
3

10 120,159
11,606
12,085
45,677
11,606
11,835
12,563
37,689
12, 563
35,048
12, 563
12,563
25,126
23,212
11,357
11,357
46, 634
74,421
11,357
12,085
11,357
35,776
36,254
45,906
11,357
24,169
48,339
22,963
11,357
36,254
12,563
11,606
12,563
12,334
12,563
12,563
73,194
59,446
11,606
11,835
25,126
11,835
48,338
22,714

1 10,320
11 121,050
2 21,930
1 11,610
4 42,785
4 42,570
2 21,715
3 31,820
6 62,780

1 11,606
11 133,596
1 11,606

9,420
9,850
10,065
20,560
64,435
46,025
19,270
10,065
9,635
10,065

10,629
11,107

2
7
5
2
1
1
1

2

80,869
26,457
13,374
41,642
40,684

10 121,324
11,606
12,085
46,424
11,606
12,085
6 69,347
1 12,563
3 37,689
1 12,563
3 35,526
7 86,984
1 12,813
1 12,563
2 25,126
2 23,441
1 11,606
1 11,606
4 47,132
6 74,421
1
1
2
4
1
2
4
2
1
3

12,085
11,357
23,441
36,483
46,405
11,357
24; 169
49,087
23,192
11,606
36,504
12,563
11,835
12,563
12,334
12,563
12,563

5
5
1
'
2
1
2
2

61,131
60,174
11,606
12,085
25,126
12,085
24,169
23,212

1 11,606
11 135,512

47,132
23,940
35,297
57,283

7
3
2

71,260
30,680
21,487
9,901

2

23,691

3
5

35,775
58,239
10,629
11,107

7
3
2

72,695
30,909
21,736
9,901

1960

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,S90 to $11,090—Continued
Equipment specialist
Fiscal analyst
General engineer
Graphics and presentation analyst—
Historian
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspection specialist
Legislative analyst
__
Mechanical engineer
Organization and methods examiner..
Personnel classification officer
Personnel officer
Petroleum engineer
Procurement officer
Program analyst_..
Records administrator
Research analyst
__.
Security officer
_
_
Statistician.
_
Supply requirements officer
Transportation specialist
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370.—
_
__..
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880.—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325._
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
,
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
„

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$10,065
9,420
60,605

$11,107
10,629
11,107
9,901
20, 758
10,379
20,529

18,625
29,120
37,680
9, 205
8,990
40,260
9,850
9,850
19,485
9,420
38,110
28,045
9,850
2
7
2
2
42
41
6
71
23
155
200

18,840
66,800
19,055
18,410
332,990
274,675
39,540
418, 715
127,810
787,235
927,240

192

19

795, 765
353, 795
127,080
40, 620
2,945
78,581

9,901
10,858
10,629
10, 379
31,866
30,181
10, 858
29, 703
20, 779
64,229
9,901
10,629
352,706
317,006
49,234
539,628
162,221
913,082

40
43
7
84
27
164
207
1,054,910
276
1,229, 408
102 407,389
21 82,369
12 44.366
1
3,266
19

84,264

$11,107
10,629
11,107
9,901
21,008
10,629
21,008
1

10,150
11,107
10,858
10,629
21,237
30,431
11,107
19,802
21,237
64,937
9,901
10,629
330,612
301,013
43,160
509,334
164,655
898,916

1
1
37
40
6
78
27
159
202
1,050,119
265
1,198,012
97 393,530
20 80,060
12 44,823
1
3.349
19

85,198

1,492
1,434
1,412
10, 527, 381
11, 797, 485
11.481, 905
85 585,784
121 746,510
8 94,075
424,457

Net permanent (average number,
1,426
net salary)
1,371
1,327
11
11
10
11,387,830
10,366,054
11,050,975
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment213,000
207,600
134,802
Other personal services:
41,064
Regular pay above 52-week base
88, 570
44,125
240,081
Overtime and holiday pay
286,200
283, 600
952
Uniform allowance.___
1,300
1.300
11, 976, 900
01
Personal services11, 587, 600
10, 782,953
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses, Secretary of
Defense"..
___
"Navy management fund"

$10,714,321
68,632

$11, 461, 500
126,100

$11, 955, 500
21,400

SALARIES AND EXPENSES, COURT OF MILITARY APPEALS,
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in ber
ber salary
excess of $14,190:
3 $76,500
3 $76,500
Judge, Court of Military Appeals
3 $76,500
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
1
14,914
1
13,330
Chief commissioner
1
14,685
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
13,978
1
12,420
Clerk of the court
1
13,686
38,313
Commissioner
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
3
38,313
12,563
42,785
Commissioner
_
1
12,563
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
40,600
39,604
35,960
Commissioner
10,150
9,901
8,990
Deputy clerk of the court
25, 521
25,023
15,140
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
21,340
7,280
6,390
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
—
12,120
12,729
11,420
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
11, 710
10,345
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
21,924
21,320
18,910
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
15,475
15, 767
13,860
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
36,483
37, 502
32,600
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
3,890
3,973
3, 515
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
3,931
4,035
3,555
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
15,017
15,121
13,565
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Total permanent

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319,285

43

358,110

43 364,321

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

SALARIES AND EXPENSES, SECRETARY OF DEFENSE—Continued
1958 actual

1959 estimate

Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
01

Personal services

2

$14,694

2

$11,985

41

346,125

$5,001

11,200
40

315,791

43

359,320

1,240
33

1,375
500

2,880
500

317,064

348,000

362,700

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND EVALUATION, ARMY
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Grades and ranges:
N u m - Total N u m - Total Num- Total
GS-18. $17,500:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Director, guidance and control laboratory
1 $16,000
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
Research director
__
1 17,514
1 17,514
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
1 16,000
Chief engineer
1
16,349
1 16,349
1 14,835
Deputy director, guidance control
laboratory
16,349
16.349
1 14,835
Director, missiles firing laboratory
16,349
16. 349
D irector, aeroballistics laboratory
16,349
16,349
1 14,835
Director, computer laboratory
16,349
16,349
1 14,835
Director, fabrications laboratory
15,392
15,392
1 14,835
Director, systems and mechanics
laboratory
14,835
16,349
16,349
Director, systems analysis and reliability laboratory
15,392
15,392
Director, research projects office
_
16,349
16,349
14,835
Director, test laboratory
15,392
15,392
Scientific director
16,349
16,349
14,620
Technical director, development operations
14,835
16,349
16,349
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Associate scientific director
_
14, 206
14, 206
12, 900
Chief, measuring, telemetering and
radio frequency systems
13,760
15,163
15,163
Chief, production engineering branch.
13,760
15,163
15,163
Deputy director, systems and mechanics laboratory
15,163
15,163
13,760
Director of applications engineering,
engineer research and development
laboratory
13,760
1 15,163
1 15,163
Director, fabrication laboratory
13,760
Director, launching and handling
laboratory
1 15,163
13,760
1 15,163
Director, systems analysis and reliability laboratory
13,760
Director, technical liaison group
13, 760
15,163
15,163
Director, test laboratory
13,760
Director, Signal Corps engineering
15,163
1 13,330
laboratory
15,163
2 26,015
30,326
30,326
Electronic engineer
_ ___„_
15,163
1 13,115
15,163
Electronic scientist
28, 870
2 26,015
28,870
Research analyst
_
30,
326
2
26,015
30, 326
Senior engineer
15,163
1 13,760
15,163
Technical adviser
Technical director of research nutrition laboratory, Fitzsimons Army
1 13,115
14,435
14,435
Hospital
Technical director of transportation,
research and development com1 13,760
15,163
1 15,163
mand
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 13,083
1 11,880
1 13,374
Administrative assistant
16 189,000
16 212, 564
17 227,143
Administrative officer
2 23,760
2 26, 748
2 26, 748
Architect
13,083
11,610
1
1
1 13,083
Attorney-adviser
2 27,601
1 12,690
2 27,956
Biochemist
27,352
27,352
24,840
2
2
2
Biologist
3 41,934
3 38,070
3 41,934
Chemist
12,
771
13,083
11,610
1
1
1
Comptroller
5 68,695
5 61,830
5 68,695
Electronic scientist
161
157
184
Engineer
1,962,630
2,234,849
2.532,366
2 24,840
2 27,352
Food technologist..
2 27,352
11,880
13,374
Industrial specialist
1 13,083
12,150
13, 686
1 13,374
Management officer.. _.
72,090
83, 868
Mathematician
48,060
65,
695
Medical officer
65, 695
12, 690
13,978
Motallurgist
13, 978
11,880
13,
678
Parasitologist
13,378
14 174,960
15 207,285
Physical science officer15 207,285
23
289,980
27
376,233
Physicist
_.
25 348,875
13,978
Planning officer
13,978
12,090
13,378
Procurement officer
13,078
11,880
53,216
52, 616
47, 520
Production specialist...
26,457
26,457
24,030
Psychologist
13,978
13,978
12, 690
Radiobiologist
66,295
66,295
35,640
Research analyst
41,934
41,934
38,070
Research director
25,
542
25, 542
24,300
Research.psychologist - -

1960

103

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Scientific administrator
Technologist
GS-14. $11/355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Anthropologist
Architect
Attorney-adviser
Biochemist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Deputy comptroller
Designer, clothes
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Food technologist
Geographer
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Management officer
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist...
Parasitologist
.
Personnel officer
Physicial science officer
Physicist
Physiologist..
Processing and packing technician.-_
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist
Publications officer
Research analyst
Research director..Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientist
Statistician..
Supply requirements and distribution officer
Technologist
Training officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
--Administrative assistant
Administrative officer.. -. r
Agronomist
Architect
Attorney-adviser
Auditor.Bacteriologist-r
Biochemist
Biologist
Biophysicist
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Cartographer
.
Cataloger
Chemist
.
Communication officer
.
Comptroller
Contract specialist
r
Deputy comptroller
T
Electronic scientist...
,
Engineer
Entomologist
Equipment technician
Food technologistGeographer...
Geologist
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Librarian
Management officer
MathematicianMedical officer
Metallurgist .--Microbiologist—
--Military analyst
Military intelligence research
MycologistParasitologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
_
Personnel requirements analyst..
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Planning and production specialist..
Processing and packing technician. __
Procurement and supply supervisor.
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst.__
Psychologist
Psychophysiologist
Publications editor
Publications officer

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N u m - Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2 $24,570
2 24,840

2 $27,352
2 27,352

$27,352
27,352

1 10,750
1 10,320
14 149,640
1 10,965
2 22,790
4 42, 570
2 22,575
1 10, 535
4 44,290
1 11,180
1 10,965
1 10,965
6 68,370
402
4
4,499,950
4' 43,860
3 32,895
2 21,500
2 21,070
1 10,535
1 10,320
11 121,045
5 54,825
1 11,395
1 10,320
1 10, 535
21 235, 855
64 706,920
2 21, 500
1 10,750
3 31,605
4 41,710
1 10, 535
2 21,930
1 10, 965
1 10, 535
2 22,790
5 52, 550
1 10, 535
1 10,965
2 21,500

1 12,085
1 11,606
14 166,042
1 12,085
2 25,126
4 47,340
2 25,126
1 11,606
4 48,818
1 12,334
1 12,085
1 12,085
6 75,378
399
5,006,397
' 48,340
36,255
23,920
23, 441
11, 606
11,606
150,756
46,405
12, 563
11,606
11, 606
18 223,734
64 801,152
2 23,691
' 11,835
35, 047
46, 404
11,606
24,169
12,085
11,606
25,126

1 12,085
1 11,606
13 155,159
1 12,085
2 25,126
4 47,590
2 25,126
11,835
48,818
12, 563
12,085
12,085
6 75,378
443
5,519,809
4 48,340
3 36,255
2 24,170
2 23,691
1 11,835
1 11,606
12 150,756
4 46,405
1 12,563
1 11,835
1 11,835
18 223,734
75 934,545
2 23,920
1 12,085
3 35,276
4 46,653
1 11,835
2 24,169
1 12,085
2 23,212
2 25,126
69,138
12. 085
12, 085
2 22,963

2
3
1

21,070
32,895
10,320

11,835
12, 085
22,963
2
3
1

5 47,745
5 46,025
34 319,205
47, 370
75, 575
8,990
27.830
18i 840
8,990
10,065
27, 615
8,990
9,205
9,205
166, 590
28, 690
5 45,165
1
8,990
55 553, 575
805
8,050, 840
1
9,635
3 28,045
2 19,270
3 28,905
2 18,195
2 18,410
4 36,390
1
9,635
3 28,045
61 595,260
28,905
19, 700
19,270
9,635
8,990
20,130
10,065
9,635
9,635
18,410
13 128,265
138
1,314,580
37,035
10,065
9,205
44,950
9,635
137,710
26,970
67,230
44,950
9,635
27,615

15

23,441
36,233
11,606
64,224
71,008
373, 584
11,107
66,642
83,792
10,150
31,137
21,008
9,901
11,107
30,679
10,150
10,150
10,150
162,480
10, 629
31,865
50,240
10,150
631,968

3
5
1
57
790
8, 757,280
1 10,629
31,158
21,237
31,887
20,300
20,529
40,600
10,629
31,137
64 699,616
2 21,008
2 21, 716
2 21,258
1 10,629
1
9,901
2 22,216
1 11,107
1 10,629
1 10,629
2 20, 529
11 118, 784
141
1,499,724
60,864
11,107
10,150
50,000
10,629
150, 720
30, 201
63,264
49,520
10,629
30,680

2
3
1

1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Safety director
Security officer
Shop superintendent
Statistician
Storage officer
Technologist
Traffic manager
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370.-.

15
1
3
5
1
82
868
9, 560,032
1 10, 629
3 31,387
2 21, 237
3 31,887
1 10,379
2 20,758
4 41,816
1 10,629
3 31,392
74 805,856
2 21,008
2 21, 716
2 21,258
1 10,629
9,901
1
2 22, 216
1 11,107
1 10,858
1 10,629
2 20, 758
11 118, 784
151
1
6 61,104
1 11,107
1 10,379
5 50,240
1 10,629
15 151, 920
3 30, 201
6 63, 504
5 49, 520
1 10,629
3 30,929

$4,980 to $5,880...
$4,490 to $5,390—

GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4.

$3,755 to $4,325—

GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
GS-2.

$3,255 to $3,825._.

Num- Total Num- Total N u m - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
4 $37,250
4 $41,516
3 30,195
3 33.321
15 136,640
16 158,464
1 10,065
10065
1 11,107
1
9,205
1 10,150
1
9,205
1 10,150
2 18,195
2 20,300
3 30,679
3 27,615
13 137,872
17 163,365
1 10,150
1
8,990
2 20,300
2 18,195
1,768
1,689
13, 991, 725
15, 462,812
1,769
1,868
12,639,135
14, 125,538
102 654,900
104 736,060
1,712
1,798
10, 043, 860
11, 058,510
262
271
1,702,980
1,420,305
1,268
1,313
6,187,840
7,624, 298
410
2,464,600
1,817,805
1,388
1,333
6, 725,486
5, 292, 010
1,810
1,712
6,194, 285
7,256,105
1,441
1,562
4, 850, 640
5,865, 279
650
686
2,005,900
2,335,961
22 64,365
14 45,218

4 $41,287
3 33,321
16 158,464
1 11,107
1 10,379
1 10,379
2 20,529
3 30,908
13 138,352
1 10,150
2 20,529
2,029
17, 241,681
2,179
16,198,174
105 749,625
2,057
12,115,506
230
1, 290, 235
:,446
7, 910, 513
536
2,652, 200
1,478
6, 940, 256
1,829
7,699,455
1,568
6, 247, 786
684
2,352,989
14 46,168

GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established by Public Law 313:
Chief scientist, ABMA
3 48,500
48,500
3 48,500
Civilian deputy of research
1 16,000
13,500
1 16,000
Deputy commander for scientific
activities
16, 500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Deputy director
19,000
Deputy director, development operations division, ABMA
16,000
17, 500
1 17,5C0
Director, development operations,
ABMA
19,000
19,000
1 19,000
Director of research, engineer research
and development laboratories
14,000
15,000
1 15,000
Director of research, Army signal
13,500
engineering laboratory
16, 500
16,500
Electronic scientist
14, 670
14,670
Engineer
72,150
72,150
4 52,675
Mathematician
86, 565
87, 525
Research analyst
2 27,950
45, 660
46,380
Scientific director of polar research
17, 500
17,500
Senior engineer
3 41,280
62,220
62,700
Technical director of research.
83,000
83,000
4 62,000
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $9,890
156 875,512
154 909,764
152 905,811
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 and above:
Supervisor
5 50,357
5 50,357
5 50,357
Equivalent to less than $9,890
7,732
7,329
7,258
38,236,765
39,932,457
39, 537,632

23,670
36,233
11,606
64,704
91, 536
524, 544
11,107
66,642
93,936
10,150
31,387
21,258
9,901
11,107
30, 929
10.150
10,379
10, 379
162,480
10.629
32,094
50,720
10,150
897,568

GS-7.
GS-6.

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
AddPortion of salaries carried in other position schedulesfpaid from this account.
Net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

22,473
22, 786
24,012
127, 738,679
142,505,237
150,605,024
1,662
652
723
9,194,312
2,623,307
1, 536,752
614
3,475,662
4,397,047

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
21,422
22,130
23,285
126,392, 531
139,851,103
149,037,460
Foreign countries: U. S. rates
3 24,545
4 30,827
4 30,812
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
170,317
65,000
55,000
Part-time employment
13,723
20, 200
20, 200
Intermittent employment
121, 450
135, 630
116,250
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
472,848
519,750
1,133,295
Overtime and holiday pay
8, 512,164
10,891,194
10,294,576
Nightwork differential
126,545
125, 693
125, 611
Living and quarters allowance
8,210
19,640
19, 640
Uniform allowance
4,468
4,700
4,700
Additional pay for service abroad
36,498
35,143
35,456
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Procurement of equipment and missiles, Army":
Direct obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Army":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Research facilities," Agricultural
Research Service, Department of
Agriculture

135,897, 479

151, 684,700

160,873,000

$36,197,574

$34,109,000

$29,991,000

97,498,882
2,192,009

106,900, 700
10, 675, 000

119, 887,600
10,994,400

9,014

1960

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
RESEARCH,

DEVELOPMENT,

TEST, AND EVALUATION,
1958 actual

AIR FORCE

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
ber salary ber salary
Director of research and development
(Rome air development center)
1 $14,620
1 $16,335
1 $16,335
Technical director, rocket engine test
laboratory (flight test center)
1 16,335
1
16,335
Technical director, plans and programs (Arnold engineering development center)..
_
1 14,835
1
16,335
1 16,335
Technical director, research and development (missile development
1 14,620
center)
_
1
16,335
1 16,335
Technical director, directorate of research (Wright air development
1 14,620
center)
__.
1
16,335
1 16,335
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Technical director, directorate of
1 13,545
flight test (flight test center)
1
15,150
Technical director, electronic support systems (Wright air develop1 13,545
ment center)
_
1
15,150
Director of aeronautical sciences
1 15,150
(office of scientific research)
1 13,760
1
15,150
Director of physical sciences (oflice of
scientific research)
1 13,760
1
15,150
Deputy director, electronic research
(Cambridge research center)
1 13,545
1
15,150
Technical director, atmosphysics
(Cambridge research center)
1 13,545
1
15,150
Associate director, research and development (Rome air development
1 13,545
1
15,150
center)
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 12,420
1 13,970
1
13,670
Administrative officer
1 14,210
Adviser, technical
1
13,970
1 12,690
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
1 14,210
1
13,970
installations
1 12,690
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
materiel
1 11,610
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
1 13,070
1 12,770
operations
1 11,610
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
1 13,970
1 13,970
operations
1 12,690
Assistant chief, components and tech1 13,970
12,690
niques laboratory
1 13,970
Assistant chief, communications lab1
13,970
12,690
oratory
1 13,970
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
12,690
1
13,970
division
1 13,970
Assistant chief, technical support
12,690
1
13,970
13,970
division
_
13,970
Chemist
1 13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, operations analysis office
1 13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, reliability division
1 13,970
Chief, program and requirements
1 12,690
13,970
13,970
branch
13,970
1 12,690
13,970
Chief, special projects laboratory
13,970
1 12,690
13,970
Chief, program branch
13,970
1 12,690
13,970
Chief, ionospheric physics laboratory.
Chief, applications and logistics
13,970
12,690
13,970
branch
13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, photochemistry laboratory
13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, navigation laboratory._
__
13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, computer laboratory
13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, radar laboratory
13,970
12, 690
13,970
Chief, systems analysis office
13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, special systems laboratory
13,970
12,690
13,970
Chief, special projects laboratory
Chief, atmospheric analysis labo1
13,970
12,690
13,970
ratory
Chief, small scale atmospheric analy1
13,970
13,970
sis laboratory
Chief, medium scale atmospheric
1
13,970
12,690
13,970
analysis laboratory
Chief, large scale atmospheric analysis
12,690
13,970
13,970
laboratory
12, 690
13,970
13,970
Chief, thermal radiation laboratory___
12,690
13,970
13, 970
Chief, photochemistry laboratory
12,
690
13,970
13,970
Chief, antenna laboratory
Chief, spectro photochemistry labo12,690
13,970
13,970
ratory
12, 690
13,970
13,970
Chief, propagation laboratory
12,690
14, 270
14,270
Chief, advanced research laboratory..
12,690
13,970
13,970
Chief, terrestrial science laboratory-._
Chief, ionospheric characteristics lab12, 690
13,970
1 13,970
oratory
12,690
13, 970
1 13,970
Cnief, communications laboratory
Chief, components and techniques
12,690
13,970
13,970
laboratory
12,690
13,970
Chief, aerosol physics laboratory
13,970
11,880
Chief, behavioral sciences division
13,070
13,370
12, 690
Chief, mathematics division.,
13, 970
13,970
12, 690
Chief, mechanics division
13,970
13, 970
12,690
Chief, physics division
13,970
13,970
12. 690
Chipf, s^lid state sciences division
13,970
13,970
12,690
Chief, experimental track branch
13,970
13, 970
12,150
Chief, administration division
Chief, customer service division
12.770
1
12,770
Chief, management division
1 11,880
13,370
1
13,670
C hief, operations division
1 12,150
Cnief, research requirements oflice
1 12,690
13, 970
1
13,970
Contracting officer
1 12,690
12,770
1
13.070

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GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Deputy director, Lincoln project
Deputy director, biosciences
Deputy director, materiel sciences
Director, procurement directorate
Director, operational application
Director, research communications - _ .
Technical director, missile captive
test
Technical director, 6511th test group..
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, research
Geophysicist
Mathematician..
Medical officer..
Organization methods examiner
Physicist.._
Psychologist
_
_
Research development officer
Research physiologist
_
Special assistant, technical advisory..
Statistician
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer
Aircraft maintenance officer
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, contract administration office
Assistant chief, cruise missile test
Assistant chief, data
processing
division
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
comptroller
Assistant chief, evaluations division..
Assistant chief, plans and programs
division
_
Assistant chief, procurement office . . .
Assistant chief, test design division, __
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
materiel.

Assistant chief, program and requirements branch.
Assistant chief, systems analysis officeAssistant chief, navigation laboratory.
Assistant chief, special systems laboratory
Assistant chief, antenna laboratory...
Assistant chief, electromagnetic section
Assistant chief, components laboratory
Assistant chief, missile facilities
division
Assistant chief, missile test division
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, customer service
division ._
_.
Budget officer
_
Chemist
GMef, data instrumentation division..
Chief, engineering analysis branch
Chief, engineering division
Chief, support instrumentation division
Chief, airborne engineering group
Chief, program planning section.
Chief, plans and program division
Chief, applications and logistics
branch
_
Chief, photochemistry laboratory
Chief, atmospheric nuclear chemistry
laboratory
Chief, radiochemistry components
laboratory
Chief, contracts division
Chief, Lincoln contract administration
v.
Chief, chemical analysis laboratory...
Chief, communications test laboratory
Chief, enroute technical navigation
laboratory
_
Chief, special systems design laboratory
Chief, special systems development
section
Chief, development section _.
Chief, circuitry section
Chief, scatter communications section
Chief, applied mathematics section
Chief, atmospheric analysis laboratory
Chief, operational techniques section.
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, ionospheric propagation laboratory.. ,
_
Chief, cloud physics section
Chief, semiconductor components
section
Chief, program plans branch
Chief, magnetic section. __
Chief, electro-optical section
Chief, thermal test section. __
Chief, infrared techniques section
Chief, wave propagation section..-

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $13,970
1 $12,690
1 $13,970
13,670
1 12,420
1
13,670
13,970
1 12,690
1
13,970
13,070
1 11,610
1
13.070
12,770
1 11,610
1
13,070
13,970
1 12,690
1
13,970
1 12,690
1 12,690
14 177,660
4 50,760
3 38,070
14 176,850
1 12,690
1 12,690
2 25,380
2 24,300
8 101,520
2 23,490
75 920,970
1 11,880
1 12,690
3
3
1

1 13,970
1 13,970
14 195,580
5 68,650
3 41,910
14 194,080
1

13,970
13,970

2 27,940
4 53,480
1 12,770
9 124,530
1 12,770
71 969,970
1 13,070
1 13,970
1 12,770

32,250
31,605
11,395

3
3
1

35,985
35,025
12,315

10,750
11,395

1

11,835

1

12,315

1

12,315

1
1

11,355
11,355
11,355
11,355
12,315

1 13,970
1 13,970
14 197,980
5 70,090
3 41,910
14 195,580
1 14,270
1 13.970
2 27,940
4 53,480
1 13,070
9 126,930
1 13,070
71 974,050
1 13,070
1 13,970
1 12, 770
3
3
1

12,075
12,315

11,395
10,320
10,320
10,320
10,320
11,395

36,465
35,745
12,315

12,315
11, 595
11,595
11, 595
11,355
12,315

10, 535

1

11,595

1
1
1

11,395
11,395
11,395

1
1
1

12,555
12,555
12,555

1
1
1

12,555
12,555
12,555

1

11,395

1

12,555

1

12,555

1

11,395

1

12,555

1

12,555

1

11,395

1

12,555

1

12,655

1

11,395

12,555

11,395
11,395
10.320
10,320
10, 535
55,040
11,395
11,395
11,395

12,555
12,555
12, 555
11,355

1

1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1
5

11,355
11,835
62,775
12,315
12,315
12,315

1
1
1

12,555
12,555
11,595
11, 595
11,835
62,775
12,315
12,315
12,315

1

11,835

5
'

11,395
11,395
11,395
11,395

12,315
12, 555
12, 555
12, 555

12,315
12, 555
12, 555
12, 555

11,395
11,395

12, 555
12, 555

12, 555
12, 555

10,320
11,395
10,320

11, 355

11, 595

12,555
11,595
11,355

12, 555
11, 595

12, 555

1

10,320

1
1
1

1

11,395

1

12,555

1

11,395

1

12,555

12,555

11, 595

1

11,395

1

12,555

12, 555

1

11,395
11,395
11,395
11,395

1

12,555
12, 555
12, 555
12, 555

12, 555
12, 555
12, 555
12,555

11,395
11,395

12, 555
12, 555

12, 555
12, 555

11,395
11,395
10,320

12, 555
12, 555
11,595

12, 555
12, 555
11, 595

11,395
11,395

12,555
12, 555

12,555
12,555

11,395
11, 395
11,395
11,395
11,395
11,395
11,395

12,555
12, 555
12, 555
12,555
12, 555
12,555
12,555

12,555
12,555
12, 555
12, 555
12,555
12,555
12,555

1960

105

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Chief, terrestrial magnetism section.-.
Chief, atmospheric electricity section..
Chief, speech communication sectionChief, high temperature section
Chief, airborne antenna section.Chief, information processing section.
Chief, contracts division
Chief, data system branch
Chief, performance engineering section.
_
Chief, powerplant branch
Chief, document processing division..
Chief, document service center
Chief, San Francisco regional office...
Contracting officer
Deputy director, procurement
Director of research and development.
Education specialist.__
_
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, combustion
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, materials
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, research
Information specialist
Intelligence specialist
Mathematician..
__
Medical officer
_
Meteorologist
Nuclear physicist
Organization methods examiner
Personnel officer...
Physicist
Psychologist
Research analyst
Research development officer
Research physiologist
Statistical analyst
_
Statistician
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accounting chief
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer.-.
Aircraft maintenance officer
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, logistics plans division
_
Assistant chief, base installations division..
Assistant chief, cruise missile tests
Assistant chief, missile division
Assistant chief, contract division
Assistant chief, radar laboratory.
Assistant chief, programs branch
Assistant chief, document service center
Attorney
___
Budget officer
Cartographer
_
Chemist
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, ground safety section
Chief, budget division
Chief, Capehart housing office
Chief, program requirements branch__
Chief, property branch
Chief, contract procurement section. _
Chief, contract branch
Chief, plans and programs division. _
Chief, financial analysis division
Chief, resources management branch.
Chief, technical information branch. _
Chief, advanced techniques section..
Chief, budget branch
Chief, terminal equipment section
Chief, guidance techniques section
Chief, applied research section
Chief, design engineering branch
Ch ief, engineering applications branch _
Chief, research engineering branch
Chief, instrumentation and evaluation section
Chief, geomagnetics section
Chief, surface study section
Chief, electron tubes section._.
Chief, communications research section
Chief, statistical services branch
Chief, industrial contracts division. _.
Chief, procurement review section
Chief, university contracts division...
Chief, installation engineering branchChief, management analysis branch..
Chief, manpower management branch.
Chief, test engineering branch
Chief, cataloging branch
Chief, customer relations staff
Chief, Dayton regional office
Chief, plans and analysis branch
Chief, reproduction division
Chief, search and reference branch
Chief, service division

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Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$11,395
11,395
11,395
11,395
11,395
10, 535
10,320
11,395

$12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
11,595
11, 595
12, 555

$12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12, 555
11,595
11, 595
12,555

11,395
11,395
10,320
10,320
10,750
31,175
10,320

12, 555
12, 555
11,355

12, 555
12, 555
11, 595

12,075
34,545
11,595
11,355
12,315
325,710
12,555
326,430
26430
12,555
12555
37,665
12,555
351,780
527,310
37,665
62,775
62,775
23,190
12,555
71,970
49,020
75,330
12,555
22, 710
46,620
562,335
162,810
11,355

1 12,075
3 35,025
1 11, 595
1 11,355
1 12, 555
26 329, 550
1 12, 555
26 330,630
1 12, 555
2 25,110
1 12, 555
27 355,225
42 538,030
3 37, 665
5 63,495
5 63,255
2 23, 430
1 12,795
6 72,930
4 49,500
6 76,290
1 12, 555
2 23,190
4 47,340
46 588,130
14 166,170
1 11,355
141
1,746,255
6 72,450
2 25,110

19,780
9,890
84,880
31,830
19,780

20,260
9,890
86,320
32,070

10,130

10,370

11,090
9,890
11,090
9,890
11,570
11,090

11,090
10,130
11,090
10,130
11, 570
11,090

3 31,110
5 51,610
1
9,890
17 187,310

3 31.350
5 51,850
1 10,130
18 198, 400
9,890
1
2 22,180
1 10, 610
11,090
11,090
10,130
9,890
20,260
11,090
10,130
10,130
10,130
11,090
10,130
11,090
11,090
11,090
11. 090
11,090
11,090

1
25
1
26
1
3
1
29
"

11,180
281,220
11,395
295,410
11,395
33,110
10,320
327,015
755,725
34,185
56,115
56,975
20, 855
11, 395
44,720
34,185
68,370
11, 395
10, 965
41,925
43 484,395
19 201,885
115
1,265,060
6 65,790
2 21,285
1 11,395

1
3
1
1
1
26
1
26
1
3
1
28
42
3
5
5
2
1

1
2
4
45
14
1
141
1,733,055
6 71,970
2 24,870

17,980
8,990
96,565
28,475
17,980
9,205

1

10,065
8,990
10,065
8,990
10, 495
10,065

17
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

9,205
27,830
46,670
8,990
168,525
8,990
20,130
9,420
10, 065
10,065

1
2

1

8,990
10,065
8,990
10,065
10,065
10,065
10,065
10,065
10,065

1

9,890
22,180
10,370
11,090
11,090
9,890
9,890
20,020
11,090
9,890
10,130
9,890
11,090
10,130
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

1
1
1
1

10,065
10,065
10,065
10,065

1
1
1
1

11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

11,090
11.090
11,090
11,090

10,130
9,890
9,890
9,890
9,890
11,090

10,130
10,130
10,130
10,130
10,130
11,090

10,130
11,090

10,130
11,090
10,130
10,130
11,090
10,130
9,890
9,890

8,990
18,195
10,065
8,990

9,205
8,990
8,990
8,990
8,990
10,065
8,990
8,990.
10,065
8,990
8,990
10,065
8,990
8,990
8,990

9,890
11,090
9,890
9,890
9,890

1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Classification analyst
Contracting officer
Cost accountant
Cost analyst
Deputy director, comptroller
Director of research and development.
Editor...
Education specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, civil
Engineer, combustion. _
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, flight test
Engineer, general
Engineer, industrial
Engineer, materials
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, photographic
Engineer, research
Historian.
Illustrator
_
Information specialist
Intelligence specialist
Maintenance planner
Mathematician.._
Medical officer..
_
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
_._
Nuclear physicist
_.
Operations analyst
Organization methods examiner- _.
Personnel officer
Photographer
Physicist
_
Placement officer
_.
Procurement officer
_
Psychologist
Research adviser
Research analyst
Research and development officerResearch physiologist
Statistical analyst
Statistician
_.
Technical writer
__
Technician, laboratory.
Translator
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530.—
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370..
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880. .
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390..
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325..
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065..
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825..
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established by Public Law 313:
Technical director, geophysics research (Cambridge research center).
Technical director, electronics research (Cambridge research center).
Technical director to deputy commander for testing (air proving
ground center)
Technical director, directorate of
development (Wright air development center)
Technical director, operations (Wright
air development center)
Technical director, guided missile
weapon systems (Wright air development center)
Technical director (Wright air development center)
Chief scientist, aeronautical research
laboratory (Wright air development center)
Technical director, aerial reconnaissance laboratory (Wright air development center)
Technical director, aircraft weapon
systems (Wright air development
center).
_
Technical director, electronics (Rome
air development center)__
Technical director, directorate of
communications (Rome air development center)
_
Technical director (Arnold engineering development center)
Technical director (flight test center)..

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2
7
1
1
1
1
2
1
55
80
2
11
10
5

$18,195
65,940
9,205
8,990
9,205

$20,020
70,430
10,130
9,890
10,130

$20,500
71,870
10,370
9,890
10,130

18,195
8,990
543,040
788,000
20,130
108,565
97,425
50,325
28,045

2 20,260
1 10,130
55 609,950
80 878.300
2 22,180
11 121,030
10 110,900
5 55,450
3 33,270
118
1,289,180
2 22,180
79 874,190

20,500
10,130
54 598,860
80 887,200
2 22,180
11 121,270
10 110,900
5 55,450
3 33,270
118
1,289,180
2 22,180
75 831,750

10 110,900
29 321,610
2 20,980
8
2 20,020
1 11,090
2 20,020
1 10,130

10 110,900
29 321,610
" 21,220
86,800
20,260
11,090
20,500
10,370

23 237,590
6 64,140
3 33, 270
16 175,280
1 10,370
2 19,780
3 31,110
3 30,630
1
9,890
84 930,360
9,890
1
1 10,370
323,200
32
1 11,090
1 11,090
265
2,743,250
- 72,590
31,590
1 11,090
1 10,130
2 19,780
1 10,130
1,465
13,379,210
1,413
11,056,830
76 530,380
1,336
8,779,710
102 609,840
1,133
6,241,290
422
2,112,280
1,432
6,671,930
2,157
8,725,680
1,930
7, 111, 765
273
974,210
14 45,050

27 299,430
6 65,340
4 44,360
16 175,280
1 10,610
2 20,020
3 31,350
3 30,870
1 10,130
84 930,360
1 10,130
1 10,610
32 327,280
1 11,090
1 11,090
265
2,912,230
*" 74,030
31,830
11,090
10,370
19,780
1 10,370
1,465
13,532,570
1,414
11,146,660
76 537,130
1,336
8,797,710
102 614,190
1,133
6,248,790
422
2,137,780
1,432
6,709,430
2,157
8,759,880
1,931
7,175,110
281
1,008,800
11 36,075

118
1,118,870
2 20,130
81 787,100
1
9,635
10 98,500
31 305,565
19,055
70,455
17, 980
10,065
18,195
9,205
9,420
214,080
57,165
40,260
16 159,105
9,420
17,980
27,615
36,605
1
8,990
75 751,650
1,650
8,990
9,420
32 287,680
7
1 10,065
1 10,065
264
2,441,085
7 65,940
3 27,185
1 10,065
1
8,990
1
9,205
1,481
12,108,795
1,424
9,972,690
94 589,625
1,377
8,189,505
122 659,800
1,242
6,188,535
442
1,982,235
521
6,185,790
2,384
8,823,910
2,071
6,927,835
366
1,194,030
19 54,425
1

15,500

1

15,500

1

16,000

1

16,000

1

16,500

1

16,500

1

15,500

1

15,500

1

16,000

1
1

16,000
15,150

1
1

16,500
15,500

1
1

16,500
15,500

1

16,000

1

16,000

1

16,500

1

17,000

1

17,000

1

17,000

1

15,000

1

15,000

1

15,150

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

15,000

1
1

15,500
17,000

1
1

16,000
17,000

1
1

16,000
17,000

1

14,500

1

15,000

1

15,000

1
1

16,000
17,000

1
1

16,500
17,000

1
1

16,500
17,000

1960

106

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued

SALARIES AND EXPENSES, ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY,
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
1958 actual

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND EVALUATION, AIR FORCE—

Continued
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Grades and ranges—Con tinued
Grades established by Public Law 313— Num- Total Num- Total N u m - Total
Continued
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Technical adviser to commander
(missile development center)
1 $16,500
1 $16,500
Technical director, directorate of test
1 $16,500
engineering (missile test center)
1
14,500
1 15,000
Chief scientist (office of scientific
1 15,000
research)
1
14,500
1 15,500
Director of materiel sciences (office of
1 15,500
scientific research)
1
14,000
1 14,000
Technical director, propulsion labora1 14,500
tory (Wright air development center)
1 14,500
1 15,000
Technical director, aero-medical labotory (Wright air development center)
:
1 14,500
1 14,500
Technical director, directorate of laboratories (Wright air development
center)
1 15,000
1 15,000
Technical director, aircraft laboratory
(Wright air development center)
1 14,500
1 14.500
Technical director, weapons guidance
laboratory (Wright air development
14, 500
1 14,500
center)
Director, advanced studies (office of
scientific research)
15,150
1 15,500
Technical adviser, deputy commander for development and test
(air proving ground center)
14, 500
1 14,500
Director of programs and requirements (Wright air development
center)
15,000
1 15,000
Technical director, communications
and navigation laboratory (Wright
14, 500
14,500
air development center)
...
Consultant, mathematician (missile
development center)
16,000
16,000
Technical director, electronic components laboratory (Wright air devel14, 500
14, 500
opment center)
--Technical director, operational applications laboratory (Cambridge re14, 500
14,500
search center)
.-Senior scientist, fluid dynamics branch
14, 500
14,500
(Wright air development center)
Technical director, directorate of
17,000'
17, 000
flight test (flight test center)
Technical director, electronic support
systems (Wright air development
center)
15,150
15, 500
Director of physical sciences (office
16, 000
16,000
of scientific research)
Deputy director, electronics research
15,260
15,500
(Cambridge research center)
Technical director, atmosphysics
15,150
1 15,150
(Cambridge research center)
Associate director, research and development (Rome air development
16,000
center)
1 16,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
9,202
9,310
10,483
equivalent to less than $9,890
57,185,250
52,156,936
54,838,880
22,633
22,741
24, 685
Total permanent .
137, 916, 241 141,272, 810
137,311,015
322
824
1,944
Deduct lapses
1,960,284
5,445,930
11,351,900
Add net increase due to changes in pay
4, 260,819
scales for part of year
Net permanent.
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations

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22, 741
130, 219, 934
152,128
500,846
2, 648, 261
120,121
31,159
133,672,449

$133,253,339
419,110

22,311
21, 917
135, 955, 957
135,826,880
225, 746
272, 785
522,914
2, 719,119
1,056,213
125, 759
2,746,158
32,630
127,010
32,954
139, 582,125
140,062,000

$139,025,009
557,116

$139,506,000
556,000

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947, Public Law 313, 80th Cong. Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
(61 Stat. 715), as amended:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Director, advanced research projects
agency
...
1
$19,000
1
$19,000
1
$19,000
Assistant to deputy director
1
14,500
1
14,500
Special assistant to the director.
1
13,800
1
13,800
1
13,800
GS-18. $17,500:
Director, program control and administration
17,514
17,514
1
16,000
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Director of foreign developments
1
14,405
16,099
16,099
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Program management officer
14,206
14,206
Program planning offi cer
14,206
14,206
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
52,291
52,291
1
11,610
Program analyst
_.
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
23,442
1
10,750
23,192
Program analyst
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Program analyst
8,341
7,570
8,590
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530.
._..
7,030
7,030
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
5,440
5,990
6,136
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
9,590
26,166
26, 750
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
18, 210
24, 752
25,230
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
_„.
12,225
13,499
13,957
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
4,493
4,493
equivalent to less than $9,890
4,160
Total permanent
_
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
_.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Uniform allowance
01

Personal services _

19
15

151,750
126,077

30
3

275,079
23,539

30

277,244
2,294

27

251,540

30

274,950

2,016
4

27,689
1,050

15,000

15,000

630
817

1,060
2,500
100

2,150
2,500
100

30,186

270,200

294,700

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
MILITARY CONSTRUCTION, ARMY
1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Engineer
___
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Engineer
Geologist
Procurement and supply supervisor
Realty officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Engineer
Fiscal officer
Geologist
Management officer.Personnel officer
Procurement officer
Property and supply officer
Realty officer
,__

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
42 $527, 580

40 $559,120

40 $559.120

1 10,320
1 10,320
4 41,925
7 72,240
2 22, 790
121
1,365,895
1 10,535
1 10,320
2 22,145

1 11,357
1 11,606
4 45,926
7 79,499
2 25,126
127
1,576,723
1 12,563
1 11,357
2 24,399

1 11,357
1 11, 606
4 45,926
7 79,499
2 25,126
127
1, 576,723
1 12,563
1 11,357
2 24,399

5 46,025
13 123,750
2 18,195
14 139,835
55,660
21 194,165
4 36,175
13 117, 515
10 100,650

5 50, 501
13 136,430
9,901
1
16 175,222
61, 587
20 204,607
4 39,604
14 138,614
10 111,070
528
5,773,736
2 21,258
4 43,432
4 40,102
8 84,950
1 9,901
1 10,629
8 82,325

5 50, 501
13 136,430
1
9,901
16 175, 222
61, 587
20 204,607
4 39,604
14 138,614
10 111, 070
527
5, 762,646
2 21,258
43,432
40,102
85,199
9,901
10,629
82,325

538
5,351,820
2
19,485
38,970
36,390
67,445
8,990
9,635
67,445

1960

107

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY FUNCTIONS
1958 actual

Num- Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
3 $32,115
3 $32,115
3 $29,120
Safety director
Supply requirements and distribu2 20,300
2 20,300
2 18,410
tion officer
Supply storage and distribution
2 20,758
2 20,758
2 18,625
officer
1,234
1,249
1,252
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
11, 663, 674
11,809,089
10,708,005
1,950
019
1,962
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
15,472,689
15,958,822
14,229,660
190
194
180
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
1,316,784
1,344, 780
1,138,410
1,795
1,862
1,768
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
11,904,218
12, 219,195
10, 537, 270
418
421
357
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
2, 515,896
2, 533,776
1,932,075
1,493
1, 552
1,512
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
8,149, 528
8,439,565
7,369,835
860
38
770
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
4, 249,485
4, 291, 569
3,408,820
1,222
1,275
1,155
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
4, 609,425
5,885,354
5, 657,722
1,608
1,590
1,577
GS-4. 3,755 to $4,325...
6,385, 559
5,815, 774
6,427,803
1,515
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065—
1,363
1,530
5, 712, 508
4, 585,334
5, 711, 901
337
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825...
331
340
1,185, 689
1, 045, 710
1,195, 798
68 223,992
58 170,895
68 223,992
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
1, 836
equivalent to less than $9,890--- 2,447
1,8
4, 702, 458
5, 293, 664
4, 782,138
15, 332
15, 604
15, 614
Total permanent.
88, 633, 759
79, 437,252
90.168,820
011
905
1, 035
Deduct lapses.
4, 614, 773
4, 596, 935
6,949, 594
Add net increase due to changes in pay
3, 792,286
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
12, 515
12, 687
United States and possessions— 12,126
77, 427,686
76, 654,317
71, 414, 907
Foreign countries:
811
748
733
U. S. rates
Local rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions
Part-time employment: United States
and possessions
Intermittent employment: United
States and possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
01
Personal services, "Military construction, Army"
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Military construction, Air Force"
"Air National Guard"
"Construction, Alaska communication
system"
"Family housing, Department of Defense"
"Military construction, Army"
"Military construction, Navy" (transfer to Army)
"Salaries and expenses," cemeterial
expenses, Army
"Entombment of unknown Americans
of World War II and Korea"
"Construction of power systems,"
Ryukyu Islands, Army
'' A dvances and reimbursements "

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Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
01

Personal services, Office of Civil
and Defense Mobilization

Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Engineer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Architect
Construction superintendent
Engineer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890

477,000

477,000

53,020

53,000

53,000

18,821

14,000

14,000

01

324, 511
2, 888, 500
27, 600
536,200
850, 670

645,094
2,887, 900
27, 600
536,200
850, 670

84,034,840

88,390, 707

89, 510, 450

53, 204, 599
2, 057, 454

59,193,000
1, 702,000

59,285,000
1,393,400

30, 945

6,207

292,117
2,948, 390
28,460
539,304
880, 275

131, 904
25,158, 086
41, 791
69, 346
8,049
7,599
3,325,067

23, 805,000

25,165, 700

47, 500
39,000
30,000
3, 568,000

79, 550

3, 586,800

1

13,975

16, 349

16, 349

1
1

11,880
11,880

13, 978
13, 978

13, 978
13,978

10, 320
21,070

11, 357
25,126

11, 606
25,126

10, 065
9,205
4,525
8,970
II 101,890
1 11,079

11, 336
10,150
5,138
10,192
11 117.604
2,845

11,336
10, 379
5,283
10,484
11 118,519
3,305

10

11 114,759

11 115,214

95,079

1960 estimate

$5,000

$5,000

$370
619

441
1,500

886
1,500

96,068

121, 700

122, 600

1958 actual

641,850

5,020,
547
5,229.811
5,081,389
5,
3
1,144
i2 '
4
1, 762
1,173
1, 570, 753
1, 987,885
1, 483, 520

1959 estimate

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION, ARMY RESERVE

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF CIVIL AND
DEFENSE MOBILIZATION

Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Engineer
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Communication officer..
Engineer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer._
Engineer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Engineer
Security officer
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
—
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)

1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
4

$44,505

4

$48,340

1
2
6
33
57
3
65
10
45
13
28
28
37
5
2

10,065
20,130
59,315
278,405
420,560
18, 690
395, 585
51,860
220,230
57,090
114, 775
102,165
126,740
15,990
6,400

1
2
6
33
57
3
85
10
52
13
29
28
37
5
2

11,107
22,214
65,148
310, 569
469, 509
20.904
559,743
57,820
286,452
64,350
135, 402
113, 568
136,974
17, 265
7,072

4

$48,340
11,107
22,214
65,148
310, 569
469, 509
20,904
464,840
57,820
275,695
64,496
135, 968
113,568
137, 898
17,265
7,072

9,466

9,466

9,466

341 1,951,971
7
78,150

369 2,335,903
18 134,955

352 2,231,879
7
60,879

334 1,957,389

351 2,200,948

345 2,171,000

7,516
22,551
143
1,432

8,452
10,400
700
1,500

16,900
10,000
700
1,400

1,989,031

2,222,000

2,200,000

83,568

Personal services

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
DEFENSE HOUSING,

ARMY

1958 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent. . . .
Deduct lapses._ __ ._ _ __ __ __
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
_ ___
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
_. __
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
_
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
01

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
7
3

$35,505
10,290

7
3

$39,020
10,521

5
2

$27,664
7,030

29

122,090

26

110,764

24

100,852

39
1

167,885
5,701

36
1

160,305
5,470

31
1

135,546
3,866

35

154,835

30

131,680

1,091
38

163,275

Personal services

27, 653

17,100

13,180

576
1,071

539
526

840
400

192, 575

173,000

146,100

ARMY INDUSTRIAL

FUND

1958 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $15,376 to $16,335:
Civilian chief, medical laboratory..-__
Deputy to commanding officer, chemical and radiological laboratory

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total N u m - Total
ber
ber salary ber salary
1

$14,405

1

14,405

1 $15,870

1 $16,099

1

1

16,349

16,349

1960

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1960
1958 actual

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS—Con.
ARMY INDUSTRIAL FUND—Continued
1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

N u m - Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary
ber salary
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
ber salary
Associate technical director, mechanical design and development
1 $13,760
1 $15,163
1 $15,163
Deputy commander for scientific
1 15,163
1 12,900
activities
_
..
1 15,163
Technical director, experimental laboratory
1 13,760
1 15,163
1 15,163
Technical director, research and de1 15,163
velopment center
1 13,760
1 15,163
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 13,978
1 12,420
1 13,686
Accountant
1 11,610
1 12,771
Administrative assistant
1 13,083
13 155,790
13 173,862
Administrative officer
13 175,427
4 49,410
4 54,744
Bacteriologist
4 55, 616
1 11,880
1 13,374
Ballistician
1 13,374
1 12,690
1 13,978
Biochemist
1 13,978
4 50,220
4 55,016
Biologist
4 55,316
14 174,150
16 220,664
Chemist
16 223,664
3 39,249
3 35,640
3 40,122
Comptroller
1 13,686
1 12,150
Contract specialist
1 13, 978
1
13,083
1
11,610
Deputy comptroller.
1 13,083
1 13,374
1 12,150
Educational officer
1 13, 686
9 123,174
7 88830
9 125,802
Electronic scientist
108
108
Engineer
__. 106
1,509,624
1,486,932
1,340, 280
2 27,372
2 26,748
3 35,910
Industrial specialist.
__
13,083
1 13,083
11,610
Inspector
13, 978
1 13,978
12,690
Mail and file supervisor
13,078
1
13,078
11,610
Management officer
55, 916
4 55,016
50,760
Mathematician
28,205
2
27,956
25,380
Medical officer
41, 934
41,058
38,070
Metallurgist
_
13, 978
12,420
1 13,978
Pathologist
26, 769
12,420
2 26,457
Personnel officer
13,083
11,610
1
12,771
Personnel representative. _
475,252
32 405,810
34 465,386
Physical science officer
97,846
95, 753
5 63,450
Physicist
1 13,383
1 11,880
Physiologist
26,769
2 26,457
2 23,760
Planning officer
40,837
40.537
3 36.180
Procurement officer
__
94,853
7 93,653
7 83,700
Production specialist
27,372
2
2 24,300
Program progress analyst
82,074
6 81', 174
6 71,550
Research analyst
347,075
25 345,575
24 294,030
Scientific administrator
13,683
1 13,383
1 11,880
Staff assistant--28,198
2 25,595
2 28,198
Superintendent
Suprjly requirements and distribution
1 13,978
1 13,686
1 12,150
officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
6 69,618
70,098
63,210
Accountant
1 11,357
11,606
10.320
Administrative assistant
-. _
13 153,855
153,855
13 138,675
Administrative officer
1 12,085
12,334
1 10,965
10965
Architect
5 59,695
60,175
54,180
Attorney-adviser
_
1 12,085
12,334
10,965
Auditor
_
20 234,220
18 191,135
20 236,860
Bacteriologist
_
1 10,535
1 11,835
11,835
Ballistician
4 43,430
4 48,332
4 48,332
Biologist
1 10,320
1 11,606
1 11,357
Budget officer.. _
_
54 663,522
54 662,802
49 542,875
Chemist
6 70,578
6 69,378
6 62,780
Comptroller
24, 668
2 21,930
2 24,668
Construction superintendent
47, 612
4 42,785
4 47,372
Deputy comptroller
1 10, 750
1 12,085
1 11,835
Draftsman
302,555
25
25 302,555
23 261,440
Electronic scientist
224
224
223
Engineer
_
2,734,912
2,733,472
2,527,970
2 23,920
2 23,441
2 21,070
Entomologist
1
11,606
1
11,357
1 10,320
Equipment technician..
2 24,170
2 24,170
2 22,790
Geophysicist
11,363
1
Historian
1 11,835
11,606
10,320
Information officer
11,606
1
11,357
10,320
Industrial specialist
2 23,441
23,441
21,070
Inspector
95,224
8
94,504
75,035
Management officer
14 170,122
14 170,122
135,880
Mathematician
5 62,095
5 61,615
55,685
Medical officer
7 84, 581
7 84, 581
79,765
Metallurgist1 12,813
1
12,813
11,610
Motion picture specialist2 23,926
2 23,446
21,285
methods examiner..
Organization and1 mei
1 11,606
1
11,357
10,320
Personnel director.
6 70,098
6 69,378
52,675
Personnel officer
1 11,606
1
11,606
10,320
Personnel representative
5 62,815
5 62,815
42,785
Pharmacologist
25
304,235
25
303,995
250,260
Physical science officer
459,874
38 459,874
410,435
Physicist
71,778
6
70,578
63,640
Physiologist...
2 23,441
21,070
2
Planning officer
1
12,563
11,395
1 12,563
Printing and publication officer
107, 547
9 108,987
Procurement officer—
18 211,014
18 209,574
168,345
Produ ction specialist
1 12,334
1 12, 085
10,965
Program progress analyst—1 11, 606
1 11,357
10,320
Property and supply officer
3 37,689
3 37,689
10,750
Research analyst
3 36,732
3 36, 732
34,185
Safety director
22 273, 506
22 274,466
235, 640
Scientific administrator
1 11,606
1 11,835
10, 535
Small business specialist
__
4 47,852
4 48,332
54,395
Statistician—
10, 535
Storage officer
21, 715
2 24,170
2 24,419
Superintendent...
Supply requirements and distribution
5 52,460
officer..
5 59,215
5 58,495

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GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Supply storage and distribution
Training officer
Transportation officer__
__.
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
«.
Administrative officer
Architect
_
Attorney
Attorney-adviser...
_
Auditor
BacteriologistBallistician
Biochemist
Biologist....
_
_
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
__.
Business analyst.
Chemist
—
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Designer, tools, dies, and gages,.
Draftsman
Digital computer system officerElectronic mechanic
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3 $35,755
3 $32,035
3 $35,505
1 11,606
1 10,320
1 11,357
3 34,569
3 30,960
3 34,320
27 248,320
22 206,595
" 18,840
9,205
74,930
55,875
172,745
9,205
30,195
47,100
9,420
8,990
73,425
3 28,045
100
981,560
75,575
27, 615
8,990
1
22 201,220
1
9,205
1 10,065
64 643,300
1
9,205
484
4, 856,195

Entomologist
14 128,870
Equipment technician
_
1
9,850
Film library officer
1
9,205
Fiscal officer
1 10,065
Geophysicist
1
9,635
Historian
56, 520
Information officer
57,810
Industrial specialist
55,875
Inspector
8,990
Investigator
9,205
M aintenance program planner
9,420
Maintenance specialist
_.
206, 810
Management officer. _
9,205
Manpower analyst
10,280
M arine superintendent
370,470
Mathematician
109,855
Medical officer...
_
20 201,300
Metallurgist._.
28,045
Meteorologist
9,420
Microbiologist
9,420
Analyst
_
9,635
Motion picture photographer.
10,065
Motion picture specialist.
54,585
Organization and methods examiner..
20,130
Patent examiner—
_
_.
8,990
Pathologist
_
8,990
Personnel assistant
19,055
Personnel director
74,070
Personnel officer
8,990
Personnel representative
36,390
Pharmacologist
89,080
Physical science officer
76 764,940
Physicist
5 46,455
Physiologist
2 18,625
Planning officer
3 27,185
Position classifier
1
9,205
Procurement and supply supervisor...
18 168,485
Procurement officer
44 399,215
Production specialist
10 94,630
Program progress analyst
2 18,840
Property and supply officer
1
9,420
Property disposal officer.—
1 10,065
Publications editor
2 17, 980
Research analyst
7 70,455
Safety director-..
1
9,205
Scenario writer
_.
11 105,125
Scientific administrator
3 27, 615
Scientist
3 28,260
Security and intelligence officer
1
9,205
Security officer
6 56, 735
Shop superintendent
1
9,420
Small business specialist
8 75,790
Statistician
1
8,990
Storage officer.
2 19,485
Superintendent.
__
Supply requirements and distribu12 110,460
tion officer..
Supply storage and distribution
8 75,575
officer
_
_
2 18,625
Technologist
1 10,065
Testing specialist
1
9,420
Traffic manager
_
7 65,295
Training officer
4 36,820
Transportation officer
2 18,625
Veterinarian
1,936
GS-12. $8,330 to $9>530
16,072,155
2,325
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
16,307,510
289
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
1,830,925
2,942
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
17,280,260
352
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
1,885,695
2,106
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
10,269,625

27 275,568
22 252,368
2 21,008
1 10,150
83,312
62,544
202400
20 202,400
1 10,379
10379
3 33,312
5 51,920
1 10,379
1
9,901
9 91,056
3 31,152
110
1,206,080
8 84,032
2 20,529
1 10,150
24 243,456
1 10,150
1 10,629
66 702, 624
1 10,150
488
5,231,067
11,107
162,784
10, 858
10,150
10, 629
10, 858
62,544
64,224
61,824
9,901
10,150
10, 379
219,024
10,379
11,336
39 414,336
11 121,424
212,580
31,137
10, 629
10, 379
10,629
11,107
2 21, 258
1 10,150
1 10,150
2 21,258
6 62,064
1 10,150
3 33,312
9
78 830,112
62,064
29,703
30,315
10,150
196,816
473,888
104,560
10,629
10,150
11,107

27 278,208
22 254,528
2 21,258
1 10,379
8 84,272
' 63,024
20 206,720
1 10,379
3 33,312
5 52,640
1 10,379
1 10,150
9 92,256
3 31,392
110
1, 206,800
8 84,992
21,008
10,150
245,376
10,150
10,629
702,624
10,379
5,232,987
1 11,107
16 164,464
11,107
10,379
10,629
9,901
63,504
64,704
63,024
10,150
10,379
10,629
21 220,944
' 10,379
11,336
414,576
122,177
212,480
31,387
10, 629
10, 629
10,858
11,107
61,344
21, 258
10,150
10,150
21,258
62,544
10,150
33,312
98,976
830,352
63,264
30,315
30, 679
10,379
198, 736
47 477,968
10 105,520
10,858
10,150
11,104

6 64,704
1 10,150
10 109,600
3 30, 679
3 31, 637
1 10,150
6 63,024
1 10,379
7 73,408
1 10,150
3 32,574

6 64,704
1 10,350
10 109,840
3 30,929
31, 887
10,379
63, 744
10, 629
74,128
10,379

12 122,448

12 123,648

8 84,032
2 21,258
1 11,107
1 10,379
8 82,832
5 50,720
2 20,529
1,952
17,567,128
2,348
17,964,248
295
2,070,275
2,942
18,819,770
358
2,120,783
2,095
11,388,225

8 84,752
2 21,258
1 11,107
1 10, 629
8 83,552
5 50,960
2 21,008
1,957
17,695,298
2,351
18,135,671
295
2,084,250
2,936
18,925,435
357
2,051,657
2,116
11,631,611

1960

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1958 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325..
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065..
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825..
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Positions established by Public Law 313:
Associate technical director
Chief scientist
Civilian deputy, research and development
Deputy for engineering command
Deputy for scientific activities
Technical director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Engineer
Foreman
Master of dredges, barges, tugs, and
towboats
Less than $9,890

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,182
1,133
$5,363,805
$5, 719,060
3, 004
2,919
12,414, 505
13, 410,673
4,885
4,740
18,376, 030
19, 772, 095
4,606
4,285
15,902, 885
16,365, 260
1,265
1,224
3, 998, 725
4,307,1S9
40 117,365
38 122,816

1,141
$5,830,300
2,917
13,602, 649
4,726
18, 779, 356
4,304
16, 627,158
1,240
4, 407, 620
38 125,476

1
1

15,500
15,500

1
1

15,500
15,500

1
1

15,500
15,500

1
1
1
4

17,000
16,500
16,500
60,500

1
1
1
4

17,000
16,500
16,500
60,500

1
1
1
4

17,000
16,500
16,500
60,500

2

23,726

2
1

23,726
10,192

2
1

23,726
10,192

4
47,844
180
8, 794,236

4
.62

47,844

4
1,631

47, 844

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890
28, 972

8,312,142

8,249,349

28,585 28, 468
137,226,458
153, 046, 746
151,368, 734

Total permanent _
Deduct—
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add—
Portion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account.
Net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

57, 831
56, 682
56, 584
287,380, 539
315,123, 749
313, 785, 049
3,134
1,748
1, 356
16,154, 576
9, 893, 680
5,999, 739
712
3, 915,844
17

102,790
6,478,193

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
54,002

Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:

273,891,102

Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Night-work differential
Uniform allowance
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
01

Personal services.

54, 934
55,228
305,230,069
307, 785,310

,094,189
90,454
57,096

780,640
93,500
39,300

730,299
94, 780
44,100

,844,942
;, 255,486
324, 715
58,246

2,037,838
3,614,663
335,876
66,514

2,720,984
2,932,220
324,036
58,075

i, 881,061

1,396,267

480,796

288,497,291

313,594,667

315,170,600

AIR FORCE INDUSTRIAL

1958 actual

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

FUND

Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for flight and hazardous
duty
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
01

Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Chief printing division - _
Printing superintendent GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530._.
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230—
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405...
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885—
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325—
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065—

$9,205
9,205

6
7
34
3
43
10

39,630
43,430
194,545
16,260
210,640
43,365
273,750
44 160,035

GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890
2,147

272,790
89,990

$10,150
10,150
25,272
72,778
75,758
236,084
41,662
348,903
94,532
700,178
677,385

10
11
37
7
64
19
158
164
295
1,060, 849
81 269,774

1 $10,379
1 10, 379
3 25,272
10 74,428
11 76,634

34 219,780
7
42,684
64 353,554
19
96,573
153 664,798
164 689,577
301
1,082,258
87 285,322

4,298
4,300
16,876,893
16, 891,245
5,149
2,475
5,155
7,863,751
20,514, 720
20, 508, 531
152 450,112
189 480,142 259 833,374
6,500,906

Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year

67, 562

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
1,780
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
Local rates

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4,117
4,070
18,666, 523
18,353,222
12
45,598
23
23 85,896
531
820
803
843.972
1,281,169
1,236,039
6,591,631

$155,000
14,000

28,773
184,220
3,915
12, 724
30, 668

77,323
550,149
41,550
17,000
161,000

150,859
550,334
41, 550
17,000
161,000

158,112

929,200

8,123,473

21,981,100

Num-

Grades and ranges:
ber
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1
Director, defense telephone service.—.
Engineer
1
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
2
Engineer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
1
Attorney-adviser
1
Comptroller-.
Deputy director, defense telephone
1
service
Engineer
7
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
37
31
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
3
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,40520
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
6
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
18
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
13
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
24
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
34
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
_. 133
1
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890

20, 765,900

FUND

1958 actual

Personal services-.

1,000

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
salary
ber salary
ber salary
$12,420
12,690

1

$13,686

1

$13,978

1

13,978

1

13,978

1

12,563

1

12,563

1
10,150
1
10,858
1
10,858
7
77,728
324, 680 35
243,467 31
27,288
4
109, 616 17
36,006
6
99,450 18
54,710 11
102,638 22
127,102 29
456,130 109
3,536
1

10,379
11,107
11,107

22,790
9,205
9,850
9,850
70, 455
312,985
228,190
18, 690

120, 680
32, 250
91, 490
58,035
101,310
128, 775
467,635
3,115

1
11
7
35
31
4
17
6
18
11
22
29
109
1

14,340

18,458

338 1, 728, 873 299 1,748,784
20 137,784
20
50,895

3

77, 728
325, 640
244,196
28,010
112,882
37,095
101, 260
56,060
105,338
129,192
440, 506
3,536
14,340

299 1,748,895
19 132,895

70, 766

660,537

149

669,985

150

673,657

155 1,074,879
3
13,328

160

128
2

932,125
8,890

128
2

933,453
8,890

5,378
35,865
3,240
331,678

5,341
35,400
3,500
208, 759

10,936
34,900
3,500
203,664

2,124,905

1,864,000

1,869,000

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber
salary
1
1

$155,000
14,000

ARMY MANAGEMENT

01
1958 actual

$210,364
13,496

1,300

Personal services.

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U. S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

AIR FORCE MANAGEMENT
1958 actual

FUND
1959 estimate

1960 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
GS-18. $17,500:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Director, Armed Forces supply sup1 $17,514
1 $17,514
port center
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Director, analysis staff, Armed Forces
15, 392
15,392
supply support center
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1
13, 978
13, 686
Director, cataloging division
1
13,374
13, 686
Director, standardization division
2
27, 060
26, 457
Program coordinator
2
27,061
26, 749
Supply cataloging administrator
2 $24,300
4
51, 084
51,084
Supply management officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
1
11,357
1
11, 357
Administrative officer
3
37, 689
3
37, 689
General engineer
1
12. 563
1
12, 563
Mechanical engineer
1
12, 563
1
12, 563
Preservation and packing specialist--.
2
24,169
2
23, 691
Program planner
10 121, 055
10
119, 869
Supply cataloger
10 107, 930
2
24,169
2
23,691
2
Supply cataloging administrator
21, 500
3
34,320
3
34,071
Supply officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
1
11,107
1
11,107
Aeronautical research engineer
-1
11,107
11,107
1
Electronic engineer
4
44,907
44,907
4
General engineer.
_
33, 321
33,321
3
3
Mechanical engineer

1960

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REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS—Con.
AIR FORCE MANAGEMENT

FUND—Continued

1958 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to Sll.pgo^-Continued
Printing and publications officer
Program analyst
--Supply cataloger
--Supply officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880....
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825—

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1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber
1

$9,205

13

122,675

12
17

92,560
112,285

33
67
11
39
43
34
2

192,075
340,030
49,200
163,920
159,935
119,850
6,940

286 1, 522,405
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
__. 23 128,885
Add net increase due to changes in pay
76,139
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential

CONSOLIDATED WORKING FUNDS, ARMY

263 1,469,659
5,653
151,184
1,626,496

1
3
15
1
14
21
1
43
77
15
59
64
72
2

$10,379
30,430
155,999
9,901
119, 435
154,271
7,426
280, 512
430,950
74,069
272, 518
266, 893
275, 452
7,654

432 2,636,081
20 141,681

1
3
15
1
14
21
1
43
77
15
59
64
72
2

$10,379
30,909
157,912
9,901
122, 633
157, 728
7,426
285,126
438,789
76,067
278,737
270,613
279,179
7,654

432 2,677,155
5
38,945

412 2,494, 400 427 2, 638, 210
13,000

13,000

9,600
126, 500
7,500
2,651,000

20,290
100,000
7,500
2, 779,000

Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Engineer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390....
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $9,890. _
_
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
_ Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
01

Personal services

1959 estimate 1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2
5
6
9
2
13
5
4
1
4
2

$20,130
42,580
42,640
55,575
10,615
66,115
22,695
17,515
3.415
12,955
5,920

3
5
9
2
13
5
3
3
4

$28,674
40,016
61,625
11,856
73,327
25,520
14,880
12,095
14,195

2
1
2
2

$11,607
5,242
9,900
8,652

35,401
116

1

4,992

1

4,992

54
5

305,147
22,883

48
4

287,180
25,208

7

44

261,972

7

7,666
49

289,930

35,285

54, 469

44,915

49,830

1,183
1,158

1,152
300

441

346,740

308,339

85, 556

1961

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
1059 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

Grades a n d ranges:
N u m - Total N u m Special positions a t rates equal to or in
ber
salary
ber
excess of $17,500:
Secretary of the A r m y
1 $22,000
1
U n d e r Secretary of the A r m y
1
1 20,000
Assistant secretary of the A r m y
3
4 80,000
General counsel
1
1
19,000
GS-18. $17,500:
D e p u t y assistant secretary of tho
Army
4 70,056
3
Research analyst
3 52,542
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Administrative officer
31,242
Assistant to Secretary of the A r m y . . .
16,099
1
Chief office, of budget and funding
15,392
1
Chief, office of fiscal policy and management
15,621
D e p u t y comptroller of the A r m y
16,095
D e p u t y director financial o p e r a t i o n s 15,392
D e p u t y general counsel.
15,621
Director, office of analysis and review.
16,099
General engineer
16,349
15,621
Personnel director
Principal consultant to chief signal officer
1
15,621
Special assistant for personnel security.
Special assistant for manpower and
personnel.
15,392
1
Research analyst
109,596
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Administrative officer
28,641
A r m y small business adviser...
14,206
Assistant to the assistant secretary of
t h e A r m y for p r o c u r e m e n t . . .
14,435
Assistant chief for planning
14,206
Assistant comptroller for foreign financial affairs
1 14,435
Assistant comptroller for plans and
14,435
review
71,259
Assistant general counsel
Chief, civilian personnel and man1
1 14,435
power division
Chief, engineer division and chief engineer division for military con1
15,163
struction
1 14,435
Chief, real property division
D e p u t y assistant to secretary.
1
14,914
D e p u t y chief, A r m y audit agency
15,163
1
D e p u t y director of A r m y budget
D e p u t y director, office analysis and
1
14,914
review (facilities)
D e p u t y director, office analysis and
1
14,435
review (materiel and materials)
D e p u t y director, office civilian per1
14,206
sonnel
Director, electro-mechanical laboratory
1 14,914
Director of industrial mobilization
Electronic engineer, radio frequency
14,435
1
manager
43,804
Engineer
2
28,870
General counselor
14,206
1
Legal adviser
29,370
Mathematician.
14,435
Mill taryintelllgenceresearch specialist
15,163
1
Ordnance comptroller
18 260,164
Research analyst
Special assistant to the assistant secret a r y of the A r m y for supply man14,914
agement
Special assistant to assistant secretary
14,435
of the A r m y .
Special assistant to chief, field service
14,206
division
Special assistant to chief, industrial
14,206
division
14,435
Special assistant to chief of ordnance. _
Special assistant to chief signal officer
for combat readiness
14,435
Special assistant to director of foreign
15,163
intelligence.
Special assistant for civilian-military
14,685
affairs
14,435
Special assistant for personnel security.
Special assistant for reserve forces
1
14,685
to assistant secretary of t h e A r m y . . .
1
14,435
Special assistant (plans)
1
14,914
Supervisory general attorney
Supervisory general transportation
1
14,206
officer
Technical consultant, A r m y security
14,435
1
agency.

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Total N u m - Total
salary
ber salary
$22,000
20,000
60,000
19,000

522,000
20,000
60,000
19,000

52,542

3

52,542

16,099
15,392

1
1

16,349
15,621

15,621
16,349
15,621
15,870
16,349
16,349
15,870

15,870
16,349
15,621
15,870
16,349
16,349
16,099

15,621
15,392

15,870
15,621

15,392

1

15,621

14,206

14,435

14,685
14,206

14,685
14,435

14,435

1

14,435
71,509
14,685

14,685
14,685
72,425

1

15,163
14,435
14,435
14,914
15,163

14,685
15,163
14,685
14,685
15,163
15,163

14,914

1

15,163

14,435

1

14,685

14,206

1

14,435
14,190
15,163

14,190
14,914
14,435

1

14,435

29,120
14,435

2
1

29,370
14,435

15,163

1

15,163

15,163

15,163

14,435

14,685

14,206

14,435

14,206
14,435

14,435
14,685

14,435

14,685

15,163

15,163

14,914

14,914

14,685
14,435
14,914

14,914
14,685
15,163

14,206

14,435

14,685

14,685

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer
Chemist.
College instructor
Communication officer
Comptroller
Contract specialist
D e p u t y comptroller
D e p u t y regional director
Digital computer administratorDigital computer p r o g r a m m e r . . .
Economist
Educational officer
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
E q u i p m e n t technician
Fiscal officer
General counsel
Historian
Information and editorial specialist...
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Labor relations officer..
Librarian
Logistics specialist
Maintenance program planner
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist..............
Military intelligence research analyst.
Military personnel officer
Penologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Personnel representative
Personnel research technician
Physical science officer.
Physicist
Planning officer
-Policy and regulations specialist
Price analyst
Printing and publication officer
Procurement and supply supervisor..
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Property and supply officer
Psychologist
Publications officer
Realty officer
...
............
Research analyst
Research director
Safety director..
*
Salary and wage analyst
Scientific administrator..
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Supply requirements and distribution officer.
Supply storage and distribution officer.
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Traffic manager
Training officer
Transportation officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect
Archivist
Attorney
Attorney-adviser.

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
8 $107,928
4 54,744
928,570
1 13,686
1 13,686
2 25,854
17 225,178
29 382,026
9 118,620
2 25,854
7 90,936
1 13,083

8 $108,284
55,036
933,034
13,978
13,978
26,457
226,697
288,987
118,809
26,145
91,830
13,374
38,625
13.083
51.084
150,910
95,434
108,117
_ 66,912
8 105,516
2 26,166
13,374
13,374
95,321
27,060
26,749
13,374

8
4
68
1
1
2
17
22
9
2

$109,532
55,328
927,416
13,978
13,978
26,748
229,694
292,191
120,366
26,457
93,037
13,374
39,540
13,686
51,084
158,707
95,434
109,033
67,204
106,119
26,457
13,374
13,686
95,621
27.060
27.061
13,686

1 12,771
4 51,084
12 155,683
7 93,972
8 106,744
5 65,664
10 132,285
2 25,8.54
1 13,0S3
1 13,374
7 94,117
2 26,457
26,749
2
1 13,374
107
1,471,681
~ 27,060
13,083
13,978
12,771
13,686
53,497
80,910
26,769
68,430
13,686
26,145
51,708
16 212,259
2 26,749
14 194,482
1
12,771
491,832
27,372
27,060
13,686
78,144
197,949
13,686
27,060
13 177,566
1 13,083
8 104,331
1 13,686
1 13,978
1 13,686
2 27,060
5 68,722
3 40,746
14 186,654
4 51,708
1 13,374
1 13,686
1 13,083
36 474,847
1 13,978
6 84,346
1 13,374
1 12,771
5 66,309
4 55,620
1 12,771

1,454,701
40,746
13,374
13,978
12,771
13,978
53,809
68,098
26,769
41,642
13,978
26,457
.
52,311
16 213,116
3 40,144
13 181,377
1 13,083
40 633,301
2 27,664
2 27,664
1
13,978
6 78,456
199,177
13,686
27,060
178,151
25,854
105,246
13,686
13,978
13,686
27,060
69,286
40,746
189,028
52,020
13,686
13,686
13,374
474,555
13,978
84,346
13,374
25,854
66,892
55,744
12,771

1,464,484
41,038
13,374
13,978
13,083
13,978
54,433
68,390
27,352
41,642
13,978
26,769
52,914
216,047
3 40,435
13 181,689
1 13,083
40 538,216
2 27,956
2 27,664
1
13,978
6 79,684
16 213,778
1 13,686
2 27,654
15 204,595
2 26,145
8 105,558
13,978
13,978
13,978
27,372

16 211,365

15 200,404

15 201,631

3

3

41,350
14 190,588
4 52,311
13,686
1
1
13,686
1
13,374
36 477,685
13,978
85,342
13,686
26,166
67,787
55,912
13,083

39,540

3

40,123

1 12,771
1 12,771
1 13,083
8 104,220

1
1
I
8

13,083
13,083
13,083
106,431

13,083
13,083
13,374
106,722

47 557,830
3 36,504
108
1,287,109
1
11,357
6 74,421
2 23,691
I I 129,332
47 561,243

47 562,680
3 "16,504
109
1,303,536
1
11,357
6
74,879
2 23,940
11 130,497
46 551,279

3

47 553,939
3 36,255
112
~1,324,929
6 74,004
2 23,442
11 129,103
48 669,751

3

87

40,435

1961

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1959 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

ARMY—Continued

1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,335 to $12,555—Continued
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer.-Business analyst
Cartographer
Cataloger
Chemist
Commodity industry a n a l y s t —
Communication officer
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Criminal investigator
Cryptographer.Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director
Digital computer administratorDigital computer programer
Economist
Educational o n i c e r . . .
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
Equipment technician
Executive secretary
Field representative
Financial analyst
Fiscal officer
Food technologist
General counsel
Geographer...
Historian
Information and education specialistInformation officcr
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Labor relations officer
Legal administrator
Librarian
Linguist
Logistic specialist
Maintenance program planner
Management analyst
.
Manpower analyst
Marine superintendent
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist.
Military intelligence research analyst.
Military operations specialist
Military personnel officer
Mobilization and planning officer
Motion picture director
Organization and equipment specialist.
Organization and methods examiner..
Penologist
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Personnel representative
Personnel requirements analyst
Personnel research technician
Photographer
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Planning officer
Plans and training officer
Position classifier
Printing and publication officer
Processing and packing technician
Procurement and supply supervisor..
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Property disposal officer
Psychologist
Publications editor
Publications officer.
Realty officer
Recreation director
Research analyst
Research psychologist
Safety director
Salary and wage analyst
Scientific administrator
Security and Intelligence officer.
Security officer
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Superintendent
Supply requirements and distribution
officer

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1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
91
$1,069,513
11,357
11,606
128, 582
12,085
220,206
59, 675
96,676
22,963
5 58,488
23 263,452
12 143,813
29 340,478
1 11,606
1 11,357
10 117,952
8 93,764
7 80,244
7 82,597
2 24,668
20 233,217
8 98,860
6 72,495
5 57,283
301
3,692,556
10 117,935
~ 11,357
70,573
11,835
11,357
11,357
12, OSS
11,835
35,505
11,606
70,074
181,253
239,284
12,334
23,442
12,085
11,357
22,714
35,276
719,922
71,531
22,950
157,592
50,252
22,714

82
$955,974
1 11,606
1 11,835
11 129,271
1 12,085
20 233, 457
5 59,946
8 94,244
2 23,441
1 11,357
5 59,175
25 286,873
11 131,727
28 330,553
1 11,835
1 11,606
10 119,399
6 70,094
8 92,031
9 104,855
2 25,126
21 246,431
8 99,547
7 84,321
5 57,761
304
3,733,569
10 119,141
11,606
71,509
12,085
11,357
11,357
12,085
11,835
35,755
11,835
81,889
15 181,751
18 215,841
1 12,563
2 23,691
2 23,691
1 11,606
2 23,212
3 35,276
63 745,560
8 94,474
2 23,930
20 237,079
4 50,252
2 22,714
91
1,060,640
1~ 11,357
6 69,636
3 35,047
1 11,606

1
6
3
1

934,025
11,357
69,636
34,798
11,357

1
1
1
4
45
7
3
6
1
10
8
1
18
2
1
3
2
3
14
11
28
1
1
1
1
4
1
46
1
9
4
2
2
2
4
9
3
1

11,606
12,085
11,606
46,883
528,734
84,595
34.818
70,573
12,563
121,040
94,714
11,606
213,095
23,212
11,606
34,320
24,170
36.254
167,752
131,977
330,674
11,367
11,357
11,835
12,085
47,362
12,085
541,580
11,357
109,012
46,175
24,398
22,714
23,212
47,382
109,512
36.255
12,085

1 11,606
1 12,085
1 11,835
4 47,382
46 542,694
73,008
34,818
70,573
12,563
133,385
118,415
11,835
214,342

64 750,439

62 731,410

11,606

11,606
34,549
24,170
36,483
168,729
132,475
342,908
11,357
22,961
12,085
12,085
58,719
12,334
538,464
11,606
121,054
46,424
12,085
22,714
23,212
47,382
109,720
36,255
12,085

$963,910
11,606

11,835
132,021
12,334
235, 435
60,445
91,474
23,441
11,006
59,675
301,999
120,339
28 332,493
11,835
11,606
120,585
70,552
93,286
105,657
25,126
260,067
99,776
7 84,321
5 58,717
304
3,771,726
10 120,140
11,606

72,009
12,085
11,606
11,606
12,085
12,035
30,005
11,835
83,137
183,974
205,001
12,503
23,940
23,691
11,835
23,212
36,005
753,288
95,472
23,430
250,566
50,502
22,963
1,119,476
1
~

11,606

71,010
35,526
11,606
1
1
1
5
45
6
3
6
1
11
10
1
18
1
1
3
2
4
14
11
29
1
2
1
1
5
1
46
1
10
4
1
2
2
4
9
3
1

11,835
12,334
11,835
59,217
537,591
73,257
35,505
72.009
12,563
133,884
118,884
11,835
216,085
11,835
11,835
35,297
24,419
47,840
169.974
133,431
345,408
11.606
23,201
12,085
12,334
58,968
12,334
542.747
11,606
122,083
47. I l l
12,085
23,212
23,670
48,338
110,467
37,002
12,334

62 736,051

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Supply storage and distribution officcr.
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Toxicologist
Traffic manager
Training officer
Transportation officer._
Transportation research analyst
Trial examiner
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative assistant...
Administrative officer
Agronomist
Airplane pilot
Appraiser
Architect
Archivist
Attorney
Attorney-adviser.
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer
Cataloger
Chaplain
Chemist
Commissary officer
Commodity industry a n a l y s t —
Communication officer
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Criminal investigator
Cryptographer
D e p u t y comptroller
Designer, tools, dies, and gages._
Digital computer administrator..
Digital computer programer
Economist—
Editor
—
Educational officer..
—
Electronic mechanic
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist..
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
Entomologist
Equipment technician
Exhibit construction specialist
Field representative
Financial analyst.
Fire prevention officer...
Fiscal officer
Food technologist
General counsel
Geographer
Geophysicist
Historian—
Hygienist
Information and editorial specialist...
Information and education specialist. _
Information officer
Illustrator
Industrial specialist.
Inspector
Instrument specialist...
Investigator
Labor relations officer
Legal administrator
Liaison officer
Librarian
Linguist
Logistics specialist
Maintenance program planner
Management analyst
Manpower analyst
Marine surveyor
Mathematician
Medical officer.
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Microanalyst
Military analyst
Military intelligence research analyst.
Military personnel officer.
_
Mobilization and planning officer..*..
Motion picture directorMotion picture specialist
Occupational analyst
Organization and equipment specialist"
Organization and methods examiner
P a t e n t adviser
Payroll officer
Personnel a s s i s t a n t . .

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
22 $257,151

21 $248,036

5 57,283
3 36,733
12,813
1
1
11,357
4 46,884
14 163,111
1
11,357
4 46,882

57,761
36,962
12,813
11,357
46,884
164.607
34,071
47,133

81 842,461
9 92,998
242
2,497,238
32,116
9 91,852
6 63,502
14 151,711
1.
10,629
17 175,030
108
1,127,766
194
1,994,377
1
10,150
1
10,150
1
9,901
27 276,159
7 70,499
39 399,921
19 200,721
25 262,166
"
92,955
1
11,355
4 43,950
1
10,150
3 30,450
42 425,421
22 229,389
3 30,680
89 925,220
1
9,901
2 19,802
16 163,988
10,629
1
12 120,535
19 195,258
4 43,222
1
11,107
60 621,138
2 20,300
19 195,812
7 73,413
17 172,949
719
7,771,001
2 21,237
39 398,475
1
10,150
8 81,658
61,340
11,107
10,150
9,901
21,258
31,102
32,050
18 187,626
1
9,901
5 51,437
3 29,703
16 167,806
1
10,379
44 462,134
40 417,371
1
-,901
2 20,051
4 42,516
1 10,629
3 29,952
8 82,576
1 10,858
3 29,952
8 80,978
143
1,474,271
19 195,458
10,629
1
36 374,774
36 394,778
1 11,107
4 39,853
2 20,530
3 30,430
208
2,147,176
7 71,759
29,703
20,271
20,529
22,443
20,051
116,190
163,488
9,901
20,269

91 946,321
9 93,954
234
2,447,088
* 32,823
5 51,437
5 53,581
14 152,856
1 10,858
17 175,841
104
18,165
176
1,827,875
1
10,379
1
10,379
9,901
1
28 289,308
6 61,339
38 393,062
18 191,217
30 310,959
9 94,583
9,901
1
4 43,950
1 10,150
3 30,909
42 427,869
20 209,250
4 41,048
89 929,963
9,901
1
2 20,300
17 176,549
1 10,629
13 132,160
20 206,537
4 43,471
1 11,107
58 605,867
2 20,758
18 187,959
8 84,332
14 143,954
718
7,748,609
11,336
319,687
10,150
82,845
50,482
11,107
10,379
9,901
21,258
9,901
11,090
168,512
10,150
51,437
30,201
14 148,212
1
10,379
43 453,202
399,110
9,901
20,051
42,516
10,629
40,580
83,492
1 10,858
3 30,430
8 82,526
141
1,465,506
19 197,569
1
10,858
415,060
44 484,133
1 11,107
4 41,786
2 20,530
3
211
2,166,128
72,446
29,703
20,271
20,529
22,443
20,300
106,487
15 164,653
2

20^759

1961

89

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

Grades a n d ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090— Continued
Personnel director
Personnel officer..
Personnel representative
Personnel requirements analyst
Personnel research technician
Photographer
Physical science officer
Physicist
Placement assistant
Placement officer
Planning officer
Planning and production specialist...
Plans and training officer..
Position classifier
Price analyst
Printing a n d publication officer
Processing and packing technician
Procurement a n d supply s u p e r v i s o r Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Property a n d supply officer
Property disposal officer
Psychologist
Publications editor
Publications officer
Publications writer
_
Public information officer
Radio control specialist
Real property disposal s p e c i a l i s t Realty officer
Records analyst
Refrigeration adviser
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Safety director
—
Salary a n d wage analyst
Sanitation officer
Scenario writer.
Scientific administrator
Scientist general
Security and intelligence o f f i c e r Security officer
Shops a n d service specialist
Shop superintendent
*—
Small business specialist
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Superintendent
Supply requirements a n d distribution
officer
—

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber salary
ber
salary
5 $51,439
87 885,262
13 135,732
" 59,406
61,838
1 11,107
5 52,873
1 11,107
1 10,150
5 50,979
21 216,486
1 10,379
2 20,300
14 141,540
5 53,145
1 10,379
62,317
42,265
43 446,737
38 401,466
), 411
61
7 72,265
4 40,809
7 71,248
4 42,486
8 82,846
2 19,802
9,901
1
10,150
243,628
10,629
9,901
1,033,789
4 42,265
2 20,280
12 125,558
6 60,612
1 11,107
2 21,258
10,150
20,051
50,482
11,107
73,425
10,629
41,059
23 244,522
13 135,240
3 30,908
135
1,392,952

$52,166
902,453
127. 248
51,208
62,795
11,107
53,852

5 $51,937
87 894,131
12 126.269
5 50,750
6 61,838
1 11,107
5 53,623

63

10,379
51,438
219, 713
10,379
10,150
133,388
53,603
10,629
62,796
42,515
451,835
372,846
654,355
72,903
41,058
62,274
42,486
83,345
20,300
10,150
9,901
10,150
242,422
10,858
10,150

23
1
1
)9
1,026,883
5 52,166
30,431
116,166
50,960
11,107
21,258
10,150
10,379
20,300
50,731
11,107
73,903
10,629
41,308
23 246,271
13 136,635
3 30,908
137

10,379
51,896
221,087
10,629
10,150
134,825
53,828
10,629
63,272
32,115
445,855
364,275
660,806
73,771
41,287
62,774
43,184
84,511
20,300
10,150
9,901
10,150
244,128
10,858
10,150

_
2
1
1
1
23
1
1
99
1,038,226
5 52,644
3 30,909
11 116,873
5 51,667

21,487
10,150
10,379
20,529
51,687
11,107
74,132
10-629
41,786
23 247,521
13 137,385
3 31,158

1,421,995
Supply storage and distribution offi49 508,392
cer
48 503,590
48 501,633
Tabulating equipment and electrical
8 83,324
8 82,576
8 82,118
accounting machine technician..
5 51,208
5 51,208
5
50,750
Teacher
14
147,369
14
146,870
14 145,644
Technologist
2 20,269
2 20,051
2 20,269
Television production d i r e c t o r —
9
93,952
9
92,747
10 103,376
Traffic manager
25 263,851
25 261,279
26 269,567
Training officer
38 396,051
38
392,888
40
408,383
Transportation officer
4 40,600
4 39,604
6 61,818
Transportation research a n a l y s t - .
2 20,300
2 20,051
2 19,802
Visual aids specialist
808
,836
7,039
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
49,324,060
49,559,042
62,327,042
7,803
7,873
10,133
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
56,698,054
57,201,225
75,746,901
2,287
2,301
2,415
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
15,222,272
16,194,086
16,783,363
10,807
11,817
13,056
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
72,174,581
74,530,049
83,343,420
2,723
755
2,910
GS-8. $5,470 t o $6,37016,613,546
16,610,738
17,282,025
14,790
14,503
14,782
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
77,736,511
78,499,923
79,305,301
7,820
7,852
8,043
GS-6. $4,490 t o $5,390
40,086,091
39,732,748
39,983,199
19,295
19,364
19,897
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
89,631,644
88,755,020
89,596,320
27,560
27,699
28,864
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
115,581,870
115,054,685
118,321,829
28,606
28,840
30,431
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
111, 587,856
111,070,852
115,332,213
7,344
7,434
8,025
GS-2. $3,255 t o $3,825
26,778,537
26,698,950
28,338,171
222 753,594
225 751,011
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
------ 247 813,106
Positions established b y Public Law
80-313:
Assistant director of research and de15,500
15,500
1
15,500
velopment (technical p l a n n i n g ) — . .
Chief scientific adviser, office chief of
17,500
17,500
17,500
engineers
Chief scientist and d e p u t y for tech18,000
18,000
18,000
nical activities
v*i—
Chief scientist for research and de16,500
16,500
15,900
velopment to chief signal officer
Chief supervising engineer, engineer
1
14,500
14,500
14,500
research a n d development division.
1 16,000
16,000
16,000
Chief technical adviser
----D e p u t y director of research and de1
17,500
1
17,500
1 17,000
velopment (programing)

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Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber
salary
Positions established b y Public Law
80-313—Continued
1 $19,000
Deputy for scicntlfic activities
Director of research and development,
1 19,000
office of secretary of Army
Executive director of technical pro1 16,335
grams
Technical director of research (patho1 19,000
logical and basic scicnces)
Technical director and scicntific adviser, combat surveillance depart14,000
ment
Technical director of research and
17,500
development, quartermaster corps..
Technical director, defense atomic
15,500
support agency
Scientific adviser, research and de14,500
velopment
Scientific director, transportation, re17,500
search and development commandSenior civilian scientist, adviser to
16,500
assistant chief of staff for Intelligence.
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
10 110,414
Engineer
Master dredges, barges, tugs, and
16 209,498
towboats
2,777
Less than $9,890
13,899,912
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
1 13,261
Chief officer
.
Electronic equipment installation
14 154,399
and maintenance worker
6 66,995
Engineer
186
Foreman
1,900,043
General e q u i p m e n t m a i n t e n a n c e
2 19,666
worker.
Mobile industrial equipment and
3 30,383
maintenance operator
2 20,759
Superintendent
3 32,053
Warehouseman
102,962
Equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
513,889,909
17,424
Local wage rates..
19,524,791
Total permanent..
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

137
1,433,903

1960 estimate 1961 estimate

1959 actual

1961 estimate

Num- Total
ber
salary

Num* Total
ber salary

1 $19,000

1 $10,000

1

19,000

1

19,000

1

17,000

1

17,000

1

10,000

1

10,000

Personal services.

14,000

18,000

18,000

15,500

15,500

14,500

14,500

17,500

17,500

16,500

16,500

9 108,925

9

108,925

16 209,498
16 209,498
2,613
665
13,147,543
13,427,753
1

13,261

14 151,877
6 68,113
184
1,946,392
2

19,866

1

13,261

14 155,085
6 68,113
182
1,929,713
2

19,916

3 30,509
3 30,483
2 20,967
2 20,967
3 32,053
3 32,053
93,156
9S, 923
489,991,752
493,810,881
17,108
17,136
19,159,068
19,030,528

258,737
261,001
274,855
1,340,113,3S3 1,265,920,077 1,260,227,057
9,578
12,924
11,446
40,979,763
50,258,584
55,411,288
LI
56,890

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. _ 236,816
1,222,249,289
Foreign countries:
9,180
U.S. rates
48,060,620
17,402
Local rates 19,488,000
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
3,703,309
United States and possessions. . .
Foreign countries:
340,392
U.S. rates
15,577,995
Local rates
Part-time employment:
673,761
United States and possessions...
10,117
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
757,676
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
4,895,056
Regular pay above 52-week base—
19,149,763
Overtime and holiday pay
2,472,217
Nightwork differential..
6,130,618
Living and quarters allowance
520,554
Uniform allowance
7,527,889
Additional p a y for service a b r o a d 17,328
Additional pay for Marino d u t y . „ .
2,081,207
P a y m e n t to Korean service corps..
P a y m e n t to other agencies for reim82,714
bursable details
01

14,000

1,353,738,505

55,355

57,370

222,436
221,599
1,138,623,443 1,144,992,694
9,604
9,331
52,799,463
55,038,157
17,136
17,108
19,030,528
19,159,068
3,159,513

3,252,945

49,376
19,086,610

50,350
19,051,985

390,278
4,500
713,790

388,827
4,500
731,040

9,536,516
16, 755,843
2,355,813
5,981,661
520,071
7,958,495

4,852,212
16,039,759
2,366,212
5,936,275
515, 973
8,002,803

2,345,000

2,345,000

35,000

35,000

1,279,345,900

1,282, 762,800

Salaries and wages arc distributed as
follows:
,
„
"Operation and maintenance, Army :
$1,249, 964,470 $1,176,195,000 $1,176,224,000
Direct obligations
102,866,000
106,368,000
103, 574,825
Reimbursable obligations
-----" P l a n t acquisition and construction,"
80.500
19,043
Atomic Energy Commission
.
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
170,800
180,400
Commission
166,803
"Refunds, transfers, and expenses of
operation, Virgin Islands/* Bureau
24,000
of Customs, Treasury Department
10,931
"Supplies and axpenses,"
United
Nations
Korean
Reconstruction
Agency
2,433

1961

90

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961
1959 actual

1960 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
—

NAVY

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
Education specialist
Occupational research analyst
Psychologist
Scientist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Education specialist
Engineer
Information specialist
Occupational research analyst
Psychologist
Statistician
Transportation officer...
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officcr
Budget officer
Computer systems analyst
Contract specialist
Correctional specialist.—
Editor
Education specialist
Engineer
Information specialist
Librarian
Military personnel administrator.,
Occupational research analyst
Psychologist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390-.

N u m - Total
salary
ber

GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825...
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established pursuant to 34
U.S.C. 1071-1076c:
R a t e of:
$13,500: Academic dean
$8,003 to $13,239: Senior professor
and professor.
$6,771 to $9,851: Chief Instructor and
associate professor
$5,385 to $S,619: Assistant professor
and assistant chief instructor
$4,615 to $6,155: Instructor
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Master mechanic
Foreman mechanic
Less than $9,890

Total permanent.

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent e m p l o y m e n t . .
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Uniform allowances
Additional p a y for instructional differential
Additional p a y for hazardous d u t y and
dirty work

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N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
$26,166
26,145
13,083
13.083
38,313

$26,457
64.458
13,374
13,374
38,937

5 58,260
5 57,781
1 12,563
1 11,357
10 114,774
1 11,357

11.357
46,653
46,424
12,563
11,606
196,745
34,320
11,357

1 11,357
4 46,882
13 148,119
1 12.563
1 11,606
18 209,745
3 34,320
1 11.357
1 11,357

2 20,051
17 176,550
20,779
2
5 50,252
1 10,379
1 10,150
1 10,629
30 306,513
4 43,177
2 19,802
2 21,237
2 21,257
27 272,438
4 40,102
1 10,150

20,051
2
16 168,500
2 21,008
5 50,730
1 10,379
1 10,265
1 10,858
40 403,315
4 43,177
2 19,802
2 21,486
2 21,486
27 277,030
4 40,445
1 10,150

20,530
165,691
20,530
39,853
10,150
10,150
10,629
272,602
43,177
2 21,237
3 30,909
14 141,295
4 41,786
1
9,901
1 10,379
165
1,466,487
200
1, 550,312
35 245,622
1, 327,819
81 497,800
306
,673,212
246
,286,094
,701,029
1,194
4 ,957,924
1,366
I ,212,288
341
1,231,698
21 71,270

13,500

171
166
1,444,639
1,501,438
209
213
1,589,719
1,574,603
40 273,222
39 268,846
211
216
1,375,736
1,338,040
78 475,794
79 482,647
314
309
1,686,633
1,700,259
256
255
1,299,532
1,299,630
584
592
2,728,953
2,691,067
1,186
1,175
4,921,472
4,869,084
1,366
1,373
5,219,612
5,221,318
288
283
1,001,111
991,194
20 65,517
20 69,994

1

13,500

1

13,500

139
1. 396,819

146
1,487,971

158
1,510,231

145
1,275,867

147
1,276,595

143
1,291,206

624,487
84,747

81 533,270
18 99,388

86 574,064
12 66,199

1 11,440
11 106,623
295
1, 929,282

1 12,563
11 112,574
291
1,937,401

1 12,563
11 112,574
291
1,942,310

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
3,193
15,

Deduct lapses

1961 estimate

3 $38,625
1 13,083
1 13,083
1 13,083
2 25,542

GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...

1960 estimate

679,912

3,208
3,191
16, OH, 839
16,055,810

,752
8,777
8,771
44,562,559
45,174,278
45,373,209
303
263
272
2,074,740
1,264,673
1,140,958
,430
8,498
8,486
42,487,819
43,909,605
44,232,251

01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
" L a u n d r y service, Naval Academy".—.
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, N a v y "
" N a v y management f u n d "
" N a v a l working f u n d "
"Military construction, N a v y "
" N a v y industrial f u n d "
"Military assistance"
"Defense housing, N a v y "

$572
43,386,271

$44,963,267

$40,932,487
973,596
396,617

$41,921,400
1,018,000
424,850

630,633

987,100
84,000
182,000

164,836
5,040
8,000
250,012
25,050

8,000
312,782
25,135

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE MARINE CORPS

1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
D e p u t y fiscal director
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer. _
Attorney
D e p u t y fiscal director
Engineer
General supply officer
Personnel officer,.
Procurement officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
AccountantAdministrative officer
Bacteriologist
Budget officer.
Educational specialist
Engineer
General supply officer
Management analyst
Military personnel administrator
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator.
Procurement officer
Production specialist, textile products.
Staff administrative specialist
Supply cataloger
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
AccountantAdministrative officer
Attorney
Bacteriologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Clothing designer
Engineer
E q u i p m e n t specialist
Historian
Management analyst
Military personnel administrator
Personnel officer
Physiologist
Production superintendent
Program analyst
Property disposal officer
School superintendent
Supply officer
Systems administrator
Transportation officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940

39,846
16,365
22,069

32,578
9,387
16,234

31,360
9,387
13,044

GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325

162,720
498,895
102,650
14,448
25,017

335,230
503,414
101,941
14,452
25,187

176,998
509,102
102,710
14,547
26,079

GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825

966

600

600

14,904

14,639

14,690

GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065

GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,860 or above:
Foreman mechanic, public works..
Master m e c h a n i c . ™
Less than $9,890.!

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m ber
ber
salary

$13,978
13,083
13,374
13,978
13,083
12,771
12,771
2
1

22,963
11,357

1
1
2

11,357
11,357
24,169

1

$14,206

1
1

13,978
13,374
13,978
13,083
12,771
12,771
23,212
11,606
11,357
11,357
11,357
36,004
22,714
46,175
12,563
22,963
12,563
22,963
11,357
11,606
23,192

57,034
12,563
11,357
12,563
22,963
11,357
11,357
11,835
5
1

50,003
10,150

1 10,629
3 30,660
1 10,150
1 10,379
10 111,299
9,901
1
9,901
1
1 10,150
1 10,150
4
9,901
9,901
1
3
1
107

10,379
30,201
9,901
952,594

Total
salary

8
1
1

80,204
10,379
10,379

5 49, £05
1 10,150
1 10,379
10 108,658
1 10,150
1
9,901
1 10,150
t
L
L
L

40,351
9,901
9,901
10,150
9,901
10,379
20,529
9,901
20,051

L
!
L
S
I
1,086,008

180
1,344,819
1,352,100
48 334,668
54 375,414
314
310
1,998,094
1,955,360
90 525,750
88 519,440
618
607
3,359,038
3,255,137
388
389
1,888,800
1,956,900
787
794
3,478,087
3,631,994
1,492
1,523
5,988,165
6,231,325
1,508
1,684
5,630,675
6,361,365
223
356
777,623
1,237,461
5
17,705
5
17,705
1
10,234
1
11,898
1,519
1,479
6,896,295
6,849,606

1961

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
9,453
9,275
9,036
$41,407,896
$41,826,100
$40,701,357
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

16,607
17,134
16,429
76,871,662
75,951,491
75,213,617
1,151
514
474
5,163,602
1,991,336
1,839,810

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary):
15,289
15,282
15,420
United States a n d possessions
73,120,082
72,525,906
70,872,510
Foreign countries:
61 397,453
61 395,936
58 380,126
U.S. r a t e s . —
612 444,137
612 450,448
636 455,424
Local rates
Other personal services:
568,924
282,207
275,800
Regular p a y above 52-week base
434,911
393,642
1,016,899
Overtime a n d holiday p a y
114,540
129,671
118,634
Nightwork differential
18,261
18,570
24,540
Additional pay for service abroad
28,648
27,617
29,322
Uniform allowances
347,787
347,787
347,787
Firefighter premium pay
01

Personal services

Salaries a n d wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Navy"_.~
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, N a v y "
"Defense housing, N a v y "
" M i l i t a r y construction, N a v y "
" N a v a l working f u n d "
" N a v y industrial f u n d "
" M i l i t a r y assistance"

73,551,042

75,473,226

74,573,301

$65, 023,209
3, 966,590
8,520

$64,961,876
5,174,230
9,000

$64,980,442
4,088,428
9,000

118,838
440,224
56,586
237,908
1,681,961
17,206

156,700
447,066

162,484
449,838

166,826
4,534,454
23,074

166,819
4,689,253
27,037

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
Grades a n d ranges:
ber
ber
salary
ber
salary
Special positions a t rates equal to or in
excess of $15,375:
2 $33,000
$33,000
$33,000
Associate technical director
15,517
15,517
15,517
Aviation armament specialist
15,517
15,517
15,517
Chief electronics assistant
33,000
33,000
33,000
Chief engineer
16,000
16,000
16,000
Chief mathematician
86,013
86,013
85,014
Chief scientist
16,000
16,000
D e p u t y director, range support
16,016
16,016
16*016"
Director, evaluation division
16,000
16,000
16,000
Director, ordnance sciences
16,016
16,016
16,016
Director, research division
16,000
16,000
16,000
Research liaison officer
46,551
46,551
31,034
Technical assistant
33,517
33,517
33,517
Technical director
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
1
16,099
1
16,099
15,870
Administrative officer
16,349
Engineer
15,392
Physical science administrator
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
1
14,685
1
14,435
14,206
Administrative officer
1
14,685
1
14,435
14,435
Attorney
1
14,435
1
14,206
14,206
Chief counsel—
14,435
Comptroller
14,685
14,435
1 14,435
Contract specialist
29,370
14,206
2 28,870
D e p u t y comptrollerandflscal assistant.
14,435
1 14,206
D e p u t y director, test and evaluation.
14,435
14,206
1
Director, technical support
30,326
30,326
2
6 87,150
Engineer
28,891
2 28,891
1
14,435
Physical science administrator.
14,206
1 14,206
Production specialist
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1
13,686
13,686
13,374
1
1
Accountant
4 54,121
4 53,205
5 66,580
Administrative officer
10
139,196
137,988
136,782
10
10
Aeronautical research administrator..
1 13,978
Assistant fiscal director
3 39,249
3 39,249
3 38,313
Budget and accounting administrator.
10 134,077
10 132,850
10 132,850
Chemist
5 52,935
52,623
5
51,396
4
Contract specialist1 13,686
1 13,686
1 13,374
D e p u t y comptroller
7 97,846
97,846
7
97,846
7
Electronic scientist
158
163
Engineer
- 158
2,160,567
2,213,368
2,140,481
1
13,374
'
13,083
1 13,083
Industrial specialist. _
1
13,374
13,374
13,083
1
Legislation liaison officer
1
13,978
13,978
1 13,978
Logistic program officer.
1
13,686
13,374
1 13,083
M a n a g e m e n t planning officer...
8
110,608
110,317
8 109,034
Mathematician
1
13,978
13,978
1 13,978
N a v a l architect1
13,978
13,978
1 13,978
N a v a l intelligence analyst
1
13,978
13,978
1 13,978
Opertions research analyst
1
13,686
13,374
13,374
1
Personnel officer..
19 260,503
259,900
19 258,669
Physical scienco a d m i n i s t r a t o r 207,568
15 208,171
15 207,568
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GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Production specialist
Program manager
Psychologist
Safety program specialist
Staff assistant
Statistician
Technical director
Technologist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator.
Attorney
Budget officer
Business analyst
Chemist..
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Digital computer systems specialist...
Electronic scientist
Engineer

91
1959 actual

1900 estimate

19G1 estimate

Num- Total
ber
salary

Num- Total
ber Biliary

Num- Total
ber salary

$26,106
25,542
13,083
13,374
12,771
13,978
27,001
13,083

$13,083
25,854
13,0S3
13,6K6
12,771
13,978
27,061
13,374

47,133
80,954
144,516
139,920
46,155
11,606
283,600
23,441
91,105
11,606
32 395,305
462
5,661,270
1 12,035
23,192
2
4 49,525
0 70,573
7 82,410
1 11,357
20 242,108
2 25,126
3 34,549
1 11,835
4 40,654
1 11,006
1 11, GOG
4 47,8G0
12 141,645
20 248,264
50 619,019
22,714
2
2 23,212
31 3G5,407
9 103,439
1 11,357
3 34,320
1 11,606
3 3G, 732
1 11,606
1 11,606
1 11,357
1 11,357
2 25,126
2 25,126

47,880
81,093
140,158
141,607
46,654
11,000
284,3S9
23, 682
92,330
11,835
398,889

5,771,491
12,334
Equipment specialist
23,442
Financial control officer
49,775
Industrial specialist
71,753
Inspector
83,370
Management analyst
ll.OOC
Management planning officer
244,790
Mathematician
25,120
Metallurgist
35,994
Meteorologist
12,085
Motion picture producer
47,252
Naval intelligence analyst
11, GOG
Oceanograplier
11,835
Operations research analyst
48,45G
Patent adviser..
143,382
Personnel officer
202,581
Physical science administrator
626,025
Physicist
23,190
Physiologist.
23,212
Procurement officer
381,876
Production specialist
129,782
Program manager.
11, G06
Progress reporting officer
35,043
Psychologist
11,006
Publications officer
37,179
Scientific administrator
11,835
Scientific staff assistant
11,606
Special studies assistant
11,606
Statistician
Supply officer
3
30,724
Technical director
2 25,126
Technologist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
16 165,614
16 162,301
Accountant
20 20G, 122
20 203,339
Administrative officer
11,107
1 11,107
Aeronautical research administrator.
31,637
3 31,407
Architect
81,737
8 80,912
Attorney
10,379
1 10,379
Automotive transportation officer....
133,851
13 132,350
Budget officer
391,173
36 391
Chemist
20,051
2 19,802
Comptroller.
Construction and maintenance super1
11,586
11,586
1
intendent
45 475,018
45 469,804
Contract specialist
41,537
40,331
4
4
Digital computer systems specialist..
7 77,749
7 76,731
Education specialist
970,217
90 936,505
Electronic scientist
1 10,379
1 10,150
Electronics technician
, 179
1,178
Engineer
12,826,519
12,816,705
2 20,051
2 19,802
E q u i p m e n t specialist
2 21,487
21,008
Financial control officer
1 10,629
10,379
Freight traffic officer
3 30,201
29,703
Geographer
95,944
94,890
Industrial specialist
5 51,437
50,461
Information officer
19 202,126
199,242
Inspector
1 10,379
10,379
Librarian
15 153,444
151,425
Management analyst
453,740
42
42
451,143
Mathematician
9
9 9S,049
Metallurgist
6
61,243
60,651
6
Meteorologist....
1 10,379
1 10,150
Microbiologist
2
21,486
21,968
2
Motion picture producer
1 10,150
9,901
1
Motion picture script w r i t e r —
5 51,245
5 50,501
Naval intelligence analyst
2 20,529
2 20,300
Operations research analyst
11 119,517
11 120,845
P a t e n t advisor
27
277,493
27
2S0,886
Personnel officer
1 11,107
1 11,107
Photographic division c h i e f . —
11
121,220
121,907
U
Physical science administrator..
102
102
Physicist
1,105,749
1,100,605
5 53,143
5 53,8
Physiologist
1 10,379
1 10,150
Planning officer
4 41,786
4 41,288
Procurement officer
569,077
587,040
57
56
Production specialist
16 164,111
16 162,819
Program manager
9,901
9,901
1
1
Progress reporting officer .
6 62,314
6 61,339
Psychologist
2 20,529
2 20,280
Publications officer
1 10,379
1 10,379
Real property officer
1 11,107
1 11,107
Safety program specialist..
21,237
21,237
2
2
Security specialist
19 203,898
19 201,116
Statistician
83,095
84,064 I
8
8
Supply officer.

1961

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

92

1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

NAVY—Continued

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF NAVAL W E A P O N S — c o n t i n u e d
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $0,890 to $11,090—Continued
Technologist.
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
salary ber salary
ber
salary ber
16 $169,309
3 31,387
3,011
27,394,550
3,670
28,178,831
532
3,695,986
4,221
27,416,143
,086
6,516,326
3,598
19,600,775
. 1,598
8,114,551
4,604
21,175,369
8,396
34,581,698
50
31,711,329
1,958
6,841,527
129 425,900

16 $171,423
3 31,387
3,030
27,690,789
3,690
28 535,310
536
3,746,560
4,247
28,302,899
1,096
6,628,922
3,612
19,807,547
1,610
8,261,639
4,629
21,452,735
8,458
35,018,127
8,449
32,185,396
1,974
6,942,580
130 432,389

16 $173,769
3 32,115
2,929
26,768,805
3,572
27, 597,245
515
3,602,438
4,107
27,370,770
1,051
6,368,681
490
19,100,040
1,551
7,959,098
4,462
20,686,922
8,127
33,361,050
8,070
30,467,271
1,901
6,672,947
126 419,080

GS-1. $2,960 to $3.530
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense (5 U.S.C. 171p):
2 30,000
2 30,000
2 30,000
Physical science administrator
3 49,497
3 49,497
3 49,497
Technical director
3 31,000
3 31,000
3 31,000
Technical director, associate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
62 747,191
68 809,547
61 740,632
Master mechanic
48 489,627
53 540,717
47 479,394
Foreman mechanic
1 10,587
1 10,587
1 10,587
Pilot
2,252
2,180
Less than $9,890
2,148
15,578,425
15,172,918
14,950,538
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Chief quarterman, laborer, helper,
and mechanic service
33,543
3 33,093
3 33,828
Quarterman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service.55,280
6 65,437
5 55,730
Leadlngman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
6 59,779
5 50,315
5 50,740
Supervisory planner and estimator...
6 60,954
7 70,450
6 61,434
Equivalent to less than $9,890
74,733
81,077
73,449
391,965,439
416,329,104
385,186,701
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

121,435
127,571
118,513
682,521,123
661,300,284
9.243
5,180
4,320
15,630,002
40,143,690
21,038,250

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
114,008
111,951
109,650
632,132,805
630,451,184
619,535,084
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
446
419
429
2,659,809
2,536,800
2,586,800
Local rates .
3,874
.885
4,114
7,584,819
7,274,050
7,684,800
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions.
304,880
285,000
285,000
Intermittent employment
100,929
96,000
96,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
2,464,670
4,928,338
2,421,704
Overtime and holiday pay
14,549,926
12,032,651
11,781,754
Firefighter premium pay
1,208,471
1,267,000
1,255,000
Nightwork differential
1,172,702
1,216,000
1,190,889
Additional pay for service abroad
1,019,450
997,000
986,000
Uniform allowance
141,484
180,724
177,724
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
1,179,171
37,455
01

Personal services .

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Direct obligations.
Reimbursable obligations
.
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps"
"Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Procurement of aircraft and missiles.
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604,519,116

661,302,202

648,000,755

$403,704,194
8,974,021

$367,280,000
10,805,000

$379,203,000
10,787,000

770,337

677,000

678,000

4,927,592
949,000

4,947,000
949,000

1,029,000
74,000

19,223,946

27,027,000

1,747,000
1,007,000

Salaries and wages are distributed as N u m - Total
ber
salary
follows—Continued
" Other procurement. N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations...
$97,822,851
* * N a v y industrial f u n d "
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, N a v y " :
109,168,249
Direct obligations
3,603,000
Reimbursable obligations
132,049
"Defense housing, N a v y "
458,405
" M i l i t a r y construction, N a v y "
2,264,118
"Shipbuilding and conversion, N a v y " . .
10,584,387
" N a v y management f u n d "
1,446,634
" N a v a l working f u n d "
484,003
" M i l i t a r y assistance"
"Procurement other t h a n aircraft and
6,330
missiles, Air Force"

N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary

$118,103, 202

$4,084,000
906,000
117,195,755

112,051,000
3,616,000
109,000
458,000
2, 268,000
11,065,000
1,450,000
497,000

112,692,000
3,596,000
109,000
457,000
1,366,000
11,125,000
1,448,000
497,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF SHIPS
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Contract specialist
Engineer
Physicist.
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Biologist
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist..
Engineer
E q u i p m e n t specialist
Industrial relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
N a v a l architect
Physical science administrator...
Physicist
Psychologist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Health physicist
E q u i p m e n t specialist.
...
Industrial relations officer
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Mathematician.
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Oceanographer
P a t e n t adviser
Physical science a d m i n i s t r a t o r Physical science coordinator
Physicist
Physiologist
Production specialist
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Bacteriologist
Biologist
Budget officer
Business specialist
Chemist
Commodity industrial a n a l y s t Contract specialist
D a t a processing officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
E q u i p m e n t specialist
Fiscal officer
Industrial hygienist
Industrial relations officer.
Industrial specialist
Librarian
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
II™"
Metallurgist.

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m ber
ber
salary
1 $14,206
1
14,206
2 28,880

1
1
2

Total
salary
$14,206
14,206
28,880

13,978
12,771
13,374
13,083
13,083
39,540
8 111,824
~ 383,329
13,374
13,083
13,083
41,642
13,978
14,456
291,748
69,890
153,758
13,083

1
13,978
1
12,771
1
13,374
1
13,374
1
12,771
3 38,313
8 111,824
31 421,642
13,374
13,374
13,083
41,642
13,978
14,456
304,519
69,890
11 153,758
1
13,374

106,829
72,008
82,409
36,504
34,569
74,462
4 46,883
23 288,949
161
2,016,194
11,835
12,085
174,758
12,563
12,563
73,466
37,689
624,572
24,648
11,606
124,673
25,126
37 453,956
2 24,170
6 73,256
3 36,483
1
12,085
1 11,606

9 107,058
7 83,844
8 93,945
3 36,753
3 34,798
6 74,462
3 34,320
23 288,949
158
"1,981,376
]
11,835
1"
1 12,085
15 175,237
1 12,563
1 12,563
6 73,466
3 37,689
50 624,572
2 24,648
1 11,606
10 124,673
2 25,126
37 453,956
2 24,419
6 73,256
3 36,483
1 12,085
1 11,835

198,129
115,419
71,968
10,379
10,379
131,376
10,629
251,306
42,016
208,615
a 92,019
72 780,272
6,441,304
3 30,679
51,209
20,300
244,609
187,158
11,107
116,606
161,824
88,856
98.049

208,509
125,801
72,217
10,629
10,379
120,286
10,858
251,306
42,973
218,267
92,497
72 780,272
597
6,532,654
3 30,908
5 51,458
2 20,529
!4 254,759
.6 167,356
I
11,107
II 116,855
5 161,824
8 88,856
9 98,049
20
12
7
1
1
12
1
23
4
21

1961

93

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Naval architect
Oceanographer
Patent adviser
Physical science administrator..
Physicist
Physiologist...
..
Production specialist
Publications officer
Scientific staff assistant
Security officer
Statistician
..
Supply catalog supervisor
Supply officer.,
Technol*
hnologist..
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530..
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,605 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825...
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established b y the Secretary of
Defense (5 U.S.C. 171p):
Engineer
—
Naval architect
Physicist
Research consultant
Scientist
Technical director
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 and above:
Master
Foreman...
Quarterman
Pilot..
Less t h a n $9,890

-

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total Num- Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
130
$1,405,217
3 32,594
1 10,150
9 99,943
82 890,267
2 21,008
37 389,498
3 32,115
3 32,115
1 10,379
9 97,052
1 11,107
5 52,415
4 44,428
2,287
21,197,795
3,072
23,975,387
244
1,618,244
3,808
24,006,405
506
3,090,564
2,970
16,563,821
1,187
5,703,535
3,012
13,822,862
4,524
18,349,344
4,977
19,888,086
1,792
6,307,250
174 586,229

127
1,3 $72,496
3 32,594
1 10,379
9 99,943
82 889,539
2 21,008
37 388,770
3 32,344
3 32,344
10,629
97,550
1 11,107
5 52,644
4 44,428
2,278
21,123,682
3,060
23,877,989
243
1,611,721
3,806
23,995,261
505
3,084,512
2,983
16,638,428
1,177
5,800,195
3,016
13,852,675
4,319
18,143,994
4,867
18,342,624
1,792
6,307,666
173 581,736

127
$1,372,226
3 32,594
1 10,379
9 99,943
82 889,040
2 21,00S
37 389,248
3 32,594
3 32,344
1 10,629
9 97,779
1 11,107
5 52,873
4 44,428
,280
21,149,492
i,057
23,851,180
243
1,611,880
1,803
23,977,815
505
3,084,679
978
16,615,128
,176
5,795,597
3,012
13,839,371
4,255
17,471,030
4,605
16,894,316
792
6,308,084
173 581,820

155,000
16,500
16,500
15,500
31,000
109,500

155,000
31,000
16,500
15,500
31,000
109,500

155,000
31,000
16,500
15,500
31,000
109,500

180
183
181
2,149,380
2,161,321
2,185,253
23 225,619
23 225,619
23 225,619
6 60,881
6 60,€81
6 60,881
18 191,034
19 201,645
19 201,645
6,472
i,591
6,3 08
45,847,648
45,323,432
46,692,196

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv79,099
80,160
81,907
alent to less t h a n $9,890
436,519,790
431,123,312
436,574,204
115,247
116,725
118,917
649,031,400
657,150,400
659,708,132
1,773
192
2,815
13,939,000
10,418,000
16,133,420

Total permanent.,
Deduct lapses

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary):
109,823
110,560
U n i t e d States and possessions— 112,258
631,650,400
636,026,400
636,253,432
Foreign countries:
97 612,000
9S 618,000
100 630,600
U.S. r a t e s . .
3,554
3,675
3,744
Local rates
6,351,000
6,567,000
Positions other t h a n permanent: Temporary employment: United States and
178,000
178,000
178,000
possessions
Other personal services:
2,552,000
2,645,613
5,159,000
Regular p a y above 52-week base.
17.708,000
34,105,438
17,898,000
Overtime and holiday p a y
2,762,000
2,759,803
2,890,000
Nightwork differential
1,504,000
1,460,000
1,504,000
Additional p a y for service abroad
487,000
486,456
487,000
Firefighter premium p a y
105,000
105,000
105,000
Uniform allowance
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
2,571,988
taken
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
-399,000
-705,650
leave earned
01

Personal services.

Salaries a n d wages are distributed as
follows:
" S h i p b u i l d i n g a n d conversion, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations..
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Direct obligations.
Reimbursable obligations
" N a v y industrial f u n d "
"Research, development, test, a n d
evaluation, N a v y " :
Direct o b l i g a t i o n s . .
Reimbursable obligations
"Aircraft a n d related procurement,
Navy"
" O t h e r procurement, N a v y "

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7

687,887,010

670,726,750

663,510,400

$21,276,183
453,600

$21,953,000
1,222,000

$1, 729,000
1, 078,000

39,915,400
1,511,000
600,468,140

40,252,000
1,435,000
582,420,350

60, 376,000
1, 400,000
575, 791,000

20,716,422
1,768,591

18,959,400
2,954,000

734,400
873,000

67,269

47,000

47,000

1959 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—Continued
"Military construction, N a v y "
" N a v a l working f u n d "
" N a v y management f u n d "
" M i l i a r y assistance"

$193,425
274,502
45,478
1,197,000

I960 estimate

1961 cstlmato

$194,000
275,000
45,000
970,000

$194,000
275,000
45,000
908,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
1959 actual

1900 estimate

1961 estimate

Grades and ranges:
N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
Special positions at rates equal to or In
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
excess of $14,190:
$17,614
Medical research advisor
1 $17,514
15,500
Parasitologist
1 15,500
14, WX)
Scientific director of research
1 14,500
17,000
Technical director of research
1 17,600
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 14.456
Bacteriologist
1 14,456
2 27,956
Chemist
2 27,9.16
1 13,978
Comptroller..
1 13,978
D e p u t y director, Armed Forces medi12,771
cal publication agency
14,456
Director, administration division
1 14,456
13,686
Director, medical statistics d i v i s i o n . . .
1 13,374
27,956
Medical officer
2 27,956
13,978
1 13,978
Physicist
12,771
Physiologist
1 12,771
26,769
Psychologist
1 13,083
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
11,357
Bacteriologist
1 11,357
11,606
Budget officer
1 11,606
11,606
Chemist
1 11,606
11,606
Civilian personnel officer
1 11,606
D e p u t y director, administration divi12,085
sion..
1 12,085
Deputy director of medical statistics
12,085
1
division
1 11,835
1 12,563
Educational specialist
1 12,563
11,606
1
Entomologist
1 11,606
2 26,541
Medical officer
2 26,541
1 12,563
Parasitologist
1 12,563
1 12,563
Physiologist
1 12,563
4 45,926
45,926
Psychologist
4
1 11,606
Statistician
1 11,606
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
1 10,150
Assistant civilian personnel officer
1 10,150
2 20,280
Bacteriologist
2 20,280
1 10,629
Biologist
1 10,629
5 52,744
Chemist
3 32,364
33,779
3
Educational specialist
3 33,550
2 22,214
Electronic scientist
2 22,214
1 10,629
Head, administrative reporting
1 10,629
1 10,150
Head, decedent affairs and claims
1 10,150
1 10,629
Head, hospital methods branch
1 10,379
1 10,858
Legal adviser
1 10,629
1 10,379
Medical material consultant
1 10,379
22,214
2
Medical officer
2 22,214
1 10,150
1 10,150
Physicist..
10,150
1
1 10,150
Physiologist
8 83,803
6 62,316
Psychologist
11,107
1
Rehabilitation specialist
1 11,107
9,901
1
Pathologist..
450,366
51
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
48 420,918
411,456
55
54 400,652
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
8 57,528
8 56,597
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405.
111 710,592
102 64«, 848
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
28 170,722
27 163,324
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
159 876,655
164 901,633
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
357
356
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
1,756,893
1,739,073
479
479
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940 .
2,207,760
2,186,542
710
686
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325..
3,032,898
2,911,755
1,024
1,003
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065..
4,002,716
1,875,230
a
161 594,399
148 540,500
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
5
18,075
18,075
5
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
1 10,192
1 10,192
Chief quarterman
1 10,231
1 10,234
Foreman mechanic
—
1 11,898
1 11,898
Master m e c h a n i c . . .
533
516
Less than $9,890
2,913,083
2,751,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv4,165
4,150
alent to less than $9,890
18,601,380
17,980,209
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses

7,916
7,809
36,634,217
35,345,371
160 721,717
169 771,661

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
7,562
United States and possessions. . 7,451
35,561,500
34,251,794
Foreign countries:
31 176,000
29 152,340
U.S. rates
163 175,000
160 169,576
Local rates

33 182,000
163 175,000

1961

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

94

1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

NAVY—Continued

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF TIIE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY—CONTINUED
1059 actual
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nlghwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay.
Uniform allowance
01

Personal services

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090— Continued
Transportation specialist
Physicist
Statistician
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885—

$6,845
8,521

$8,000
6,500

$8,000
6,500

136,070
470,923
229,378
21,210
30,434
56,063

283,000
472,000
245,000
27,000
33,000
60,000

145,000
480,000
253,000
28,000
34,000
64,000

35,533,154

37,047,000

37,684,000

GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370—
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880-.
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325-.
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065-.
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825..

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy
"Military construction, N a v y " . . . . .

$24,002,778
9,672,500

$25,015,000
9,923,000

$25,517,000
10,065,000

1,852,602
5,274

2,109,000

2,102,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
1959 actual

1960 estimate

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5 $51,610
1 10,130
998
9,313,540
1,136
9,071,200
89 634,890
MMJ

6,517,070
192
1,160,310
1,066
5,932,230
262
1,332,040
743
3,445,510
1,298
5,404,925
1,350
5,144,950
430
1,523,640
30 93,840

5 $52,810
5 $52,570
1 10,370
1
10,370
1 10,130
1
0,890
965
965
9,000,120
8,976,590
093
i, 124
8,698,245
8,920,520
78 557,780
76 543,170
943
960
6,149,535
6,238,340
181
180
1,103,270
1,091,700
973
988
5,368,040
5,444,125
232
230
1,185,680
1,170,300
757
743
3,535,260
3,447,510
[,281
1,298
5,355,115
5,401,505
1,259
19
4,780,660
4,796,580
299
315
1,065,450
1,117,290
30 95,700
" 94,890

GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established by Secretary of
Defense (5 U.S.C. 171p): Director,
1 15,150
1
15,150
1
15,150
engineering division
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
6 62,920
6 62,920
7 73,062
Chief quarterman
7 78,976
7 78,560
6 67,066
Foreman mechanic
10 129,475
10 129,017
9 115,502
Master mechanic
10,397
10,526
11,414
Less t h a n $9,890
44,954,569
44,880,378
47,890,972
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses

19.100
19,317
20,613
93.806,605
99,065,600
104,355,947
1,499
1,402
2,419
10,165,502
9,105,863
14,216,286

N e t permanent (average n u m b e r ,
n e t salary):
14,373
14,606
14,988
United States a n d possessions
81,132,803
81,947,437
82,299,480
Foreign countries:
324
382
U.S. rates
379
2,562,000
3,024,000
2,998,529
2,904
2,927*
Local rates.
2,827
4,946,300
4,988,300
4,841,652

1961 estimate

N u m - Total Num-• Total Num*• Total
ber salary
ber
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
salary
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Contract specialist
1 $14,430
$14,190
1 $14,190
Engineer
2 29,580
2 29,820
29,550
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
2 26,440
Administrative officer
2 27,040
26,440
Attorney
1 13,370
1 13,670
13,370
Comptroller
1 12,770
1 13,070
Contract specialist
26,440
1 13,070
1 13,070
Engineer
248,760
17 235,990
17 235,990
Physical science administrator
13,070
1 13,370
1 13,370
Realty officer
1 12,770
1 12,770
Transportation specialist...
12,770
1 12,770
1 13,070
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
3 35,025
3 35,745
3 35,745
Administrative officer
1 11,355
2 22,950
2 23,070
Architect
1 12,555
1 12,555
1 12,555
Attorney
3 34,785
4 46,380
3 34,785
Budget officer
1 11,355
1 11,595
1 11,595
Chemist
1 12,555
1 12,555
1 12,555
Comptroller
„
1 11,595
Digital computing system specialist...
1 11,595
2 22,950
2 23,430
Director, division
10 124,590
11 136,425
11 136,665
Electronic scientist
1 12,555
1
12,555
1 12,555
Engineer
79 985,605
78 968,310
78 971,130
Entomologist
1 11,595
"
11,835
1 11,835
Equipment specialist
4 47,820
36,465
3 36,705
Management analvst
1 11,835
23,430
2 23,670
Mathematical statistician
1 12,555
12,555
1 12,555
11,355
Military Installation officer
1
11,595
1 11,595
Personnel officer
1 11,835
12,075
1 12,075
82,845
Real property officer
7
71,250
6 71,970
Soil conservationist
1 11,355
11,595
1 11,595
11,355
Supply officer
1
11,595
1 II,595
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
6 64,270
65,100
6 65,580
Administrative officer...
12 123,480
125,160
12 126,420
Architect
11 121,990
111,140
10 III,140
Attorney
18 184,740
166,160
16 167,840
Auditor.
1
9,890
10,130
1 10,130
Budget officer
3 30,870
31,3.^0
3 31, F90
Contractor administrator
.....
9,890
1
9,890
Digital computing system specialist. " 20^020
29,910
3 30,390
Director, division
19 208,070
197,460
18 198,180
Electronic scientist
1 11,090
11,090
1 11,090
Engineer..
278
284
3,062,420
3,129,320
3,137,150
Entomologist
1 10,130
1 10,130
E q u i p m e n t specialist
50,890
5 51,130
5 51,130
Fiscal accounting officer
...
10,130
1 10,130
1 10,370
Head, department
32,310
4 42,440
4 42,920
Housing officer
20,TOO
2 20,740
2 20,740
Management analyst
52,090
4 41,000
4 41,240
Manager, branch
329,820
30 330,780
30 331,650
Military installation planner
20,020
2 20,020
2 20,500
Personnel officer
60,540
6 60,540
6 61,980
Planner, regional
9,890
1
1
9,890
Program administrator a n a l y s t . . . .
1 11,090
1 11,090
1 11,090
Program manager^
1 10,370
1 10,370
1 10,610
Real property officer
16 169,520
12 126,600
12 127,080
Soil conservationist
1 10,130
1 10,130
1 10,370
Supply officer
6 62,460
6 63,180
6 63,660
Training officer
1 10,370
1 10,610
1 10.610

N u m - T o t a l N u m - T o t a l N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary

Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base—.
Overtime and holiday p a y
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad..
01

Personal services.

Salaries a n d wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
" M i l i t a r y construction, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations.
"Military construction, Naval Reserve".
"Defense housing. N a v y "
"Research, development, test, a n d
evaluation, N a v y " ;
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
" N a v y management f u n d "
" N a v y Industrial f u n d "
" N a v a l working f u n d "
"Operation a n d maintenance, Marine
Corps"
"Aircraft a n d related procurement,
Navy"
"Shipbuilding a n d conversion, N a v y " . .
" O t h e r procurement, N a v y "

329,351
1,896,903
144,236
1,395,577

639,000
1,751,000
143,000
1,429,000

327,000
1,676,000
143,000
1,384,000

93,905,728

93,921,737

92,171,103

$54,304,581
4,515,045

$49,232,795
3,485,205

$49,001,795
3,485,205

14,195,964
1,753,744
223,200
55 OOO

13,765,000
2,301,000

13,466,000
2,137,000

1,914,047
75,125
1,883,146
14,600,435
357,104

1,921.000
75,000
1,708,500
21,060,237
358,000

1,916,000
75,000
1,163,000
20,554,103
358,000

10,579
9,000
6,000

10,858
6,000

6,000
9,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL S E R V I C E S PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF T H E OFFICE OF NAVAL R E S E A R C H
1959 actual
Grades a n d ranges:
NumSpecial positions a t rates equal to or in
ber
excess of $14,190:
D e p u t y and chief scientist.
1
Science director
7
Scientist...
7
Technical director
1
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Aeronautical research administrator
Chemist
Electronic scientist
Physical science administrator
Physicist
„
IIII"!

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

T o t a l N u m - T o t a l N u m - Total
ber salary
salary
ber
salary
$19,000
113,500
112,500
14,300
15,163
14,435
28,870
15,163
14,435

1 $19,000
8 126.200
7 112.500
1
14,300

1 $19,000
8 130,000
7 112,500
1 14,300

1
3

14,435
43,305

"14,685
43,805

3

43,305

T " 43,555

1961

95

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

Grades a n d ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Biochemist
Biologist
Chemist
Comptroller
Contract officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Information officer
Mathematician
Microbiologist
Operations research analyst
Organic material scientist
P a t e n t adviser
Patent a t t o r n e y . . .
Physical science administrator
Physicist
_
...
Psychologist
Training device program administrator
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
...
Biologist
Biophysicist
.
Budget a n d reports administrator
Chemist
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Geophysicist
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Oceanographer. .
Operations research analyst
P a t e n t adviser
P a t e n t attorney
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Physiologist
Psychologist
:
Training device program administrator
L
Training officer..
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Astronomer
Biologist
B u d g e t officer.
—
Chemist
Contract specialist
Education officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer.
Information specialist
Librarian
M a n a g e m e n t analysis o f f i c e r —
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Oceanographer
Operations research analyst
P a t e n t adviser
P a t e n t attorney
Personnel officer
Physical science a d m i n i s t r a t o r Physicist
Physiologist
P r o d u c t i o n control specialist
Psychologist.
Publications editor
Scientific staff assistant
Supply officer
Technologist
Training aids a n d device d e s i g n e r —
Training device program administrator..
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
OS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded postions a t a n n u a l rates:
$9,890 or above:
. M a s t e r mechanic
Less t h a n $9,890

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1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary

12
"

_
15
26
6
1

$13,083
13,686
13,083
26,749
54,122
13,978
13,686
164,156
97,846
13,374
13,083
27,956
12,771
13,978
13,978
68,079
27,664
205,754
359,848
76,938
12,771
23,670
24,169
34,549
45,428
11,357
11,835
198,137
47,860
632,318
434,942
11,357
62,815
47,381
35,775
61,858
48,338
58,490
11,606
123,009
842,923
11,357
45,677

$13,374
13,978
13,374
27,061
54,413
13,978
13,978
189,427
82,973
13,686
13,374
27.956
13,083
13,978
13,978
68,703
27,956
192,380
423,473
78,477
1

52
35

12
68
1
5

12,771
23,920
24,419
35,048
22,963
11,606
12,085
208,558
48,339
642,261
432,529
11,606
11,606
86,984
47,610
36,004
62,087
48,796
59,466
11,606
147,157
825,056
11,606
57,761

23,212
22,963

23,552
23,212

40,810
30,430
11,107
10,629
20,280
381,089
106,684
11,336

51,438
30,929
10,150
10,629
20,530
389,325
10 108.181
1 11,336
100
1,082,014
70 763,822
3 31,637

992,783
891,263
30,909
9,901
11,107
10,150
98,049
76,792
22,214
10,150
173,884
41,786
20,280
110,342

$13,374
13,978
13,374
27,061
54,704
13,978
13,978
190,009
82,973
13,686
13,374
27,956
13,083
13,978
13,978
68,703
27,956
191,464
424,679
78,477
1

12,771

68
1
6

23,920
24,648
35, m
23,192
11,606
12,085
210,015
48,588
644,217
444,593
11,606
11,606
75,378
48,068
36,004
62,087
49,046
59,466
11,835
135,780
826,741
11,357
69,616

2
2

23,892
23,212

52

51,687
31,158
10,150
10,858
20,779
389,325
108,889
11,336
1,083,243
70 764,967
3 31,637

1,107,763
3 29,703
1
10,379
11 112,528
3 29,703
2 22,214
1
10,150
1
11,107
1
9,901

1 11,107
1 10,379
10 108,199
6 64,728
1 11,107
1 10,379
16 174,800
4 42,494
2 20,529
11 120,721
100
1,067,847
3 30,450
10,629
113,735
29,952
22,214
10,150
11,107
9,901

1 11,107
1 10.379
10 108,448
6 64,957
1 11,107
1 10,379
16 175,300
4 43,223
2 20,779
11 121,179
100
1,070,262
3
30,450
10,629
114,379
30,201
22,214
10,150
11,107
9,901

3 30,679
7 71,260
564
5,196,543
449
3,453,722
11 75,254
444
2,839,960
33 206,935
292
1,590,580
123 605,548
436
1,967,557
403
1,641,195
194 721,530
23 77,852
I
2,974

3 31,158
7 71,738
583
5,342,141
475
3,614,595
10 69,056
395
2,514,544
33 208,137
245
1,330,406
125 623,144
414
1,886,687
404
1,656,581
197 737,704
23 78,241
1
2,974

3 31,387
7 71,738
583
5,364,980
475
3,633,083
9 62,234
395
2,525,587
33 209,029
246
1,349,408
125 630,250
414
1,906,962
404
1,667,217
197 741,953
23 78,609
1
2,974

2 22,422
121 812,640

2 23,338
121 822,013

2 23,795
121 823,802

1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimato

Num- Total N u m - Total Nnin- Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890
1,048
1,048
,048
$5,026,688
$5,092,320
$5,672,602
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

4,855
4, m
4,914
33,696,731
33,873,737
33,850,493
206
432
266
1,914,166
1,920,552
3,212,070

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
4,446
4,550
4,550
31,655,098
30,403,805
31, 509,815
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
262,120
30 247,562
33 261,243
Local rates
10,600
6 10,300
6 10,000
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions
26 134, Mi
33 168,8.12
33 155,952
Intermittent employment
70,700
9 76,700
8 61,372
Other personal services:
123,350
245,603
Regular pay above 52-wcck base
118,009
611,800
011,800
Overtime and holiday pay
891,760
31,900
31,900
Nightwork differential
30,955
57,057
58,0S0
Living and quarters allowance
48,4.17
13,000
13,000
Additional pay for scrvice abroad
20,537
10,400
10,400
8,221
Uniform allowance
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
-113,185
leave earned
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " . . .
" N a v y Industrial f u n d "
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
" O t h e r procurement, N a v y "
" N a v y management f u n d "
" M i l i t a r y assistance"

31,866,114

32,980,000

33,013,000

$5,310,436
224,400
3,893,478
22,369,031

$5,460,000
221.000
4,156,000
23,059,000

$5,400,000
221.000
4 156.000
23,086,000

45,405

48,000

6,664
16,700

7,000
32,000

48,000
7,000
32,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Engineer..
E q u i p m e n t specialist
Industrial specialist
Personnel officcr
Statistician..
Supply officcr
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Business analyst
Contract specialist
Digital computer specialist
Engineer
E q u i p m e n t specialist
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Personnel officer
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
Transportation officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Business a n a l y s t —
Chemist
Contract specialist
Digital computer specialist
Engineer
E q u i p m e n t specialist
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Marine terminal superintendent
Medical officer
Personnel officer
—
Program analyst
Research analyst

Num- Total
ber salary

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary

66,600

40,144
12. 771
12, 771
12,771
13,978
13.083
13.6S6
13.374
12, 771
66,900

$12.771
12,771
40,435
12,771
12.771
13,0«3
13. 978
13,0S3
13.978
13, OS6
12.771
53,538

2 23,920
4 46,634
11 130,518
2 23,920
1 11,357
4 46,175
1 11,606
8 99,548
4 47,631
3 35,775
1 11,835
4 46,404
2 22,714
19 222,309
3 34,818
1 12,334

23,920
46.634
130.997
23,920
11,357
46,404
11,606
99,797
47,860
35,775
12,085
46.635
22,9*3
212,637
35,017
12,563

24,169
47.611
119,162
24,169
11,606
46,633
11,835
100,017
48,333
36,254
12,085
47,361
22,963
16 188,966
3 35,017
1
12,563

61,818
92,019
94,410
61,319
19,802
11,107
113,984
49,983
161,572
110,137
102,188
185,474
10,629
10,150
117,5S1
19,802
32,364

62,546
92,746
95,138
61,818
20,051
11,107
114,712
50,232
14 150,923
11 110,864
103,624
176,051
10,629
11,107
118,060
20,051
32,364

63,024
93,474
96,095
62,067
20,051
11,107
114,463
49,983
151, SS0
100,963
93,454
165,921
10,858
11,107
117,811
20,051
32,364

1 $12,771
3 $40,144
12,771
13.978
12.771
13,6S6
13,374
5

6
9
9
6
2
1
11
5
15
11
10
18
1
1
11
2
3

1961

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

96

1959 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

NAVY—Continued

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE BUREAU OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS—CONTINUED

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Supply officer
Technologist
Transportation officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,630
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885—
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370—
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065—
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825...
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Foreman, mechanic
Master, mechanic.Pilot, harbor
Less than $9,890

1961 estimate

1960 estimate

1959 actual

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
salary ber salary
ber
salary ber
33 $347,234
7 70,034
4 42,265
443
3,883,974
835
6,181,102
246
1,703,118
1,905
11,991,338
277
1,685,712
1,910
10,393,899
629
3,224,225
2,463
11,256,800
4,166
17,249,285
5,399
20,856,874
1,878
6,589,151
114 382,737

323 $38,040
7 70,761
4 42,494
440
3,876,400
821
6,139,040
242
I,690,970
1,850
11,919,850
269
1,665,300
1,856
10,267,800
620
3,209,940
2,398
II,091,220
4,057
16,996,110
5,257
20,551,130
1,819
6,454,609
110 378,093

30 $315,348
7 71,489
4 42,743
420
3,712,727
774
5,813,037
227
1,591,584
704
11,014,794
247
1,534,448
,713
9,492,913
575
2,984,702
2,206
10,220,492
3,734
15,676,796
4,838
18,953,387
1,675
5,959,426
100 344,996

14 143,276
14 143,276
2 25,126
2 25,126
6 63,646
6 63,646
1,083
1,198
,223
7,104,040
7,625,063
7,822,940
23,796
63,356

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv12,636
14,581
13,949
alent to less than J9,890
61,528,912
67,942,012
67,758,461
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses

32,199
36,325
35,156
158,823,000
173,583,585
172,976,000
166
1,118
2,490
781,000
6,265,411
12,218,000

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary):
3,883
30,233
United States and possessions— 33,587
154,398,792
157,152,768
163,792,967
Foreign countries:
149 873,225
153 903,297
155 908,420
U.S. rates
1,647
1,634
1,465
Local rates
2,739,911
2,616,787
2,732,007
Other personal services:
645,000
1,262,000
649,986
Regular pay above 52-week b a s e . . .
4,005,000
4,005,000
4,308.871
Overtime and holiday pay
404,000
445,865
400,000
Nightwork differential
150,000
162,522
Firefighter premium p a y
150,000
765,000
878,198
Additional p a y for service abroad..
765,000
51,000
55,764
Uniform alio wan ce
51,000
01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Dircct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps"
" N a v a l working f u n d "
"Defense housing. N a v y "
"Shipbuilding and conversion, N a v y " . .
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, N a v y "
"Military construction, N a v y "
"Aircraft a n d related procurement,
Navy"
"Other procurement, N a v y "
" M m i l i t a r y assistance"

173,819,380

167,391,000

164,062,000

$163,650,813
6,092,423

$157,740,000
5,713,000

$154, 574,000
5, 517,000

188,551
157,961
10,109
34,000

166,000
15,000
34,000

159,000
15,000
34,000

594,262
17,458

710,000
18,000

750,000
18,000

7,727

6,000

3,066,076

2,990,000

5,000
!, 990,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1959 actual
NumGrades a n d ranges:
ber
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
1
Secretary of the N a v y
—
1
Under secretary of the N a v y .
4
Assistant secretary of the N a v y
1
General counsel
-

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1961 estimate

Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
$22,000
20,000
80,000
19,000

1 $22,000
1 20,000
3 60,000
1 19,000

1
1
3
1

$22,000
20,000
60,000
19,000

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
GS-18. Rate of $17,500:
Administrative assistant to the secre1 $17,614
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
tary of the N a v y
1
17,514
1 17,514
1
17,614
Director, office of analysis and review
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Assistant comptroller for accounting
1
16,349
1 16,349
1 16,349
and finance
1
15,870
1 15,870
1
15,621
Chief, N a v y management office
D e p u t y director, office of analysis and
15,621
1 15,870
15,621
review, program appraisal.
15,392
1 15,621
15,392
D e p u t y general counsel, procurement15,392
1 15,621
15,392
D e p u t y general counsel, property
Executive assistant to assistant secretary of the N a v y (material), facil16,392
1 15,392
15,392
ities
Executive assistant to assistant secret a r y of the N a v y (material), pro1 15,621
1
15,392
15,392
1
curement
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the N a v y (personnel and reserve
1 15,621
1
15,621
1
15,392
forces), civilian personnel
..
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the N a v y (research and develop1 15,392
1
15,392
ment)..
—
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Assistant director, office of naval ma14,914
14,685
14,685
1
terial, procurement
Counsel, office of the N a v y comp14,685
14,435
troller
1
14,435
D e p u t y director, office of analysis and
15,163
1
14,914
review, facilities
1
14,685
D e p u t y director, office of analysis and
14,685
14,435
review, material.
1
14,435
Director, contract audit, office of
14,914
14,914
N a v y comptroller
..
Director, contract clearance, office of
14,206
14,206
naval material
Director, d a t a processing systems,
14,206
14,206
N a v y management office
1
14,206
Director, estimates and analysis,
14,206
14,206
office of N a v y comptroller
Director of accounting, office of N a v y
14,685
14,685
comptroller
1
14,435
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (financial management)
1 14,435
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the N a v y (personnel and reserve
1
forces), manpower
14,6
1
14,685
1
14,435
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the N a v y (research and development)
1
14,206
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the N a v y (research and development), civil aviation
1
14,435
14,206
Special assistant to secretary of the
N a v y , public affairs.
14,435
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970;
Accountant
7 96,346
95,164
95,743
Administrative officer..
3 55,017
54,413
54,705
Assistant administrative assistant to
1 13,686
the secretary of the N a v y
13,686
13,374
1 13,374
Assistant director for facilities
13,374
13,083
Assistant director for housing.
1
13,374
13,374
13,083
Assistant director, plans and coordin12,771
ation, office of naval material...
149,559
Attorney
11 148,073
10 133,491
159,035
Auditor.
11 144,475
12 158,619
41,038
Budget officer,..
3 40,142
4 53,828
67,807
Contract specialist.
5 66.891
5 67,786
13,083
D e p u t y director for facilities
1 13,083
1 12,771
55,912
Engineer
4 55,912
4 55,912
79,371
Industrial specialist
4 52,602
3 39,540
Insurance examiner
13,686
1 13,374
1 13,6S6
Logistics analyst
54,725
4 54,121
4 53,809
67,204
Management analyst
6 66.892
5 65,686
68,410
Manpower analyst
5 67,183
5 67,474
Mathematician
40,727
3 40,727
3 40,727
68,099
Personnel officer
4 54,413
5 67,787
Printing and publications officer.
27,956
2 27,956
2 27,956
Program analyst
134,095
10 132,577
10 131,371
Security specialist
26,769
1 13,083
2 26,145
Special assistant to chief of naval material
3 40,435
2 27,060
3 39,831
Special assistant to secretaries
3 38,916
2 25,854
1
13,083
Statistician
2 26,457
2 25,854
2 25,854
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
18 219,415
18 215,859
18 218,479
Administrative officer
6 71,052
5 58,739
7 82,429
Archivist
1
11,606
1 11,357
1 11,606
Attorney
6 58,489
6 70,075
4 46,883
Auditor
46 534,210
44 505,797
44 508,542
Budget officer
II..."
-1,179
8 94,243
8 94,743
Contract specialist
8 93,288
5 58.490
6 69,597
Engineer
10 122,988
10 122,759
10 122,988
Industrial specialist
6 71,530
3 35,526
6 60,173
Information officer
1 11,357
1 11,835
1 11,606
Inspection specialist
I I . I . II!
2 22,963
2 24,650
2 24,150
Insurance examiner
1 11,835
1jt 12,085
1 12,085
Management analyst
""Ill"
0 107,554
7 82,928
9 107,054
Manpower analyst.
_I
1 11,606
1
11,835
1 11,835
Mathematician
1 11,357
1
11,357
1 11,357
Personnel officer
.I.IIIIIIIIIIII..
23 268,984
24 '284,479
23 271,396
- Preservation and packaging specialist
12,563
I
1
12,563
1 12,563
Printing and publications officer.
3 34,798
13 148,846
7 80,704
Printing plant superintendent
12,563
1
12,563
1 12,334
1
Program analyst
...
2 22,714
2 23,212
2 23,212
Safety program specialist 1 1 " "
1 11,606
1 11,835
1
12,035
Security specialist
1 11,357
Special assistant to chief"of"nav'al'
material
2 24,175
1
12,334
1 12,085

1961

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

Grades a n d ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist
D e p u t y plant superintendent
Engineer
„
Industrial specialist
Information officer
Inspector, naval material-*
Management analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer..
Preservation and packaging special
Printing and publications officer
Program analyst
Provost marshal, assistant
Safety program specialist
Security specialist
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
GS-S, $5,470 to $6,370

-

GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940

-

GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established b y Public Law 1028,
84th Cong. (70A Stat. 463; 10U.S.C.
7474):
NG-13. $5,300 to $6,140
N G - 5 . $1,690 to $2,115
N Q - 4 . $1,410 to $1,748
Ungraded positions a t annual rates less
t h a n $9,890.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Assistant plant superintendent, operations
E q u i v a l e n t to less t h a n $9,890
Total p e r m a n e n t .
D e d u c t lapses

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
ber
salary
3 $34,320
2 23,192

3 $34,549
2 23,192

3 $35,047
5 57,762

33 340,996
6 61,806
5 50,201
116
1,184,997
9 91,540
15 152,062
1 10,150
6 64,671
17 176,179
1
9,901
8 86,080
15 150,716

33 345,290
5 51,229
5 50,940
116
1,189,987
10 102,646
13 136,388
1
10,379
6 65,208
20 210,632
10,150
8 86,864
12 122,469
2 19,802
22 224,678
1
10,629
19 195,704
20,280
9,901
21,246

35 367,502
5 52,145
4 40,800
120
1,234,832
10 103,374
11 116,835
1 10,379
6 65,895
21 224; 020
10,379
87,911
12 123,197
2 20,051
22 227,049
1
10,629
22 222,650
2 20,529
1
9,901
2 21,475
3 31,637
6 61,110
10 105,518
499
4,418,905
806
6,068,303
290
2,033,858
17
5,839,570
660

22 221,937
1
10,379
17 178,064
2 20,051
11,107
1
2 21,246
2 20,529
4 41,059
3 30,909
13 134,990
12 124,361
492
461
4,343,846
4,026,427
717
695
5,438,207
5,209,150
286
295
2,004,798
2,089,674
940
960
6,131,017
6,407,467
654
663
3,995,392
4,213,043
1,378
1,357
7,691,569
7,676,376
7,976,273
'3
467
488
2,442,319
2,487,73S
1,1062,490,232
1,129
1,104
i
5,217,633
5,248,553
1,881
,8815,252,500
7,920,486
7,923,237
8,018,517
,606
1,649
1,603 '
6,330,047
6,372,042
6,488,488
478
479
499
1,780,604
1,735,481
1,813,046
!6 87,930
27 91,276
31 103,439

4

17,850
5,710
1,680

17,778
5,710
1,

23,896
5,870
1,680

28,516

29,555

33,444

1
10,213
1
10,213
1
10,213
1,054
1,055
995
5,634,145
5,631,409
5,286,978
11,760
11,660
11,733
66,633,199
65,792,244
65,971,419
320
301
528
1,166,938
1,446,823
3,342,400

N e t permanent (average number,
n e t salary):
11,376
11,298
11,155
U n i t e d States and possessions65,114,359
64,014,866
62,382,929
Foreign countries:
42
293,036
40 280,527
31 200,054
U.S. rates
22 58,866
21 50,028
19 46,036
Local rates
Positions other t h a n permanent: Inter17,600
22,600
36,294
mittent employment..
Other personal services:
249,572
489,459
242,548
Regular p a y above 52-week b a s e —
742,207
740,163
1,145,945
Overtime and holiday p a y
48,166
48,122
41,706
Nightwork differential
32,000
32,000
29,848
Living and quarters allowance
168,160
164,757
116,601
Additional p a y for service abroad
Excess of a n n u m leave earned over leave
16,200
46,075
50,979
taken
01

Personal services.

Salaries a n d wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Direct obligationsReimbursable obligations
" N a v y management f u n d "
" N a v y Industrial f u n d "

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64,292,940

$31,972,079
236,120
25,504,024
6,580,717

65,888,597

$32,539,000
393,800
26,126,000
6,824,797

66,740,166

$32,928,100
419,800
26,601,000
6,791,266

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF T H E J U D G E
ADVOCATE GENERAL PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Attorney
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Admiralty counsel
Member, board of review
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Attorney
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Assistant for administration
Attorney
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,8S0
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Ungraded positions a t hourly rates equivalent to less than $ 9 , 8 9 0 . . . . - . . — . . — .
Total permanent.,
Deduct lapses
N e t permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular p a y above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday p a y
01

Personal services

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations

Num- Total
ber salary
1

1

$14,206

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
salary
1

$14,446

1

$14,446

13,978
89,397

12,771
90,897

12,771
90,897

11,355

11,355

11,355

10,150
33,321
17,639
15,767
18,555
5,470
44,550
64,602
93,011
149,398
59,174

10,150
33,321
26,208
7,537
18,555
5,620
44,550
65,402
94,511
149,398
55,679

10,390
33,321
26,203
7,637
18,555
5,620
44,550
65,402
9-4,511
149,398
55,679
4,742

4,742

4,742
118
3

645,215
18,124

117
3

645,142
25,046

117
3

645,382
28,286

115

627,091

114

620,096

114

617,0

2,430
2,164

2,404
2,500

2,404
2,500

631,685

625,000

622,000

$611,685
20,000

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF NAVAL OPERATIONS PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total N u m Grades and ranges:
ber
ber
salary
ber
salary
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $15,375:
1
1 $15,517
1 $15,517
Communication adviser
1
1 18,013
1 18,013
Development coordinator
1
1 15,600
Scientific director.—
1
1 15,517
1 15,517
Technical director
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
1
1 15,870
1 15,621
Assistant director
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
2
2 28,641
2 28,641
Research analyst
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
1 13,370
Administrative officer
1
12,771
Assistant comptroller
1
13,374
1 13,083
Chemist
1
13,978
13,978
1
Civilian executive a s s i s t a n t . —
1
13,083
1 12,771
Communications specialist..
1
13,978
1 13,978
Construction management engineer...
9 120,067
5 68,675
8
Director of division
9 122,804
9 123,117
9
Engineer
2 28,205
2 28,205
International relations officer
13,374
1 13,083
Logistics systems coordinator
13,374
13,083
1
Management analysis officer
13,083
1 13,083
Personnel officer..
54,704
54,122
4
Physical science administrator
27,352
2 27,061
Physicist
13,978
1 13,978
Progress analyst.
13,374
1 13,083
Special assistant.
93,578
93,329
7
Research analyst
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
4
4 47,831
3 35,047
Administrative officer
1 12,085
Assistant comptroller
23,920
2 23,441
Cartographer
36,961
3 36,732
Civil engineer
11,606
1 11,357
Communications specialist—
97,384
147,115
12
Director of division
11,357
Executive training assistant
87,470
7 86,735
Electronic engineer
12,563
12,334
1
Fire protection coordinator
11,835
1
11,835
International relations officer

Total
salary
$15,517
18,013
15,500
15,517
15,870
29,120
12,771
13,374
13,978
13,083
13,978
106,997
123,344
28,205
13,374
13,374
13,374
54,704
27,352
13,978
13,374
95,366
47,831
23,920
36,961
11,606
97,384
11,357
87,968
12,563
11,835

1961

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961
1959 actual

1960 estimate 1961 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

Positions other than permanent: Inter-

NAVY—Continued

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF
NAVAL OPERATIONS TAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY—CONTINUED
1959 actual

drakes and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12.555—Continued
Labor economist
Librarian
Management analysis officcr
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Occanographer
Personnel olllcer..
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Progress analyst
Requirements review officcr
Research analyst
Statistician
Technical adviser
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Administrative officer
Allocations analyst
Astronomer
Attorney
Budeet officer
Cartographer
Communications specialist
Director of division
Education officer
Engineer
Fire marshal
Forces analyst
Gcophyslcist
Historian
Management analyst
Meteorologist
Navigation spec h i 1st
Occupational analyst
Occanographer
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Program analyst
Progress analyst
Real property planning officer
Requirements review officer
Research analyst
School superintendent
Senior programer
Staff assistant
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405—
GS-9. $5,9S5 to $6,885.
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,8SO._.
GS-fi. $4,490 to $5,390...
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065..
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825..
GS-1. $2,900 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Mechanic
.
Pilot
Less than $9,S90

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
1 $11,357
1 11,357
1 11,606
12,563
22,963
37,6S9
69,596
12,563
12,563
35,277
11,606
349,728
36,254
24,169
31,866
9,901
10,130
11,336
61,703
82,117
20,779
83,304
10,379
207,415
10,858
10,150
32,364
31,866
99,259
9,901
50,960
10,629
120,971
91,291
10,150
20,051
9,901
10,150
31,158
633,859
10,150
10,150
54,329
42,514
20,300

$11,600
11,606
11,835
23,190
12,563
46,926
37,689
69,596
12,563
12,563
47,133
11,835
365,578
36,732
24,398

1
1
4
1
32
3
2

32,344
10,150
10,370
11,336
67,494
133,536
20,779
113,433
10,379
208,620
11,107
10,150
32,593
21,965
131,183
10,150
51,936
10.858
141,022
102,647
10,150
20,529

42,234
10,150
10,370
11,336
64,879
143,437
21,003
12 123,323
1 10,629
19 208,849
11,107
10,379
32,593
22,194
131,183
10,150
51,936
10,858
141,022
102,647
10,379
20,529

10,379
31,636
660,914
10,379
10,379
54,329
42,972
20,300

10,379
31,636
666,335
10,379
10,379
54,578
43,201
20,300

$11,606
11,606
11,835
11,595
12,563
47,404
37,689
70,075
12,563
12,563
47,133
11,835
379,368
36,732
24,398

2,958,716
3,130,573
3,274,366
534
569
593
4,041,726
4,354,042
4,530,959
94 652,929
89 622,699
93 648,885
508
522
531
3,246,611
3,372,992
3,437,754
158 938,682
161 977,535
163 996,167
640
664
686
3,435,089
3,636,459
3,758,581
526
538
537
2,649,598
2,779,150
2,784,889
1,187
1,214
1,228
5,364,647
5,598,214
5,677,970
1.986
2,137
2,146
8,073,730
8,948,997
8,987,758
1,453
1,432
1,428
5,488,702
5,575,500
5,566,328
149
146
151
521,171
522,232
539,254
25 79,661
25 82,045
25 82,045
4 41,334
4 45.468
4 45,468
10 93,730
10 103,095
10 103,095
5,200
5,325
5,319
20,767,993
22,384,919
22,501,387

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890
1,667
1,498
1,687
5,199,665
5,143,702
5,773,267
Total permanent.
14,783
15,015
15,300
67,061,155
71,058,516
72,517,100
Deduct lapses
728
477
1,003
3,152,718
2,242,894
3,947,702
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
12,307
12,870
12,512
60,123,149
64,865,287
64,276,572
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
297
325
330
1,566,643
1,798,506
1,836,857
Local rates.
1,451
1,343
1,455
2.218,645
2,151,829
2,455,969

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Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, N a v y " :
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
" N a v y management f u n d " . . .
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, N a v y "
"Military construction, N a v y "
"Military assistance"

$7,000

$7,000

$7,000

227,295
1,843,887
332,171
166,694
1,064,440
66,885

487,575
2,126,128
411,450
188,000
1,170.950
82,500

262,535
2,296,200
418,450
189,000
989,566
83,500

67,616,809

73,289,225

72,815,649

$64,249,665
1,761,943
565,386

$66,631,395
4,335,300
1,111,000

$65,727,025
4,322,000
1,293,000

181,531
14,637
843,647

324,000
54,000
833,530

475,000
54,000
944,624

MILITARY SEA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, NAVY INDUSTRIAL FUND
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Attorney
Naval architect
Special adviser (merchant marine
matters)
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Marine transportation officer
Naval architect
Personnel officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
—
Attorney
Budget officer
Digital computer systems officer.
Engineer
Marine transportation specialist
Naval architect
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Statistician
Training officer.
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget analyst
Cargo control specialist
Contract specialist
Digital computer specialist
Engineer
Management analyst
Marine transportation specialist
Maritime specialist (merchant marine)
Medical officer
N a v a l architect
Personnel officer
Safety engineer
Salary a n d wage a n a l y s t . . .
._,
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530—
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$9,890 or above:
Engineer

N u m - Total
salary
ber

1960 estimate

N u m - T o t a l N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
$14,435
14,435

1
1

1

14,206

1

14,206

1
1
1
1

14,456
12,771
13,686
12,771

1
1
1
1

14,456
13,083
13,978
13,083

4
5
1
1
1

47,361
60,672
11,835
11,357
11,606
23,940
88,690
24,189
11,835
11,357
11,357

4
5
1
1
1
2
6

47,859
61,170
11,835
11,606
11,855
24,189
77,103
24,438
11,835
11,606
11,357

1

$14,435

1
1

1

14,435

1

13,978
13,686
12,771
47,112
60,174
11,606
11,357
11,606
23,691
100,027
23,940
11,606
11,357
52,645
9,901
62,544
10,629
11,107
10,379

1 11,107
2 21,237
18 189,530
9,901
1
1 11,107
11 123,114
8 82,118
1 11,107
1 10,150
91 817,430
136
1,052,560
40 288,120
143 937,001
40 241,000
128 713,530
78 401,820
204 943,915
1,211,270
200 804,911
30 106,438
8
28,715

1961 estimate

2
7
2
1
1
1

2
1
1
1

$14,685
14,685

53,143
10,150
63,042
10,858
11,107
10,379
9,901
11,107
2 21,486
16 170,246

4 43,262
1 10,150
6 63,291
1 10,858
1 11,107
1 10,629
1 10,150
1 11,107
2 21,735
16 170,764

9,901
1
1 11,107
11 124,110
7 71,987
1 11.107
1 10,379
90 807,654
136
1,053,251
40 289.266
143 939,731
40 242,835
128 714,739
78 402,650
204 944,645
281
1,211,790
200 805,741
30 106,646
8 28,799

1 10,150
1 11,107
10 114,727
6 61,857
1 11,107
1 10,379
86 770,462
122
941,139
32 229.858
127 824,164
37 223,677
110 608,312
73 375,610
189 865,395
250
1,080,010
181 728.278
26 92,296
8
29,051

5
1
6
1
1
1
1
1

117
116
1U
1,426,485
1,503,999
1,491,105
92
98
97
1,299,698
1,383,059
1,369,798
Officer, m a r i n e . .
10 103,690
10 103,690
10 103,690
Steward
12 126,312
12 126,312
12 126,312
Less t h a n $9,890...
7,218
7,266
6,092
29,047,174
35,994,427
36,225,965
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less t h a n $9,890.
278
1.810,657
2.165,816
2,165,816
Total p e r m a n e n t .
7*922
_ _
9,307
9,257
41,567,677
50,063,908
49,819,864
Master.

1961

99

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Deduct lapses.

678
1,177
$7,935,290
$5,178,701

352
$2,483,853

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
8,128
7,594
7,084
36,291,224
39,091,974
41,929,660
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
407
390
2,664,300
2,853,631
2,664,300
Local rates
94 101,916
)6 128,300
96 128,300
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
50,000
10,285
50,000
Intermittent employment
835,232
1,011,947
1,239,780
Other personal services:
Begular pay above 52-week base
35,404
74,024
Overtime and holiday pay
8,790,800
9,179,754
9,214,700
Hazardous duty pay
135,000
135,000
132,413
86,400
86,400
69,756
Living and quarters allowance
17,500
17,500
Nightwork differential
...
17,584
19,500
19,500
19,546
Uniform allowance
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
leave earned
-44,428
-245
01

Personal services

55,548,285

52,493,400

49,053,660

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AIR FORCE
1959 actual
NumGrades and ranges:
ber
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $17,500:
1
Secretary of the Air Force
1
Under Secretary of the Air Force
4
Assistant secretary of the Air F o r c e 1
General counsel...
GS-18. $17,500:
Deputy assistant secretary (financial
1
management)
1
Deputy assistant secretary (materiel).
1
Special assistant for installations
Special assistant for manpower
personnel and reserve forces
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Administrative assistant to Secretary
1
of Air Force
1
Assistant for materiel
1
Assistant for operations analysis
Assistant for systems
Assistant to director, maintenance
engineering
Assistant to director, supply and
services
Chief, counter-intelligence division...
Civilian director, procurement and
1
production
1
Deputy comptroller
Deputy general counsel (inter1
national)
Deputy general counsel (procure1
ment)
Deputy for contract financing
Deputy for manpower, personnel,
and organization
Deputy for materiel programs
Deputy for requirements review
Deputy for security programs
Deputy to special assistant (installations)...
.
1
Director of civilian personnel—
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Academic director, Air Force Insti1
tute of Technology
Aeronautical research, development,
1
and design engineer
1
Assistant for ballistics missiles
1
Assistant comptroller
Assistant to commander, aeronautical
systems center
Assistant general counsel
1
Assistant for ground safety
1
Assistant for financial management...
Assistant for logistics planning and
research
Assistant for maintenance engineering.
Assistant for plans
Assistant for security
Assistant for small business
—
Assistant for supply
Assistant for transportation
Associate director, accounting and
finance
1
Associate director of budget
Associate director of management
1
analysis
Associate director, statistical services.
1
Chief, atomic warfare division
Chief, combat operations team and
deputy assistant for operation anal1
ysis

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1961 estimate

Total Num- Total Num- Total
salary ber salary ber salary
1 $22,000
1 20,000
3 60,000
1 19,000

1 $22,000
1 20,000
3 60,000
1 19,000

1

17,514

1

17,514

1

17,514

1

17,514

1

17,514

1

17,514

1
1

15,621
15,621

1
1

15,621
15,621

1

15,392

15,621

1

15,392

15,621

1
1

15,392
15,392

15,621
15,621

15,392
16,349

1
1

15,621
16,349

15,621
16,349

15,392

1

$22,000
20,000
80,000
19,000
17,514
17,514
17,614

15,392
15,392
15,392

15,621

1

15,621

15,392

15,621
15,392

15,621
15,621

16,349
15,392
16,099
15,621

16,349
15,621
16,349
15,621

16,349
15,621
16,349
15,870

15,870

15,392
16,099

15,621
16,099

14,206

1

14,435

15,163
14,206
14,685

1
1

15,163
14,435

1
2
1
1

14,685
28,412
14,435
14,685

14,206
14,685

1

14,435
15,163
14,435

1
2
1
1

14,685
28,870
14,435
14,914

1

14,435

1

14,435

1
1
1

15,163
14,435
14,914

1
1
1

15,163
14,435
15,163

14,435

1

14,435

14,206
14,435

1
1

14,435
14,685

14,435

14,685
14,206
14,435

1
1
1

14,914
14,435
14,685

14,435

14,435

1

14,685

14,206
14,685
15,163
14,206
14,914
14,914
14,206
14,435
14,685

1959 actual

I960 estlmato

Nura- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150—Continued
Chief, counter-intelligence division...
1 $14,685
1 $14,435
Chief, guided missile team
4 58,239
Chief, operations analysis
2 29,598
I 14,435
Chief, planning analysis team
Chief scientist
1 15,163
1 14,435
Chief, technical liaison team
Deputy director, logistic support
2 28,412
management
1 14,685
Deputy chief, aircraft division
1 14,914
Deputy auditor general
1 14,685
Deputy for civil and military air
1 14,206
transportation
Deputy for contract financing
1 14,685
1 14,685
Deputy director of civilian personnel.
1 14,435
Deputy for military assistant programs
1 14,206
Deputy for procurement and produc1 14,206
tion
1 14,435
Deputy for reserve and ROTC affairs.
Deputy special assistant for Installa1 15,163
tions...
Deputy technical director, A F T A C . . .
1 15,163
1 14,206
Director of civilian personnel
1 15,163
Director of climatology
1 14,685
1 14,435
Director, operations analysis
Scientific adviser to DCS/communi1 15,163
catlons—electronics
Scientific adviser to technical direo1 15,163
tor, AFTAC
2 28,412
Special adviser to ACS/intclligence.-.
Special assistant to director, special
1 14,435
14,206
1
investigations
Special assistant for financial control
I 14,435
14,206
1
of resources
1 15,163
1 14,914
Special assistant (purchasing)
1 15,163
1 14,914
Special assistant (industrial finance)..
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
4 55,016
4 55.016
Accountant
*
1 13,374
1 13,033
Accounting chief
1 14.227
1 14,227
Administrative assistant
21
275,254
233,912
38
Administrative officer
2 26,457
2 25,854
Advisor, technical
9
123,114
121,302
9
Air intelligence officer
1 13,374
1 13,033
Analyst, cost
14
186,641
184,595
14
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, airborne support
1 13,978
1 13,978
systems
1 13,978
1 13,978
Assistant chief, air defense weapons
1 13,978
1 13,978
Assistant chief, electronics
1 13,978
1 13,978
Assistant chief, strategic weapons...
1 13,978
1 13,978
Assistant chief, tactical weapons....
1 13,978
13,978
1
Assistant chief, advanced systems
1 13,083
1 12,771
Assistant chief, procurement
Assistant chief, systems management
1 12,771
1 12,771
and evaluation division
1 13,033
1 12,771
Assistant chief, quality control office1 13,083
1 12,771
Assistant chief, collection
1 13,978
13,978
1
Assistant chief, documentation...
1 13,978
1 13,978
Assistant chief, scientist
1 13,978
1 13,978
Associate chief, installations
1 13,686
1 13,374
Associate chief, plans
Associate chief, maintenance engineer1 13,053
12,771
1
ing
I 12,771
1 12,771
Associate chief, aircraft division—
13,033
1
12,771
1
Associate chief, contract division
1 12,771
1 12,771
Associate chief, air force services office.
12, 771
1
12,771
1
Associate chief, comptroller
1 12,771
1 12,771
Associate chief, instruction divisionAssociate chlcf, accounting and
1 12,771
1 12,771
finance division
15 202,495
15 200,967
Attorney
42,120
3
3 42,120
Auditor
1 13,978
1 13,636
Budget analyst92,724
7
92,142
7
Budget officer
1 13,978
1 13,978
Cartographer.
13,978
1
13,978
1
Chief, plans and requirements
1 13,686
1 13,374
Chief, chart reserve division
13,978
1
13,686
1
Chief, operations support division..
Chief, planning and development
1 13,978
1 13.686
1 13,033
1 12,771
c f i e f , plans and research division. ~
1 13.978
1 13,686
Chief, document research
1 13.978
I 13,978
Chief, historical division
1 13,978
1 13,978
Chief, operations analyst
1 13.374
13,083
1
Chief, maintenance shops division—
1 13,374
13,063
1
Chief, management services office
2 26,457
26,166
2
Chief, civilian personnel division.
Chief, management and operations
1 13,374
13,083
1
office
Chlcf, assistant for data systems divi1 13,033
12,771
1
sion
1 13,374
1 13,033
Chief, plans and operation division...
1 13,083
12,771
1
Chief, accessories division..
1 13,0S3
1 12,771
Chief, armament division
1 12,771
Chief, B-57 weapon systems division
Chief, contract administrative divi1 12,771
sion
------—
1 12,771
1 12,771
Chief, equipment division
1 13,083
1 12,771
Chief, missiles division
1 12,771
Chief, transportation division...
1 13.0S3
1 12,771
Chief, support systems division..
1 13,033
13,033
1
Chief, commercial equipment—
1 13,374
1 13.374
Chief, operations division
1 13,083
1 13,033
Chief, installation engineer...—
Chief, communication analysis divi1 12,771
sion
— —
1 13,978
1 13,978
Chief, long-range requirements..

13,978
13,0S3
13,978
13,978
13,978
13,374
13,374
26,665
1

13,374
13,083
13,374
13.083
13,083
12,771
12,771
13,083
13,0S3
12,771
13,083
13,083
13,686
13,374
12,771
13,973

1961

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

100

1959 actual

1960 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION ANE MAINTENANCE, A I R

FORCE—Continued

1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Chief, medical financial programs
Chief, contract auditor division
Communications officer
Contracting officcr
Dean
Deputy director, operations
Deputy director, maintenance engineering
-----Deputy director, resources division...
Deputy director, strategic systems
division
Deputy director, tactical support
systems
Deputy director, air defense systems..
Deputy director, air force petroleum
division
Deputy director, personnel
Deputy director, supplies and services.
Deputy director, procurement
Deputy director, support activity
division
Deputy director, control support
division
Deputy director, equipment and
services division
Deputy director, logistic support
management division
Deputy director, contract division
Deputy director, procurement and
production
Deputy director, accounting and
finance division
Deputy director, plans and programs
division
Deputy director, Industrial producduction equipment division
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, civil aviation
D e p u t y director, safety program
D e p u t y director, eastern district
Director, education and community
services
Director, civilian personnel
Director, library..
Director, civilian personnel
Director, central district..
Director, western district
Director, engineering support
Education specialist
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, industrial
Engineer, maintenance
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, research
Industrial specialist
Intelligence specialist
Investigator
Maintenance technician
Materials a n a l y s t . . . . . . . — . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mathematician
Mcdical officer
Operations analyst
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
Physicist....
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor
Production expeditor.
Property and supply officer
Psychologist
Public relations officer
Renegotiator
Requirements technician
Research adviser
Research development officer
Security officer
Special assistants
Statistical a n a l y s t . .
.
Statistician
Supply officer
Technical adviser
Traffic manager
G S - 1 1 $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Accounting chief
Administrative analyst
Administrative assistant
Administrative o f f i c e r . . . .
Adviser, technical..
Aircraft maintenance officer
Air Intelligence officer
Air intelligence specialist

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Num-- Total
ber salary
1 $13,083
10 137,093
2 26,749
9 120,990
4 51,396
1 13,686

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total
Number salary
ber salary
$13,374
151,676
27,061
149,612
52,623
13,978

1 $13,0S3
11 151,072
2 27,061
11 148,404
4 52,020
1 13,978

5
1

66,897
13,978

6
1

80,266
13,978

6
1

80,874
14,227

1

13,083

1

13,374

1

13,374

1
1

13,374
13,083

1
1

13,686
13,083

13,686
13,374

1
1
6
5

12,771
13,374
79,371
65,685

1
1
5
5

13,083
13,686
66,600

13,083
13,686
67,807
67,516

1

12,771

1

1

13,083

1

13,083

1

13,686

1

13,978

13,083

4
1

53,497
12,771

5
1

67,412
12,771

2

26,166

2

26,457

1

1

12,771

1

12,771

1

13,083

1
2
1
1
2

12,771
25,542
13,686
12,771
27,372

1
2
1
1
2

13,083
25,854
13,978
12,771
27,372

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
9
14
24
2
3
5
2
3
5
10
2
4
4
1
46
1
23
5
1
6
1
3
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
7
3
3
3
5
22
6
1

12,771
12,771
12,771
12,771
13,686
13,686
13,978
13,686
40,710
12,771
12,771
123,106
192,678
330,279
25,854
40,913
65,666
27,824
38,625
66,892
131,340
26,457
54,413
53,227
13,686
626,647
13,374
305,288
68, £66
12,771
80,428
13,374
38,625
26,769
12,771
26,457
25,542
26,166
12,771
27,956
13,978
95,693
38,625
40,123
39,228
67,496
301,813
78,457
13,374

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
8
12
25
2
3
5
2
3
5
10
2
4
4
1
47
1
24
5
1
9
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
8
3
5
3
5
25
7
1

13,978
12,771
13,083
12,771
12,771
13,978
13,978
27,372
41,010
12, 771
13,083
109,428
165,313
347,757
25,854
40,913
66,873
28,136
39,228
67,787
133,142
26,457
54,953
53,809
13,978
644,144
13,686

22
9
• 13
1
60
5
1
29
10

260,255
104,374
153,230
11,357
704,930
58,001
11,606
345,565
117,132

23
9
13
1
63
5
1
29
12

12,771

13,374
1
5

13,978
67,724

1

13,083

2

26,753

1

13,083

1

13,083
13,083

26,166

13,978
13,083
27,956
13,978
13,083
13,083
13,083
12,771
13,978
13,978
27,664

69,266
12,771
120,268
27,352
38,937
26,769
12,771
27,060
25,854
26,166
13,083
28,454
13,978
109,066
39,540
65,977
39,852
68,099
341,890
91,228
13,374

1
1
5
9
17
2
3
5
1
3
5
10
2
4
4
1
47
1
23
2
1
8
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
8
3
5
3
5
26
7
1

12,771
13,374
68,494
125,404
237,822
26,457
41,766
67,174
13,686
39,831
68.348
134,349
27,061
55,826
54.349
13,978
648,198
13,978
311,694
27,956
12,771
107,772
27,664
39,540
27,352
13,083
27,060
26,166
26,748
13,083
28,683
14,227
109,504
40,143
66,289
40,143
69,492
357,718
92,122
13,686

275,296
105,860
154,855
11,357
743,495
58,241
11,606
350,281
141,539

25
8
13
1
62
4
1
29
12

300,661
94,243
156,601
11,606
740,033
46,882
11,835
356,886
143,215

NumGrades and ranges—Continued
ber
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Air safety inspector
2
Analyst, cost
----2
Analyst, management
—
63
Assistant comptroller
4
Assistant chief, installations
2
Assistant chief, logistics
1
Assistant chief, materiel
2
Assistant chief, photo division
2
Assistant chief, operations
1
Assistant chief, plans and research
1
division
Assistant chief, procurement and
production..
Assistant chief, field s e r v i c e s . . . . . .
Assistant chief, supply and s e r v i c e s Assistant chief, industrial engineering
1
division
Assistant chief, mechanical shops division
Assistant chief. B-58 division
Assistant chief, contract administrative division
Assistant chief, engine division
Assistant chief, miscellaneous aircraft.
Assistant chief, program analysis and
1
reserve branch
Assistant chief, requirements a n d distribution branch
Assistant chief for data systems
Assistant chief, Air Force services
office
1
Assistant chief, deputy for procurement division
Assistant chief, office civil engineering
Assistant chief, office management
service...
—
1
Assistant chief, management engineering a n d services
1
Assistant chief, airborne systems
1
Assistant chief, group supply equipment
1
Assistant chief, accounting and finance division..
1
Assistant chief, requirements and financial management branch
1
Assistant chief, liaison office
I
Assistant chief, contract auditor division..
7
Assistant chief, auditor division
6
Assistant chief, program services incorporated
1
Associate chief, operations
...
1
Associate chief, engines division
1
Associate chief, contract division
1
Associate chief', inspector general
office
1
Associate chief, data processing division
1
Athletic director
1
Attorney
21
Auditor
13
Budget analyst.
24
Budget officer
15
Cartographer
5
Chief, civilian personnel
3
Chief, airlift branch
1
Chief, industrial fund branch.
1
Chief, statistical services
1
Chief, flying safety
1
Chief, accounting systems
1
Chief, policy division
1
Chief, plans and program division
3
Chief, commitments division..
1
Chief, technical planning
1
Chief, air information division.
1
Chief, cartography division
1
Chief, missile support
2
Chief, photogrammetry
1
Chief, comptroller
1
Chief, printing division
1
Chief, civil affairs office
1
Chief, digital computer systems division
1
Chief, maintenance aircraft b r a n c h . "
1
Chief, maintenance industrial engineering division
Chief, maintenance plans and requirements division
Chief, maintenance production control division
Chief, maintenance quality "control
division
Chief, management engineering" and
analysis division..
Chief, government furnished equip^
m e n t division
Chief, electronics computers'divisio'n"
Chief, quality control....
Chief, programs and requirements"
branch
Chief, accounting and finance division
Chief, stock funds division
dMsionanpOWer a n d o r ? ^ a t i o n "
Chief, plans and engineering" division
Chief, aircraft miscellaneous eauin-"
q
p
ment division...

1

Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
salary
$23,212
24,398
730,720
46,293
25,126
11,357
23,192
24,888
12,563

$22,714
24,398
735,925
45,926
25,126
11,357
22,962
24,648
12,334
11,357

11,357

70,574
12,334
11,835

82,658
12,563
12,085

11,357

1

11,357

47,381
11,357

47,839
11,357

11,606
11,357
11,835

11,606
11,357
11,835

11,357

1

11,357

11,357
11,357
11,357

11,357
11,357
1

11,357

11,835
11,606

11,835
11,835

11,357

11,606

11,606
11,357

11,606
11,357

11,357

11,606
11,606

11,357
11,357
11,357

1
1

11,357
11,357

82,907
70,782

83,843
71,531

11,835
12,563
11,606
11,606

11,835
12,563
11,606
11,606

11,357

1

11,357

11,606
12,085
243,852
154,646
267,986
174,735
57,761
34,305
11,357
11,357
11,606
12,563
11,357
12,334
35,048
12,334
12,085
12,334
11,357
23,691
11,357
11,835
11,357
12,563

1
1
23
24
26
16
5

11,606
12,085
269,431
280,952
293,363
187,997
58,717
34,465
11,357
11,357
11,835
12,563
11,357
12,563
47,003
12,563
12,334
12,563
11,357
35,397
11,357
12,085
11,357
12,563
11,606
11,835

11,357
11,835

11,357
11,357
11,357
11,357

11,606

11,835

11,835

12,563
11,357
46,634

12,563
11,606
47,381

22,963
11,357
11,357

34,440
11,606
11,606

11,606
11,835

11,835
12,085

11,835

1

12,085

1961

DEPARTMENT
1959 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Chief, catalog and technical data
division
Chief, instrument division
Chief, procurement communications
division:
Chief, contract division
Chief, shops division
Chief, military affairs division
Chief, quality division
Chief, data systems division
Chief, armament requirements and
distribution branch
Chief, armament technical services
branch.,
Chief, B-57 weapon systems division.!
Chief, B-57 requirements and distributton branch
...
:
Chief, data development branch
Chief, data processing branch
Chief, equipment requirements and
distribution branch
Chief, industrial engineering division..
Chief, industrial medical services
branch
Chief, industrial support division
Chief, mission support division
Chief, prime support division
Chief, plans and programs management division
Chief, readjustment division.
Chief, weapon system engineering
division.
Chief, electronics division.
Chief, program analysis
Chief, access requirements and distribution branch
Chief, procurement committee
Chief, plans and programs branch
Chief, operational support division...
Chief, production control division
Chief, troop carrier wing
Chief, systems engineering..
Chief, technical services division
Chief, operational services division. __
Chief, electronics division
Chief, contract auditor division....
Classification analyst
Communications officer
Contracting officer
Cost accountant
Cost analyst
Deputy director, materiel
Deputy director, engineering standards division.
Deputy director, installations
Deputy director, operations and contract division
Deputy director, logistical support
and management division
Deputy director to commander
Deputy director, supply and services.
Deputy director, maintenance engineering...
Deputy director, special weapons
Deputy director, field services division. _
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, field operational
personnel
Deputy director, air national guard...
Director, admissions
Director, budget, auditor and equipment review..
Director, engineering services division.
Director, civil engineering
Director, real property
Director, education
Director, Air Force records
Economist.
Education specialist
Electronic scientist-..Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Engineer, c i v i l . . . .
Engineer, communication
Engineer, construction.
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general...
Engineer, industrial
Engineer, maintenance Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, power
Engineer, production
Engineer, research
Engineer, safety..
Fiscal accountant
Historian
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspector, aircraft
Inspector, supply
Intelligence specialist
Investigator
Labor relations adviser
"
Librarian.
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OF

DEFENSE—MILITARY

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$11,357
11,357

$11,357
11,357

$11,606

11,606
80,495
23,920
11,606
11,357
11,606

11,835
93,286
23,920
11,835
11,357
11,606

11,835
93,515
24,169
11,835
11,606
11,835

11,606

11,357

11,606

1

11,606

11,357
11,357

11,606

1

11,606

11,357
11,606

11,357
11,606
11,835

1
1
1

11,357
11,606
11,835

11,357
11,357

11,357
11,606

1
1

11,606
11,606

12,563
11,357

12,663
11,606
11,357
11,606

12,563
11,606
11,357
11,606

1

11,606

1

11,357

11,606
11,357

1
1

1
1
1

12,563
11,357
11,357

12,563

1

12,563

11,357

1

11,606

1 11,835
1 11,357
1 11,357
1 11,606
1 11,357
15 170,355
1 12,334
1 11,835
1 11,357
1 11,606
27 330,299
5 58,477
2 25,126
35 409,197
2 23,212
5 57,283
2 22,714

12,085
11,606
11,357
11,835
11,606
15 171,108
12,563
11,835
11,357
11,606
318,236
70,322
25,126
493,433
23,441
57,741
22,714

1
1

11,357
11,357

1
1
1

11,357
11,606

11,606
11,357

1 12,085
1 11,606
1 11,606
1 11,835
1 11,606
15 174,090
1 12,563
1 12,085
1 11,606
1 11,835
26 319,193
5 59,455
2 25,126
44 620,691
2 23,670
5 68,988
2 23,212
1
1

11,606
11,606

1

11,835

12,085

1

12,035

4
1
1

45,677
12,085
11,357

45.677
12,334
11,357

4
1
1

46,653
12,334
11,606

1
1

11,357
13,042

11,606
13,042

1
1

11,606
13,042

1
1

11,606
11,606

1
1

11,606
11,606

1
1

11,606
11,835

1
2
1

11,835
23,441
11,357

1
2
1

11,835
23,441
11,606

1
2
1

12,085
23,670
11,606

1
1
1
1
1
1
3
11
1
1
12
16
12
1
32
II
45
60
3
2
13
1
4
1
4
1
6
10
5
2
1
5
16
1
1

11,357
12,085
11,357
12,563
11,357
11,357
34,049
128,745
12,563
12,563
149,301
195,737
149,780
11,606
390,366
136,996
554,620
736,109
37,939
25,126
159,728
12,563
49,316
12,563
48,081
11,357
69,572
119,131
57,750
22,714
12,085
59,194
185,571
11,606
12,334

11,357
12,085
11,606
12,563
11,357
11,606
34,469
118,110
12,563
12,563
161,606
196,902
209,697
11,606
405,245
160,179
36 439,438
65 797,508
38,189
25,126
160,207
12,563
61,151
25,126
48,330
11,606
58,697
144,288
58,459
22,963
12,334
59,594
199,340
11,835
12,503

1 11,606
1 12,334
1 11,606
1 12,563
1 11,606
1 11,606
3 34,878
10 119,310
1 12,813
....
138,438
16 199,626
16 200,824
1 11,835
27 333,661
12 160,344
26 323,490
58 731,290
3 38,668
2 25,126
13 162,626
73,236
25,126
36,494
11,606
47,351
133,680
35,048
22,963
12,334
60,244
212,627
12,334
12,563

101
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Maintenance planner
Maintenance technician
Materials analyst
Materials estimator
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Negotiator, contract
Operations analyst.
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
Personnel technician
Physicist
Placement officer
Printing superintendent
Procedures analyst
Procurement expeditor
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor
Professor
Property and supply officer
Property disposal officer
Psychologist
Public relations officer
Real estate officer
Requirements technician
Research advisor
Research analyst
Research development officer
Security officer
Special assistant to commander
Statistical analyst
Statistician
Supervisor, production
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply assistant
Supply officer
Technical adviser
Technical writer
Technician, electronic
Technician, maintenance
Traffic manager
Training officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Accounting chief
Accounting machine supervisorAdministrative assistant
Administrative officer
Technical adviser
Agronomist
Aircraft maintenance officerAir intelligence officer.
Air Intelligence specialist
Air safety inspector
Analyst, cost
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, missile support
Assistant chief, air Information
Assistant chief, cartography
Assistant chief, photogrammetry
Assistant chief, materiel
Assistant chief, printing
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief for data management..
Assistant chief, civilian affairs
Assistant chief, accounting
Assistant chief deputy, director field
services
Assistant chief deputy, director depot
maintenance
Assistant chief deputy, director plans.
Assistant chief deputy, director transportation
Assistant chief deputy, director requirements and materiel
Assistant chief, depot maintenance-..
Assistant chief, inspection division—.
Assistant chief, requirements branch,.
Assistant chief, miscellaneous aircraft
branch.
Assistant chief, industrial engineering
division,
Assistant chief, technical services
branch
Assistant chief, manpower and organization division
Assistant chief, contract division
Assistant chief, civil engineering division.
Assistant chief, shops division.
Assistant chief, financial management
division
Associate chief, management engineering division _
Associate chief, cost and financial
analysis division
Associate chief, production division...
Associate chief, transportation division
Associate chief, quality control divi-

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
3
1
1
9
5
11
2
66
1
49
7
8
1
1
1
5
17
7
8
12
4
3
1
1
1
5
3
1
3
39
4
1
5
4
2
2
2
70

$11,606
35,775
11,835
11,606
105,142
60,395
126.825
22,714
674,621
11,606
568,557
80,938
09,308
11,835
11.600
11,357
60,425
196,204
80,744
94,514
140,438
45,428
35,027
12,663
11,606
11,835
57,760
36,004
11,357
35,526
480,771
45,904
11,357
58,509
47,840
23,691
25,126
23,940
818,164

$11,835
48,338
12,085
11,835
106,089
60,644
120,825
22,963
666,707
11,835
587,523
81,647
100,029
12,085
11,835
5
20
7
0
12
4
3
1
1
1
5
5
1
6
40
l
5
7
7
2
2
78

60,674
233,884
81,929
106,329
141,833
45,926
34,547
12,563
11,835
12,085
58,489
60,174
11,606
68,718
495,006
46,3M
11,606
58,967
82,409
80,954
25,126
24,398
648,347

7 80,484
2 22,712
1 11,357
1 11,357
9 105,620
9 102,923

7 81,680
2 22,952
1 11,357
1 11,357
10 118,172
8 92,691

64 663,759
11 110,332
11 110,367
2 20,758
104
1,065,304
11 110,750
2 20,749
22 242,739
29 296,821
23 236,585
4 40,322
4 40,681
222
2,261,372
10,379
10,858
9,901
10,629
10,150
10,150
30,929
19,802
10,379
21,477

67 710,388
11 111,660
13 131,372
2 20,758
107
1,092,005
11 110,772
2 21,159
23 231,393
28 291,585
28 284,078
4 41,040
4 41,059
234
2,427,256
10,379
10,858
10,150
10,629
10,379
10,379
30,929
20,300
10,629
21,477

1

10,858

1

10,858
10,858
10,858

11,107
11,107
11,107

1

11,107

10,858
10,379
11,107
40,332

11,107
10,629
11,107
40,332

9,901

9,901

2

21,008

9,901

1

9,901

9,901

4
1

40,102
11,107

40,580
11,107

1

10,150

1

11,107

10,379
11,107

2

20,280

2

20,529

2

21,257

2

21,257

1

10,160

10,379
10,379

1

10,379

20,051

2

19,802

10,150

1

10,150

1961

102

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, AIR FORCE—Continued
1959 actual

Oracles and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $1J ,090—Continued
Associate chief, plans division
Aftsociato chief, maintenance shops
division
Attorney
Auditor
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Cartographer
Chemist
Chief, quality control division
Chief, manpower division
Chief, technical services divisionChief, equipment and allowance
Chief, training devices and workloads
Chief, maintenance engineering
Chief, production control division
Chief, civil engineering division
Chief, plans and programs division...
Chief, classification and wago branch.
Chief, category and standards branch.
Chief, financial management
Chief, industrial engineering and
systems branch
Ch lef, maintenance Inspection branch.
Chief, management services division..
Chief, prime commodity division
Chief, procedures and administration
division
Chief, production division
Chief, program analysis division
Chief, requirements and distribution
branch
Chief, resources branch
Chief, supply and services division...
Chief, weapons systems and programs
section
Chief, Instructual writing division
Chief assistant for field services
Chief, ground safety division
Chief, cost accounting branch
Chief, program data division
Chief, fixed wing division
Chief, rotary wing division
Chief, aircraft and equipment branch.
Chler, research and plans branch
Chief, plans and manacement division.
Chief, special projects branch
Chief, laundry and dry cleaning
division
Chief, engineering aircraft and missiles branch
Chief, small business division
Chief, contract division
Chief, cost and financial analysis
branch
Chief, industrial planning branch....
Chief, plans and operations division .
Chief, shops production contract
division
Chief, prime engineering and scientific division
Chief, petroleum branch
Chief, procurement division
Chief, document control division
Chief, electronic engineering branch.
Chief, engineering division
Chief, field liaison branch
Chief, fire control system
Chief, general funds branch
Chief, inspection branch
Chief, logistical systems division.....
Chief, maintenance and storage division
Chief, mechanical engineering division
Chief, missile division
I
I
Chief, programs and funds branch...
Chief, propeller section
Chief, readjustment branch
Chief, aeronautical engineering branch
Chief, aircraft maintenance equipment section
Chief, allocation and distribution
branch
Chief, armament division
Chief, base procurement division
Chief, base supply division
Chief, bearing section
Chief, budeet division
Chief, contract administration
Chief, receiving and sto^ace branch
Chief, transportation dlvMon
Chief, data processing branch
Chief, Industrial medical services
Chief, aircraft and missile division...
Chief, material planning section..*!"
Chief, phasing and programing division
Chief, administration office

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1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1

$9,901

2 21,258
47 486,986
121
1,278,531
26 265,226
46 471,475
8 82,076
7 76,792
14 144,205
8 81,389
79,955
2 20,758
4 39,853
6 62,777
24 243,713
4 42,494
14 141,792
3 30,430
1 10,379
4 40,829

$9,901

1 $10,150

2 21,507
47 501,929
143
1,472,687
26 267,180
51 527,571
8 83,156
7 77,267
12 125,818
8 82,824
8 80,911
1 10,379
4 40,102
63,006
22 226,393
4 42,744
14 143,685
3 30,908
1 10,379
4 41,058

1

2 21,507
45 486,481
151
1,567,623
26 271,591
50 523,920
~ 83,996
7 78,231
12 126,296
8 84,011
8 81,638
1 10,629
4 40,829
63,734
22 228,686
4 43,222
14 145,889
3 31,158
1 10,629
4 41,766

5
7
4
1

53,143
70,533
30,430
10,150

5
7
4
1

53,372
71,240
40,810
10,379

5
7
4
1

53,830
72,466
41,059
10,379

1
3
4

9,901
29,952
40,102

1
3
4

9,901
30,430
40,331

1
3
4

10,150
30,430
41,058

14 140,567
2 20,779
2 20,779

14 142,520
2 21,008
2 21,008

14 144,662
2 21,237
2 21,487

20,051
10,858
29,703
30,909
19,802
40,810
9,901
9,901
10,379
29,703
60,710
10,629

20,280
11,107
30,450
31,407
20,300
41,288
10,150
10,150
10,629
30,450
51,688
10,858

20,529
11,107
30,450
31,636
20,300
41,537
10,150
10,150
10,629
31,137
51,937
10,858

1

10,629

1

10,858

4
2
6

40,102
19,802
62,086

4
3
6

40,351
31,158
63,024

2
3
3

20,051
29,952
29,952

3

30,909

3

29,703
9,90!
29,952
9,901
11,107
21,258
10.150
9.901
9,901
20,051
71,010
40,102

10,858
41,287
31,407
63,274

20,529
30,679
30,679

2
3
3

31,158

3

20,529
31.387
30,908
31,407

30,450
9.901
30.201
10,150
11.107
21,487
10.379
10.150
10,150
20.529
72,237

31,137
10,150
30,679
10,150
11,107
21,487
10,379
10,150
10,150
20,529
72,466

4

41,058

41,537

10,150
41,051
9,901
10,150
10,150
11,107

1

10,379
41,766
10,150
10,379
10,379
11,107

10,379
42,266
10,150
10,379
10,379
11,107

10,150

1

10,379

10,379

9,901
10,150
10,379
10,150
10,150
41.287
40,580
10,150
10,379
30,908
11,107
10,379
9,001

10,150
10,150
10,379
10,150
10,150
41,537
41,537
10,150
10,379
31,387
11,107
10,379
10,150

9,901
9,901
10,150
9.901
9,901
40,351
40.351
9,901
10,150
30,201
11,107
10,150
0,901
1
2

1

10,150
19,802

1
2

10,150
20,300

1
2

10,379
20,529

1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num-• Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Chief, contract administration and
7 $73,153
7 $73,367
termination branch
7 $72,007
6 62,066
6 61,358
6 60,402
Chief, civilian personnel
Chief, missile and electronic support
1 10,629
1 10,629
10,379
branch
1 10,858
1 10,878
10,858
Chief, collections branch
1 10,629
10,379
1 10,629
Chief, analytical branch.
9,901
1 10,150
1 10,150
Chief, scientific branch
71,488
7 72,695
7 73,403
Chief, geographical branch
10,150
1 10,379
1 10,150
Chief, chart mosaic branch
10,150
1 10,150
1 10,379
Chief, photo equipment division
9,901
1
9,901
1 10,150
Chief, systems and auditing branch...
10,150
10,379
1
1
10,379
Chief, general Invoice division
170,558
17 174,153
17 177,714
Chief, troop carrier squadron
Chief, utilities division civil engineer1 10,150
1 10,379
1 10,150
ing
Chief, development and evaluation
1 10,379
1 10,629
10,379
branch.
12 129,685
12 130,372
129,187
Chief, legislative research
Classification analyst
17 174,746
16 166,284
172,578
Communications officer
11 115,649
11 116,788
113,955
102
105
Contracting officer
1,,083,781
1,060,979
928,526
6 61,020
Cost accountant
6 61,928
6 60,382
9 94,335
Cost analyst
9 95,293
9 92,877
1 11,107
Deputy director, comptroller
1 11,107
1 11,107
Deputy director, accounting and
finance
3 30,430
3 30,679
3 29,952
1 10,150
1 10,150
Deputy director, installations
1
9,901
Deputy director, installation engineer
3 32,365
3 32,594
3 31,865
Deputy director, procurement division
4 40,351
4 41,058
4 39,853
Deputy director of budget
3 30,201
3 29,952
3 30,908
Deputy director, statistical services1
9,901
9,901
1
1 10,150
Designer
8 86,942
8 88,774
8 87,171
Director, civilian personnel
1
1
9,901
1 10,150
9,901
Director, training analysis and development
10,150
1 10,150
1 10,379
Director, recreation personnel
10,150
1 10,379
1 10,629
Director, training devices division
10,150
1 10,150
1 10,379
Director, logistical support division...
10,150
1 10,150
1 10,379
Director, category and standards division
10,150
1 10,150
1 10,379
Director, statistical systems division..
9,901
9,901
1
1 10,150
Director, ground safety personnel
11,107
1 11,107
1 11,107
Director, reserve motivation
9,901
9,901
1 10,150
1
Director, civilian personnel
10,150
1 10,150
1 10,379
Economist
20,529
3 30,908
3 31,387
Editor
10,150
1 10,379
1 10,379
Education specialist
.
53 551,070
59 619,869
61 635,849
Electrical analyst.
5 49,505
5 50,750
5 50,003
Electronic scientist
1 10,379
1 10,379
1 10,629
Engineer, aeronautical
28 296,887
10 207,346
28 299,951
Engineer, architectural
24 260,227
24 261,708
22 242,148
Engineer, chemical
6_ 63,043
5 52,852
5 52,623
Engineer, civil
67 735,200
70 766,521
65 715,639
Engineer, combustion
1 11,107
Engineer, communication..
1 10,150
Engineer, construction
103
103
1,125,192
1,130,504
Engineer, electrical
34 364,676
35 376,706
148
138
Engineer, electronics
1,589,730
1,489,793
168
176
Engineer, general
1,815,680
1,911,457
27 278,412
26 270,181
Engineer, industrial
65,898
7 77,377
Engineer, maintenance
20,779
2 21,237
Engineer, materials
287,397
65 702,123
Engineer, mechanical
10,150
1 10,150
Engineer, packaging
30,890
3 31,370
Engineer, pavem ent
11,107
1 11,107
Engineer, petroleum
33,072
3 33,192
Engineer, photographic
33,321
3 33,321
Engineer, power
1 10,379
1 10,379
Engineer, production
5 52,628
5 53,841
Engineer, radio
5 54,030
5 54,499
Engineer, research
11 117,995
11 119,053
Engineer, safety.
7 75,000
7 76,038
Engineer, sanitary
9,901
1
1 10,150
Engineer, standards
1 10,150
1 10,150
Entomologist
" "
5 54,544
5 54 <*33
Fire prevention specialist...
1 10,379
1 10,629
Fiscal accountant
19 196,658
19 199,827
Historian
_ 21,008
2- 21,008
2
Housing officer..
II""
34 363,556
28 298,430
Industrial specialist
8 81,011
7 70,241
Information specialist
I
17 173,237
18 185,428
Inspector, aircraft
I
3 30,161
3 30,890
Inspector, ammunition
II
20 205,480
18 185,453
Inspector, procurement
3 33,054
3 33,443
Inspector, safety
""
5 51,687
5 51,937
Inspector, supply
1
11,107
1 11,107
Inspector, aircraft engine..I
2 20,300
2 20,529
Instructor, technical...
1
11,107
1 11,336
Insurance examiner
I„
""
114,366
11 112,470
11 420,853
Intelligence specialist
40
416,024
40
Investigators
40,760
4 41,240
Librarian
114,942
11 115,900
Maintenance planner..
163,287
23 241,132
Maintenance technician!
104,581
11 106,220
Mathematician
279,548
29 309,758
Medical officer
11,107
1 11,107
Metallurgist
164,019
17 175,949
Meteorologist..__.IIII
11,107
1
11,336
Mortician. .
9,901
1 10,150
Navigation specialist"
58
599,826
56
585,397
Negotiator, contract..

1961

103

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Operations analyst
Organization a n d methods e x a m i n e r P a t e n t adviser
Personnel officer
Personnel technician
Petroleum specialist
Physicist
Placement officer
Printing superintendent
Procedures analyst
Procurement expeditor
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor.
Production expeditor
Professor
Property officer
Property a n d supply officer
Property disposal officer
Psychologist
Public relations officer
Purchasing officer
..
Real estate officer
Requirements technician.
Research analyst
Research development officer
Security officer
Shop planner
Special assistant, ground safety
Special assistant, machine accounting
branch
Special assistant, a i r c r a f t . .
Special assistant to chief, p r o g r a m s . . .
Statistical analyst
Statistician
Supervisor, production
Supply assistant—
Supply officer
Technical adviser.
Technical writer
Technician, aircraft
.
Technician, electronic
Technician, maintenance..
Traffic manager
Training officer
GS-12. $8,330 t o $9,530
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230..
GS-10. $6,505 t o $7,405..
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885—
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370—
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880—
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390—
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325.. .
GS-3. $3,495 t o $4,065—
GS-2. $3,255 t o $3,825...
GS-1. $2,960 t o $3,530.
Grades established b y 10 U . S . C . 9021.
$12,500 to $19,000:
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
sciences)
Air technical Intelligence adviser
(AWS)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(electronic d a t a processing)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(intelligence acquisition)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(machine a n d d a t a systems)
Chief scientist
Chief scientist, U.S. Air Force
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, operational capability t e a m —
Chief, plans a n d tactics t e a m —
D e p u t y assistant secretary of research
and development
D e p u t y chief scientist
D e p u t y chief, operations analysis
D e p u t y for programs
D e p u t y for requirements, research
and d e v e l o p m e n t . . .
D e p u t y for research a n d development
operations
D e p u t y technical director, A F T A O „ .
Director of climatology
Director of scientific services, A W S —
Director for secretariat
Medical research adviser
Scientific adviser to commander
Scientific adviser to D C S / c o m m u n l cations—electronics

Digitized for FRASER
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
17 $177,809
6 59,873
6 66,642
107
1,103,508
70,232
21,486
14 145,162
10 101,388
6 60,622
4 40,351
21 218,459
41 418,003
26 267,816
36 370,049
35 360,816
19
1
6
7
4
1
5
16
38
5
60
12
3
1

192,470
10,150
63,428
72,217
41,989
9,901
49,754
164,605
392,072
50,710
651,960
124,097
30,201
11,107

21 $219,431
6 60,362
6 67,329
109
1,123,971
7 71,121
2 21,715
14 146,370
10 102,815
~ 61,578
4 40,600
21 221,709
40 416,664
30 311,122
44 452,126
35 363,669
1
10,150
19 194,630
"
10,379
63,908
73,412
42,698
10,150
50,003
16 166,213
58 606,606
4 41,049
62 676,551
12 125,544
3 30,050
1
11,107

21 $221,258
6 61,569
6 67,787
107
1,115,769
7 72,230
2 21,9C5
14 148,742
72,904
7"
5 51,666
4 41,287
21 223,651
42 442.808
31 324,355
44 456,888
~ 397,180
1 10,379
19 197,030
1 10,379
6 64,637
7 73,880
4 43,438
1 10,150
5 50,501
14 147.809
61 643,544
4 41,747
2 20,991
11 116,130
3 30,908
1 U, 107

1 10,150
1
9,901
2 20,051
17 171,972
23 235,962
6 62,066
2 22,008
220
2,253,136
71,492
19,802
20,529
70,023
60,900
23 237,569
28 281,102
6,863
60,847,050
10,881
83,926,830
1,907
13,166,810
15,589
100,413,336
1,822
10,702,313
14,089
76,331,598
5,549
27,416,553
17,367
78,412,684
25,956
105,194,521
27,736
104,899,106
t, 927
16,916,737
199 632,588

17
25
7
2
245
2,526,452
5 51,172
2 20,051
2 20,758
7 70,272
6 60,900
23 240,663
29 294,248
6,815
60,392,065
10,763
81,813,321
1,912
13,223,392
15,614
100,352,186
1.833
10,969,166
14,268
77,548,737
5,711
28,640,188
17,569
80,017,413
26,219
107,369,790
27,724
105,571,435
4,986
17,401,482
196 624,952

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000
50,500
19,000

15,000
53,500
19,000
36,000
16,000
16,000

1
3
1
2
1
1

15,000
53,500
19,000
36,000
16.000
16,000

1
1
1

15,000
16,500
16,000

1
1
1

15,000
16,500
16,000

1

17,000

1

17,000

17,000
16,000
15,150
15,260
16,000
15,500
16,000

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

17,000
16,000
15,150
15,260
16,000
15,500
16,000

I^OOO:

1

16,000

1
1

10,379
9,901
20,529
174,594
257,833
73,153
21,486

2

1
10,629
10,150
1
2 20,758
17 176,259
25 261,038
7 73,882
2 21,736
247
2,575,656
5 52,149
2 20,529
2 21,008
7 72,198
10 99,010
23 242,566
28 288,598
6,871
60,746,221
10,749
81,587,516
1,902
13,147,612
15,463
99,446,164
1,874
11,370,063
14,441
78,543,908
5,547
27,761,985
17,160
78,153,757
25,797
106,171,140
27,211
104,243,729
4,621
16,161,565
173 567,039

1959 actual

19G0 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber
salary
ber salary
ber salary
Grades established by 10 U.S.C. 9021.
$12,500 to $19,000—Continued
1 $15,300
1 $17,000
1 $17,000
Scientific adviser (research)
Scientific adviser to technical director,
1
15,500
1
16,600
1
15,500
A F T AC
16,000
1
1 15,000
1
12,600
Technical adviser on space technology
I
18,600
1 38, TOO
Technical director, A F T AC
1
17,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
10,317
1 10,088
Aircraft maintenance officer
1 11,107
10,795
1 10,795
Assistant chief, inspection
9 93, m
0 03,681
8 82,349
Chief, inspection division
2 27,673
21,673
2
1 11,710
Engineer, construction
2 21, l.r0
2 21,160
2 20,696
Engineer, electrical
5 69,098
5 69,698
5 57,078
Engineer, general
4 42,641
4 42,641
4 42,120
Engineer, mechanical
14 167,773
14 159,573
14 154,274*
Engineer, power
1 10,0G7
1 10,067
1 10,007
Engineer, refrigeration
2 20,301
2 20,301
2 20,301
Engineer, sani tary
1
1 10,902
10,962
10,962
1
Engineer, vehicle maintenance
134
134
134
Foreman, maintenance
1,360,170
1,354,026
1
1,343,003
69 662,743
60 690,620
56 622,772
Foreman, shop
62,086
6 62, 0S6
6 62,086
Inspector, aircraft
21,541
2 21,741
2 21,341
Inspector, aircraft engine
10,421
1 10,421
1 10,421
Instructor, aircraft mechanics
10,421
10,421
1
9,922
Instructor, electrical
9,942
9,942
1
Ordnance technician
140,467
135,303
12
11
124,890
Supervisor, aircraft m a i n t e n a n c e —
20,779
20,571
2
1 10,150
Superintendent, aircraft shops
1 10,213
Superintendent, motor repair shops.
1 10,540
1
10,546
1
10,546
Wood technologist
132,085
136,239
Equivalent to less than $9,890
— 134,557
688,841,154
708,948,333
697,017,729
20,843
20,601
23,185
Foreign nationals at local r a t e s 38,767,980
38,523,870
38,189,906
289,990
295, 9'jO
295,862
1,471,657,496 1,492,512,979 1,464,748,357
11,739
11,240
11,632
47,137,027
45,254,339
66,517,702

Total p e r m a n e n t .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
266,904
2.rO, 603
254,647
United States and possessions.
,325,877,173 1,369,011,354 ",340,084,500
Foreign countries:
7,485
7,636
7,478
U.S. rates
40,169,028
40,485,430
40,652,508
20,261
20,170
21,947
Local rates.
38,078,258
37,041,400
38,610,113
Positions other t h a n permanent:
1,786,100
1,656,700
I,710,900
Temporary employment
205,000
185,000
192,000
Part-time employment
693,700
653,646
628,800
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
5,451,170
II,111,460
5,397,816
Regular p a y above 52-week base
29,993,800
29,174,800
46,573,628
Overtime and holiday pay
2,074,500
2,034,362
2,075,500
Nightwork differential
—
3,435,400
3,572,732
3,488,100
Living and quarters allowance paid—
3,444,800
3,582,909
3,503,200
Additional pay for service abroad
799,000
805,804
789,000
Uniform allowance
1,859,200
1,930,672
1,890,200
Premium p a y
79,000
80,482
78,000
Hazardous d u t y pay
01

Personal services

1,471,613,545

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE,

19,000
15,000

1

15,000
15,000
15,500
15,150
14,000
16,000
14,000
16,000

1

16,000

1

1,467,433,000

1,501,900,600

ARMY NATIONAL

1959 actual

1
1

19G1 cstlmato

GUARD

1960 estimate

Num- Total N u m Grades and ranges:
ber
ber
salary
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Construction management engineer
1
1 $12,563
(general)
1
1
11,835
D e p u t y comptroller
1
1
11,357
Supervisory general attorney
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
1
Budget officer
22,214
2
Construction management e n g i n e e r 11,107
1
General engineer
-—
9,901
1
Supervisory program analyst
54,392
7
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
67,434
8
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
1
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
143,309
20
GS-0. $5,985 to $6,885
19,053
4
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
87,899
17
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880.—
92,747
16
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
131,680
30
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
206,429
47
GS-4. $3,755 to $4.325
108,410
25
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
3,370
2
GS-2. $3,255 to $3.825
2,974
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530

1961 estimate

Total N u m - Total
salary
ber
salary
$12,563
12,085
11,357

1
1
1

$12,563
12,085
11,606

9,901
22,214
11,107
10,160
63,437
69,903
6,822
125,984
25,085
95,784
83,138
141,375
199,979
98,365
6,719

1
2
1
1
7
8
1

20

4
17
16
30
47
25
2

10,150
22,214
11,107
10,150
63,935
60,631
6,968
125,984
25,085
95,784
83,138
141,375
199,979
98,365
6,719

188 996,674
7.8 41,436

185
3

995,968
16,128

185
3

997,838
16,568

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary)
I1S0.2 955,238

182

979,840

182

981,270

Total permanent
D e d u c t lapses

-

1961

104

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961
1960 estimate

1961 estimate

$11,032
45,105
26,797
260,056

$10,720
43,000
26,000
260,000

$12,690
43,000
30,000
300,000

3,258,069

3,163,000

3,726,000

1959 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ARMY NATIONAL G U A R D — C o n .
1959 actual

Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: Unltod States
and possessions

01

Personal scrvloos

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
$1,439,916
3,050

$848,110

$850,000

3,606
11,40S

7,050
14,000

3,730
14,000

Other personal services:
Regular pay abovo 62-week baso
Overtime and holiday pay
Personal services (Federal)
Personal services (non-Federal)

1960 estimate

1,849,000
1,849,000
2,413,218
21,251
20,128
19,180
111,990,000
106,717,000
98,2S5,402
100,698,620

$100,697,871
749

108,566,000

$108,556,000
10,000

113,839,000

$113,829,000
10,000

NATIONAL BOARD FOR THE PROMOTION OF R I F L E PRACTICE
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Ungraded positions a t hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent
Deduct lapses..
Add terminal leave In cicess of lapses
N e t permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
01

Number
1
1
3
6
5

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Total Num- Total Num- Total
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
1
$0,448
1
$6,594
$6,302
1
6,074
1
6,240
5,928
4
4
20,239
20,842
15,892
17,867
18,304
4
4
27,457
8
8
32,572
33,279
20,841
3,515
3,598
1
1

1

3,765

1

4,368

1

4,368

17

80,185

20
1

91,083
2,284

20
1

93,225
4,084

142
17

Personal services

80,327

19

88,799

19

89,141

312

701

359

80,639

89,500

89,500

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, ALASKA COMMUNICATION SYSTEM,
ARMY
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Attorney
Communications specialist
Comptroller
Electronic engineer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Attorney adviser
Communications specialist
Electronic engineer
Supply officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $0,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $-1,040 to W.W0
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Central offico equipment installer,
foreman
Maintenance foreman
,
Equivalent to less than $9,890

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num* Total Num- Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
1
1
1
1

$11,606

1
4
4
1
13
20
2
11
5
18
21

10,150
39,853
44,428
9,901
113,295
153,547
13,020
69,221
29,640
98,035

1
2
1
1

$11,835
22,714
11,606
12,563

$11,835
22,963
11,606
12, £63

206
16
3

299,798
281,939
743,268
52,256
8,922

1
3
4
1
13
20
2
11
5
18
21
58
64
248
8
3

10,150
29,952
44,428
10,150
114,899
154,730
13,166
69,804
29,785
99,181
106,911
261,782
265,515
894,797
26,128
9,174

10,379
30,702
44,428
10,150
117,399
159,230
13,312
71,464
30,453
101,791
110,397
270,150
270,715
326 1,196,480
8
26,960
3
9,486

12
2
107

132,708
22,118
806,523

12
2
108

132,708
22,118
750,509

11,357
11,357
12,563

106,102

12

139,272

2

22,118

108

831,749

Total permanent
Deduct lapses

587 3,081,607
36 178,466

607 3,104,605
65 281,325

685 3,525,602
36 185,292

N e t permanent (average n u m b e r ,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Interm i t t e n t employment

551 2,903,141

552 2,823,280

649 3,340,310

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11,938

Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service In Alaska.
01

Personal services

SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , SECRETARY OF D E F E N S E
1959 actual

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m Grades and ranges:
ber
ber
salary
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $17,500:
1
$25,000
Secretary of Defense
—
1
22,500
Deputy secretary of defense..
Director of defense research and en22,000
gineering
20,000
Assistant secretary (comptroller)
Assistant secretary (health
and
medical)
20,000
Assistant secretary
(International
security affairs)
20,000
Assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)
20,000
Assistant secretary (properties and
installations)
—
20,000
Assistant secretary (public a f f a i r s ) —
20,000
Assistant secretary (supply and
logistics)
1 20,000
Assistant to the secretary (atomic
energy) and chairman, military
liaison committee
—
20,000
20,000
General counsel
Chairman, civilian-military liaison
1
committee
20,000
Grades established b y Act of August 1,
1947, Public Law 313, 80th Cong.
(61 Stat. 715), as amended:
Assistant director fair defense)
Assistant director (communications) _.
Assistant director for special projects.
Assistant director for strategic weapons
—
1
1
19,000
Assistant director for undersea warfare
19,000
1
Assistant director (tactical weapons)..
D e p u t y assistant director (communications)
D e p u t y assistant director for special
projects
D e p u t y assistant director for strategic
weapons
D e p u t y assistant director for undersea
warfare
D e p u t y assistant director (tactical
weapons)
D e p u t y assistant secretary (health
and medical)
1
19,000
D e p u t y director for tactical missiles..
D e p u t y director of defense research
and engineering..
2 38,000
D e p u t y director of electronics
D e p u t y director, office of aeronautics.
D e p u t y for missiles and space operations
1
D e p u t y staff director for air defense
missiles
1
14,500
Director, office of aeronautics
1
16,600
Director, office of atomic, biological,
and chemical warfare
1
15,500
Director, office of electronics
17,500
1
Director, office of foreign programs
1
17,500
Director, office of guided missiles
Director, office of sciences
1
16,500
Executive secretary, defense science
board
Special assistant
T~~19~66o"
Special assistant (air defense)
Special assistant and director of planning.
Special assistant (electronics)
Special assistant for guided missiles
and space operations
l
17,500
1
Special assistant for specialized prob-"
lems
l
19,000
Special assistant (strategic weapons) I !
Special assistant to the director of
defense research and engineering
1
16,500
Staff director for defensive missiles
1
16,500
1
Staff director for tactical m i s s i l e s ^
1
15,500
Staff director for vulnerability analy1
15,000
StaffspecialistWchemfc^sciences'I!
Staff specialist for physical sciences...
Staff specialist (special projects)
GS-18. Rate of $17,500:
Administrative assistant to the secretary
1
17,514
Assistant to the secretary (legislative
affairs)
1
17,514

1961 estimate

T o t a l N u m - Total
ber salary
salary
$25,000
22,500

1
1

$25,000
22,500

22,000
20,000

22,000
20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000
20,000

20,000
20,000

20,000

1

20,000

20,000
20,000

1
1

20,000
20,000

20,000

19,000
19,000
19,000

19,000
19,000
19,000
19,000

1

19,000

19,000
19,000

19,000
19,000

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,600

16,500

16,600

17,500

17,500

19,000
17,500

19,000
17,500

38,000
15,500
15,500

38,000
15,500
15,500

15,500

1

15,500

14,500
16,500

14,500
16,500

15,500
19,000
17,500
16,500
16,500

15,500
19,000
17,500
16,500
16,500

15,500
19,000
18,500

15,500
19,000
18,500

17,500
17,000

17,500
17,000

19,000

1

19,000
19,000
17,000

19,000
17,000
16,500

1

16,500

15,000
15,000
15,000
16,300

1
1
1
1

15,000
15,000
15,000
16,300

17,514

17,514

17,514

17,514

1961

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

• Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-18. Rate of $17,500—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Deputy assistant secretary for Naber salary ber salary ber salary
tional Security Council affairs and
planning
__
1 $17,514
$17,514
1 $17,514
Deputy assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)
17,514
17,514
17,514
Deputy assistant secretary (properties
and installations)
17,514
17,514
17,514
Deputy assistant secretary (public
affairs)
17,514
17,514
17,514
Deputy assistant secretary (supply
and logistics)
17,514
17,514
17,514
Deputy comptroller for accounting
policy
17,514
17,514
17,514
Deputy comptroller for budget and
Department of Defense budget
officer
„
17,514
1 17,514
Deputy comptroller for financial and
operating management
17,514
17,514
17,514
Deputy general counsel
.
17,514
17,514
17,514
Director of construction
17,514
17,514
17,514
Director, office of Industrial personnel
security review
1 17,514
17,514
1 17,514
Director, office of planning and requirements policy
17,514
17,514
1 17,514
Director, office of procurement policy17,514
17,514
1 17,514
Director, office of production policy
17,514
Director, office of special operations
17,514
17,514
17,514
Director of maintenance engineering..
17,514
17,514
17,514
Director of transportation policy
17,514
17,514
17,514
Director, real property management17,514
17,514
17,514
Senior deputy assistant secretary
(supply and logistics)
17,514
17,514
1 17,514
Special assistant to the secretary.
17,514
17,514
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Assistant comptroller for contract
1 16,349
financing policy
_
16,349
1 16,349
Assistant comptroller for International security affairs
15,870
16,099
16,099
Assistant director of budget
30,784
15,392
15,621
Assistant director of construction
16,349
16,349
16,349
Assistant director, office of planning
15,621
and requirements policy-.^...
15,870
15,870
Assistant director, office of procure15,392
15,621
ment policy
15,621
Assistant director, real property
15,621
management
15,870
15,870
62,504
47,132
Assistant general counsel47,590
Chief, military construction branch
15,621
(comptroller)
15,621
Chief, procurement and production
15,392
branch (comptroller)
_
15,392
Chief, research and development
15,392
branch (comptroller)
1 15,392
15,621
Deputy director, office of manpower
16,349
16,349
1 16,099
requirements and utilization
15,870
15,621
1 15,621
Director, audit division
Director, civilian personnel policy
15,870
1 15,621
1 15,870
division
Director, economic and fiscal analysis
15,392
1 15,392
15,621
division
15,621
15,870
1 15,621
Director for small business policy
Director, management evaluation
15,392
I 15,392
division
„
—
Director, office of declassification
15,621
15,870
15,621
policy
16,349
16,349
16,349
Director, office of manpower supply..
15,621
15,621
15,392
Director, office of review and services15,621
15,621
15,392
Director, statistical services center—
Executive assistant to deputy assistant secretary (International security
affairs) for military assistance pro15,870
15,870
15,621
grams
Special assistant to the assistant
15,621
15,392
15,392
secretary (comp troller)
- — —
Special assistant to the assistant
15,621
15,621
15,392
secretary (public affairs)
Special assistant to the assistant
15,621
15,621
15,392
secretary (supply and logistics)
15,870
15,621
15,621
Special assistant to the secretary
15,621
15,392
15,392
Staff director for communications
15,870
15,621
15,621
Staff director for materiel management.
Staff director for research and special
16,099
16,099
15,870
projects
16,099
16,099
15,870
Staff director for review and analysis..
Staff director for storage and ware16,099
15,870
15,870
housing
15,870
15,870
15,621
Staff director for transportation.
Staff director, production and sched15,621
.15,621
15,392
ules division
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
15,163
15,163
15,163
Aeronautical powerplant engineer
Assistant director for small business
14,685
14,435
14,435
policy
14,206
14,206
Assistant general counsel
Assistant staff director for materials
15,163
15,163
14,914
and statistics
14,914
14,914
14,685
Assistant to the general counsel
Chief, appropriation
accounting
14,435
14,206
14,206
branch.
_
14,435
14.435
14,206
Chief, family housing division
14,435
14,206
14,206
Chief, fiscal analysis branch
Chief, general administration branch
1
14,685
' 14,435
1 14,435
(comptroller)
Chief, Industrial.and cost accounting
14,435
14,206
14,206
branch,
15,163
15,163
14,914
Chief, manpower utilization surveys
Chief, military construction branch
1 15,163
(comptroller)

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1959 actual

1900 estimate

Grades and ranges—Contlnuod
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Chief, operations and maintenance
branch (comptroller)
1 $14,206
1 $14,206
Chief, oversea projects division (international security affairs)
14,435
1 14,685
Chief, personnel branch (comptroller).
14,914
1 15,163
Chief, procurement and production
branch (comptroller)
14,206
Chief, projcct division (properties and
Installations)
15,163
15,163
Chief, property accounting branch
14,914
15,163
Chief, technical division (properties
and installations)
1 15,163
1 15,163
Chief, technical division (supply and
logistics)
14,435
14,435
Deputy assistant director of budget...
14,435
14,685
Deputy director, economic and fiscal
analysis division
14,435
Deputy director, offico of armed forces
information and education
14,206
Deputy director, offico of fuels, materials and ordnance and chief,
ordnance division
15,163
15,163
Director, data systems research staff..
14,435
14,685
Director, intelligence programs
14,435
14,685
Director, office of emergency planning.
14,435
14,685
Director, office of Industrial relations.
14,914
15,163
Director, office of National Security
Council affairs
14,685
14,685
Director, office of news services
14,206
14,200
Director of Operations Coordinating
Board affairs
14,435
14,435
Executive assistant to the assistant
secretary (supply and logistics)
14,206
1 14,206
Executive secretary, defense science
board
15,163
General engineer (guided missiles and
nuclear application)
15,163
1 15,163
Historian
14,685
1 14,685
Racial relations adviser
14,206
1 14,206
Special and confidential assistant
(legislative affairs)
1 14,206
Special assistant (industrial engineering)
1 14,435
Staff director for cataloging
1 14,206
1 14,435
Staff director for Inspection and
quality control
14,206
1 14,206
Staff director for planning guidance...
14.685
1 14,685
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
77,250
78,789
Administrative secretary
13,6S6
13,978
Aeronautical engineer
27,956
40,727
Architectural engineer
13,978
13,978
Assistant for administrative management
13.686
1 13,686
Attorney
26,145
2 26,145
Auditor
13,033
1 13,033
Biological and medical sciences
1 12,771
specialist
173,572
13 175,028
Budget analyst
13,978
1 13,978
Budget systems analyst
13,636
1 13,978
Cartographer
13,978
1 13,978
C hemical engineer
28,434
2 23,434
Chemist
55,017
4 55,308
Commodity-industry analyst
25,542
2 25,542
Communications specialist
13,374
1 13,374
Conservation specialist
55,912
55,912
4
Construction management engineer39,519
3 40,455
Data systems specialist
26,457
2 26,769
Declassification specialist
13,978
1 13,978
Director of budget and finance
13,978
1 13,978
Director of facilities and services13,083
1 13,083
Director, office of public services...
13,686
1 13,978
Director, office of security review. .
14,227
1 14,227
Director of personnel
13,978
1 13,978
Director of security services
96,367
8 110,262
Economist
8 110,034
8 108,827
Electronic engineer
3 40,434
3 39,540
Executive assistant
4 54,725
5 68,079
Foreign affairs officer
140.25S
12
168,214
10
General engineer
1 13,978
1 13,978
Geologist
1 12,771
Industrial engineer
4 54,121
4 53,518
Industrial security specialist
11 151,195
11 149,427
Industrial specialist
1 12,771
Information specialist
3 40,081
3 40,031
Intelligence specialist..
1 13,978
1 13,978
Labor economist..
1 13,374
1 13,083
Legislative analyst
3 39,769
2 28,205
Management analyst
2 26,748
2 26,166
Manpower analyst
3 41,934
3 41,934
Manpower utilization specialist.
1 13,374
1 13,083
Marine engineer.
1 13,978
1 13,978
Mathematician
1 13,978
1 13,978
Mechanical engineer
1 13,973
1 13,978
Metallurgist.
1 13,978
1 13,978
Mobilization planning officer
13.978
1
13,978
1
Naval architect—
2 27,956
2 27,372
Personnel specialist
1 13,978
Physicist
8 106,057
7 92,164
Procurement officer
2 27,664
1 13,374
Production specialist
11 145,910
10 133,431
Program analyst
7 93,057
7 91,809
Program coordinator
1 13,374
1 13,033
Realty officer
5
3 39,249
Scientific warfare adviser—
1 13,686
Security review specialist
4 54,954
7 93,828
Special assistant...
7 65,888
7 96,761
Statistician

1961 ostlmato

1961

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1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , SECRETARY OF

N u m - Total N u m ber
ber
salary

DEFENSE—Continued

94 $701,067

Deduct lapses
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,77U to Jl3,U7l>—Contlnuod
Storage socialist
Supply requirements officcr
Supply socialist
Trade control specialist
Transportation socialist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative olllccr
Aeronautical research engineer
Assistant administrative secretory
Attornoy
Auditor....
Bacteriologist
Budget anlayst
Chemist
Civil e n g i n e e r . . . .
Commodity-Industry analyst.
Communications specialist
.
Construction management engineer...
Director of graphics and special presentations
Economist
Elcctrical engineer
Electronic engineer
Equipment specialist
Executive assistant
Fiscal analyst
Foreign affairs olllccr
General engineer
General supply officer
II 1st or Lin
Industrial relations specialist
Industrial security specialist
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspection specialist
Intelligence officer
Manpower utilisation specialist
Mechanical engineer
Methods examiner
Ordnance engineer
Personnel officer
Production specialist
Program analyst
Program coordinator
Realty officer
Scientific warfaro adviser
Security officer
Security review specialist
Special assistant
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supply requirements officer
Supply specialist
Surplus property disposal officer
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Architect
Attorney
Budget analyst
Commodity-industry analyst
Editorial specialist
Executive assistant
Facilities and services officer
Foreign affairs officer
General engineer
Graphics and presentations analyst.,
Historian
...
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Legislative analyst
Personnel classification officer
Personnel officer
Petroleum engineer
Procurement officer
Program analyst
Security officer
Spccial assistant
Statistician
Transportation specialist....
GS-12. $3,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,385
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,930 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,W0 to $4,940..
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
G S - l . $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
Total permanent

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1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber
salary
ber salary
ber
salary
$27,060
106,702
26,145
13,978
40,435

$27,372
107,617
26,769
13,978
41,038

$27,664
95,428
26,769
13,978
41,038

120.118

121,283

122,282
11,835
23,670
12,334
71,280
11,835
12,085
83,157
12,563
12,813
12,563
23,212
99,048

11,606
23,212
12,085
70,095
11,606
11,835
57,512
12,563
25,126
12,563
22,714
98,590

11,357
24,898
12,563
24,169
23,441
23,441
11,357
23,920
86,027
11,357
36,254
24,169
48,588
34.549
23,192
23,691
36,504
12,563
11,835
12,563
12,334
12,563
49.296
71,032
23,441
24,169
11,835
36,732
47,132
122,698
11,606
48,089
47,362
24,169
35.297
57,781
1
2

10,629
21,008
60,377
50,482
11,107
9,901
11,107
9,901

1 11,107
9,901
1
3 30,659
1 10,629
4 41,537
1 10,150
1 11,107
2 20,759
1 10,379
3 32,095
1 10,379
2 21,008
9,901
1
6 64,229
1 10,629
42
37 275,326
3 22.548
83 535, 111
25 154,300
147
222
1,135,960
204
928,016
111 439,007
51 190,044
12 44,761
3,349
1
19

88,623

11,606

23,441
12,334
70,593
11,835
12,085
82,657
12,563
25,126
12,563
22,963
99,018
1
2

11,606
25,147

1
2

2 24,169
2 23,670
2 23,691
1 11,357
3 35,776
9 111,382
1 11,606
3 36,254
1 11,357
" 35,755
49,066
80,476
23,441
23,910

0
2
3
:i
3
11
1
4
4
2
3
5
1
2
1
6
6
1
1

_
1
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
5
I
35
42
3
87
25
154
224

1,161,567
220
1,003,301
103 414,857
42 159,738
II 41,682
1
3,453
19

24,398
23,920
23,920
11,606
36,025
111,611
11,606
36,962
11,357
35,755
49,295
80,476
23,691
24,169
37,231
12,563
12,085
12,563
23,920
12,813
49,794
48,588
23,920
36,233
12,085
24,648
35,276
124,177
11,835
48,817
48,109
24,648
36,004
47, 111

12,563
11,835
12,563
23,920
12,563
49,545
71,781
23,920
36,004
12,085
24,398
35,047
134,784
11,835
48,089
47,860
24,648
36,004
58,488
10,858
21,257
9,901
61,359
61,339
11,107
10,150
11,107
9,901
9,901
11,107
10,150
41,060
10,629
19,802
10,150
11,107
20,759
10,629
32,593
10,629
21,237
9,901
54,309
10,858
309,086
316,573
22,693
562,306
157,252
872,642

89,581

11,606
25,147

1 10,858
1 10,150
1
9,901
6 61,837
6 61,583
1 11,336
1 10,150
1 11,107
1 10,150
1 10,150
1 11,107
1 10,150
4 41,309
1 10,858
2 19,802
1 10,379
1 11,107
2 21,257
1 10,629
2 21,736
1 10,629
2 21,487
1 10,150
5 54,309
1_ 10,858
35 311,556
41 310,294
3 22,256
80 524,180
25 157,835
153 873,601
222
1,158,114
216
993,479
102 414,372
41 157,117
11 41,973
3,453
1
18

84,839

1,444
1,500
1.472
11,696,499
12,416,180
12,259,591

Total N u m - Total
ber salary
salary

60 $500,985

12 $155,181

N e t permanent (average number,
1,460
1,440
1,350
net salary)
12,104,410
11,915,195
10,895,432
Positions other than permanent: Inter146,400
140,000
137,559
mittent employment
Other personal services:
47,190
94,405
44,065
Regular pay above 52-week base
326,800
320,300
322,333
Overtime and holiday pay
1,200
1,200
1,144
Uniform allowance
12,613,100
12,484,000
11,400,533
01
Personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses, Secretary of
Defense"
" N a v y management f u n d "

$11,287,342
113,191

$12,422,000
62,000

$12,551,100
62,000

SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , COURT OF MILITARY A P P E A L S , D E P A R T MENT OF D E F E N S E
1959 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,375:
Judge, Court of Military Appeals
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Chief commissioner
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Chief commissioner.
Clerk of the court
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Clerk of the court
Commissioner
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Commissioner
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Commissioner
D e p u t y clerk of the court
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 t o $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530

1961 estimate

N u m - T o t a l N u m - T o t a l N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
3

$76,500

3

$76,500

3

$76,500

1

15,392

1

15,392

14,914

N e t permanent (average n u m b e r ,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular p a y above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday p a y

14,435

1

14,435

1
3

13,978
38,313

3

39,249

3

1

12,563

1

12,563

1

39,249
12,563
40,580
10,379
25,521
22,090
12,314
22,505
20,425
33,882
3,598
4,035
15,017

40,351
10,150
25,521
22,090
12,002
21,924
20,280
33,590
3,598
4,035
15,017

39,853
10,150
25,023
21,340
11,710
21,320
19,968
32,719
3,515
4,035
15,017

Total permanent
Deduct lapses

01

1960 estimate

43
2

360,918
17,562

43

366,697
2,617

43

368,485
3,000

41

343,356

43

364,080

43

365,485

Personal services.

1,318
26

2,820
500

1,415
500

344,700

367,400

367,400

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES P A I D FROM
PROCUREMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND M I S S I L E S ,
ARMY,
AND
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, T E S T , AND EVALUATION, A R M Y

1959 actual
Grades and ranges:
NumGS-18. $17,500:
ber
Director, systems support equipment
laboratory
1
Research analyst
1
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Chief, instrumentation division.
1
Chief scientist
-«D e p u t y director, industrial opera"
1
D e p u t y director, missile firing labora1
D e p u t y director, structures a n d
mechanics laboratory..
Director, liaison group
Director, space programs
_ Research a n a l y s t . . .
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Chief psychologist
Chief, production engineering branch

1

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Total N u m - T o t a l N a m - Total
salary
ber salary
ber
salary
$17,514
17,514
15,621
1

$15,392

1

$15,392

1

14,435

1

14,435

15,621
15,621

1
1
1
5

15,621
15,621
15,621
78,105

1
1

14,206
14,685

1961

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,160—Continued
Deputy chief scientist
Director of applications engineering,
engineer research and development
laboratory
Physical science administrator, engineer research and development
laboratory
Research analyst
Technical director of research (preventive medicine and epidemiology).
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Chemist
Comptroller
_I
H
Digital computer programer
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Industrial specialist
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Parasitologist
Physical science officer..
Physicist
Planning officer
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Psychologist
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator...
Technologist
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative assistantAdministrative officer
Anthropologist
Architect
Attorney-adviser
Biochemist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Educational officer
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Engineer...........
Geographer
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector..
Management analyst
.
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Microbiologist.
Parasitologist
Personnel officer
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Processing and packing technician....
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist
Publications officer
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientist, general
Statistician
Supply requirements and distribution officer..
Technologist
Training officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
.
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
.
Agronomist
..
Airplane pilot..I
II
Architect
Archivist
Attorney-adviser....
—
- —Audlologist
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist..
Biophysicist..."""
Budget analyst

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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber
ber salary ber salary
1 $14,685

1 $14,685

1 $14,914

1

15,163

1

15,163

1

15,163

1 14,914
14 205,980

1

14,914

1

15,163

1

14,685

1

14,685

1

14,435

13,686
40,143
12,771
12,771
14,227
13,083
54,141
27,372
13,374
15 203,941
3 41,058
229
3,119,960
2 27,372
7 94,265
5 69,890
2 27,372
1 12,771
2 25,542
29 391,538
123
1,683,157
13,978
13,686
54,744
26,166
38,625
41,058
27,372
13,686
13,978

13,978
13,374
13,083
12,771
14,227
13,083
40,747
13,686
13,686
15 208,305
2 27,664
102
1,407,659
13,978
26,749
70,637
13,978
13,083
25,542
28 383,757
22
301,435

2 24,170
4 48,090
14 168,940
1 11,606

1 12,334
3 36,254
8 97,427
1 11,835
1 11,357
3 36,025
4 46,633
3 35,776
10 119,121
2 24,419
3 37,806
10 118,442
11 129,844
278
3,416,346
47,611
5 60,195
3 36,753
1 12,334
2 24,170
12 140,379
5 62,815
1 12,563
4 45,668
1 11,357

1 12,334
3 36,504
8 97.925
1 11,835
1 11,357
3 36.274
4 46,633
3 35,776
10 119,619
2 24,419
3 37,806
10 118,442
11 129,873
280
3,456,920
4 47,611
5 60,444
3 36,753
1 12,334
2 24,419
12 140,857
5 62,815
1 12,563
4 45,908
1 11,606

24,419
456,807
758,585
24,419
12,085
24,419
36,504
12,085
23,212
11,835
11,357
12,334
69,846

2 24,668
37 457,303
64 781,826
24,648
12,334
24,419
36,753
12,334
23,212
11,835
11,357
12,334
70,573

23,192
36,483
23,442

23,691
36,483
23,940

59,218
46,175
24,170
107,036
24,170
6 72,018
16 185,830
509
6,156.793
47.382
71,532
48,340
24,170
35,995
274,997
62,815
12,563
45,428
11,357
11,606
36,255
441,116
908,022
24.169
24.170
48,340
60,425
24,170
22,963
11,606
47,590
36,255
58,249
(3
1,002,077
2 25,126
3 36,005
36,255
58,947
24,170
7 73,675
9 96,368
39 412,551
1
9,901
33,321
9,901
52,395
31,887
21,258
30,450
29,703
20,300
11,107
42,516

13,686
41,642
26,457
12,771
27,664
27,372
13,686
13,978

2
5
1

24,419
59,196
12,085
31,159
43,452
300,275
9,901
40,381
33,321
9,901
42,494
21,487
10,629
20,529
29,703
20,300
11,107
32,116

1 13,978
1 13,374
1 13,083
1 13.083
1 14,227
1 13,374
3 41,330
1 13,978
1 13,686
16 208,305
2 27,956
104
1,435,074
13,978
26,749
70,637
13,978
13,083
26,166
29 396,527
22
302,621
1
3
2
1
2
2
1
1

2
5
1

13,978
41,642
26,748
13,083
27,956
27,956
13,978
13,978

24,419
59,196
12,334
21,487
43,681
300,982
10,150
41,158
33,321
10,150
42,973
21,487
10,858
20,758
30,450
20,753
11,107
32,345

107
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Budget officer
Cartographer
Cataloger
Chemist
"
Comptroller
IIIIIIIIIIH!
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Digital computer programer
Digital computer systems operator....
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Equipment technician
Geographer
Geologist
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Librarian
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officcr.
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Microbiologist
Military analvst
Military intelligence research analyst
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel requirements analyst
Photographer
Physical science officcr
Physicist
Physiologist
Planning officcr
Planning and production specialist..
Processing and packing technician...
Procurement and supply supervisor.
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist...
Psychophystoloelst
Publications officer
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Safety director
Scientific administrator

1900 estimate

1061 cstlmato

Nurn- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2
2
2
23
4
8
1
12
10
18

$20,779
21,258
21,258
246,499
42,037
64,304
10,150
128,504
106,290
187,193

1,045,464
864
9,160,363
6 63,274
2 20,529
2 20,758
3 31,887
5 53.145
1
9,901
4 42,994
59 627,538
4 44.428
3 32.3WS
39.604
32,116
29,703
10,150
11,107
21.258
31,887
10.629
22 236,907
160
1,699,409
6 60,651
1 10,150
2 21,258
2 21,258
7 73,675
3 31,887
16 170.064
3 30,201
7 73,651
5 51.687
4 42,266
6 63,273
4 42,516
15 153,339
2 21,258
109
1,157,354
1 10,150
3 31,159
1 10,629
3 31,637

Scientist, treneral
Security officer
Shop superintendent
Statistician
Supply requirements and distribution officer
3 31,887
Supply storage and distribution officer
9,901
1
Technologist
21 217,503
Traffic manager
1 10,629
Training officer
2 21,258
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
1,927
17,222,508
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
2,311
16,928,084
101 699,414
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
1,679
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
10,043.866
156 930,056
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
1,281
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
6,890,434
414
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390..
2,037,247
1,405
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940..
6,203,176
2,084
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325..
8,427,265
586
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065-.
% 167,171
43 148,494
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
16 50,956
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Positions established bv Public Law 313:
Associate science director, quartermaster research and engineering
1 15,200
command
Chief scientist and technical adviser..
Chief scientist, signal research and development laboratory
Chief scientist, snow, ice, permafrost
1 14,500
laboratory
Chief, physical and engineering sci1
14,500
ences branch
1 14,500
Chief, geophysical sciences branch
1 15.500
Chief, research and analysis division1 16,500
Chief engineer
Civilian director, office of ordnance
1 15,000
research
Chief adviser, assistant chief of staff
15,500
for research and development
18.000
Director, missile firing laboratory
18,000
Director, aeroballlstics laboratory—.
18,000
Director, guidance control laboratory.
17,500
Director, test laboratory.—-——

$20,530
10,858
10,629
258,663
31,806
42,206
10,150

$20,759
10,858
10,858
25S, 669
31,806
42,495
10,379

25 263,360
37
400,988
616
6,641,791
72,69,

25 266,966
38
412,762
660
7,183,397
7 73,444
2 21,008
1 10,150
2 21,258
2 21,716
3 32,345
1 10,150
3 32. 594
28 302,148
4 44,428
3 32.594
4 40,829
3 32,823
3 30,450
1 10,379
1 11,107
2 21,716
2 21,487
1 10.858
22 241.035
71
758,592
00,900
6
1 10.379
2 2t. 4H7
2 21,4S7
4 42.495
3 32,574
10 10S, 122
3 31.616
7 74.838
5 51,687
3 32,116
1 10.379
2 21,487
13 135,239
1 10.858
2
20,529
1 10.379
3 31,866
1 10,858
2 21,487

21,008

_
28
4

_
22
70

9,1)01
21,258
21,487
32,116
10,150
32,594
301,232
44,428
32,594
40,829
32,823
30.450
10,379
11,107
21.487
21,258
10.629
240,806

747,963
6 60,900
1 10.379
2 21.487
2 21.487
4 42,200
3 32,315
10 107,893
3 30.679
7 74,838
5 51,687
32,116
G C2.0S6
2 21,258
13 132,580
1 10,629
2
20,051
10,379
31,637
10,629
21,487
I

10,858

1 10,150
22 231,068
1 10,629
1 10,629
1,720
15,557,308
1,679
13,259,570
74 517,469
1,427
9,224,467
151 911,718
1,013
5,588,779
338
1,709,216
1,076
4,921,760
1,459
5,981,152
587
2,217,311
65 225,865
16 51,796

1

10.85S

1 10,1.50
22 231.317
1 10.85S
1 10.629
,665
15,076,777
1,752
13,137,823
74 519,428
1,348
8,784,812
148 906,056
1,003
5,677,269
338
1,743,457
1,083
5,067,604
1,462
6,100,019
587
2,261.566
65 229,189
16 51,790

1
1

15,200
14,500

1
1

1

17,000

1

17,000

1

14,500

1

14,500

1
1
1

14,500
14,500
15,500

1
1
1

14,500
14,500
15,500

1

15,500

1

15,500

15,200
14,500

1961

108

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961
1959 actual

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OP PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
PROCUREMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND MISSILES, ARMY, AND
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND EVALUATION, A R M Y — C o n .
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber
salary ber salary
ber salary
Positions established by Public Law
313—Continued
1 $17,600
Director, computation laboratory
Director, fabrication and assembly
1 17,500
laboratory
Dtrcctor, structure and mechanics
1 18,000
laboratory
Deputy director, guidance control
1 17,500
laboratory
Director, systems analysis and relia1 17,500
bility laboratory
Deputy director, development opera1 18,000
tions division
18,000
Director, research project laboratory..
1 18,000
Director, development operations di19,000
vision
D e p u t y chief, research and develop1
ment division ordnanco missile
1 $17,000
laboratory
1 $17,000
1 16,000
Deputy commander for scientific activities
1 17,000
1 16,500
1 17,000
Director, physical sciences division...
1 14,000
1 14,000
1 14,000
Director of research, engineer research
and development laboratories
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 15,000
Director, military personnel, Adjutant General's office
1 14,500
1 14,500
Physical sciences administrator
1 14,500
1 14,500
1 14,500
Project director, Redstone and Pershing
I
18,000
Scientific director, transportation research and development command..
1 16,000
1 16,000
1 16,000
Scicntlflc director, food and container
Instltuto
1 14,500
1 14,500
1 14,500
Scientific director, quartermaster research and engineer command
16,500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Scicntlflc director
16,500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Scientific director of polar research
17,500
1 17,500
1 17,500
Supervisory electronic engineer
7 103,500
7 103,500
7 103,500
Supervisory electronic scientist
1 15,500
1 15,500
I 15,500
Supervisory physicist
1 16,500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Technical director
1 14,500
1 15,000
1 15,000
Technical director, engineer research
and development laboratory
1 15,500
1 15,900
1 15,900
Technical director of research, Army
medical research library
1 15,000
1 15,500
1 15,500
Technical director of research, communicable and parasitic diseases
1 16,500
1 17,500
1 17,500
Technical director of research, neuropsychiatry and neurophysiology
1 18,000
1 18,400
1 18,400
Technical director of research, medical
18,000
1 18,000
1 18,000
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
t h a n $9.890
18,597
147 683,550
147 684,500
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Foreman
20 206,938
12 124,162
12 124,162
General equipment
maintenance
worker
.
1 10,046
1 10,046
1 10,046
Equivalent to less than $9,890
6,436
4,451
4,467
34,713,019
24,212,117
24,227,392
Total p e r m a n e n t - .
Deduct—
Lapses-.
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

21,508
16,017
16,022
142,602,198
106,073,635
106,117,220
1,392
5,771,590
3

878
7,945,056

870
7,840,747

13,187

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
20,111
15,138
15,151
136,797,291
98,121,673
98, 269,567
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
2 20,130
1
6,906
1
6,906
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
78,719
75,677
74,611
Part-time employment
809
1,000
1,000
Intermittent e m p l o y m e n t . . . . .
74,952
79,200
83,700
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
551,909
862,327
434,164
Overtime and holiday pay
7,323,450
4,394,756
1,118,738
Nightwork differential
35,814
34,600
35,625
Living and quarters allowance
9,505
12,000
12,000
Uniform allowance
..
5,108
4,042
4,042
Additional pay for service abroad
32,561
43,219
45,047
01

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144,930,248

103,636,000

103,086,000

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Army":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Procurement of equipment and missiles, A r m y "
National Aeronautics and Space Administration

RESEARCH,

DEVELOPMENT,

TEST,

1960 estimate

$99,020,283
12,139,130

$88,473,000
816,000

33,760,297

14,347,000

10,538

AND EVALUATION,
1959 actual

AIR

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Director of research and development
1 $16,349
1 $16,349
(Rome air development center) —
Technical director, rocket engine test
1
16,349
laboratory (flight test center)
Technical director, plans and programs (Arnold engineering develop1
16,349
ment center)
1
16,349
Technical director, research and development (missile development
1
16,349
1
16,349
center)
_
Technical director, directorate of research (Wright air development
center)
1
16,349
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Technical director, directorate of
flight test (flight test center)
1
15,163
Technical director, electronic support
systems (Wright air development
center)
1
15,163
Director of aeronautical sciences
(office of scientific research)
1
15,163
Director of physical sciences (office
of scientific research)
15,163
1
Technical director, communications
and electronics (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Command)
1
15,163
Technical director, guidance and
control (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
1
15,163
D e p u t y director, electronic research
(Cambridge research center)
1
15,163
Technical director,
atmosphysics
(Cambridge research center)
1
15,163
Associate director, research and development (Rome air development
center)
15,163
Director of biosciences (office of
scientific research)
14,435
Director of mathematical sciences
(office of scientific research) ___
14,435
Senior scientist, h u m a n factors research (Wright air development
center)
14,435
Director of planning (Wright air
development center)
14,435
Deputy director of procurement
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1
14,206
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
26,140
39,210
Technical adviser
13,970
14,210
Management analyst
12,770
13,070
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
installations
13,978
13,978
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
operations
„
13,084
13,375
Assistant chief, missile facilities
division
13,070
13,070
Assistant chief, missile test division
13,070
13,070
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
division
___,
13,070
13,370
Assistant chief, technical support
division
13,970
13,970
Assistant chief, airborne support
division
13,970
13,970
Assistant chief, air defense weapons
division
13,970
13,970
Assistant chief, electronics division "
13,970
13,970
Assistant chief, strategic weapons
division
13,970
13,970
Assistant chief, tactical weapons
division
13,970
13,970
Assistant chief, advanced systems
division
13,970
13,970
Attorney
^
25,540
25,840

FORCE

1961 estimate

1961

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970—Continued
Chemist..
Chief, mechanics division
Chief, customer services division
Chief, management division
Chief, research requirements office...
Chief, operations analysis office
Chief, range plans and program review division
Chief, experimental track branch.
Chief, Lincoln project office
Chief, project space track group
Chief, balloon instrumentation development laboratory
Chief, space flight physics division. _
Chief, programs division
Chief, ionospheric physics laboratory
Chief, climatic meteorological development laboratory
Chief, communications sciences laboratory...
Chief, cloud physics branch
Chief, weather radar branch
Chief, boundary layer processing
laboratory
Chief, exploratory branch terrestrial
science laboratory. _
Chief, magnetics section
Chief, wave propagation laboratory...
Chief, infrared techniques branch
Chief, nuclear atmospheric laboratory.
Chief, geomagnetics branch ionospheric laboratory
Chief, thermal radiation laboratory...
Chief, propagation sciences laboratory.
Chief, systems research branch
Chief, ionospheric characteristics
laboratory
Chief, electromagnetic section
Chief, meteorological development
laboratory
Chief, electronic radiation laboratory.
Chief, atmospheric circulation laboratory
Chief, aerophysics laboratory
Chief, ionospheric physics laboratory.
Chief, control sciences laboratory
Chief,
computer
mathematical
sciences laboratory
Chief, electromagnetic laboratory
Chief, astrosurveillance laboratory
Chief, chemical-physics l a b o r a t o r y Contracting officer.
Deputy director, aerophysical sciencesDeputy director, Astia
Deputy director, comptroller
Director, mathematics
Director, solid state sciences
Technical director, missile captive
test
Technical director, 6511th test group.
Director, procurement division.
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical.
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, flight test...
Engineer, general.
Engineer, research
Mathematician.
Medical officer
Organization methods examiner
Personnel officer
Physicist.
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Psychologist...
Research and development officer
Research physiologist
Special assistant director, engineering
test
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accounting chief
Administrative officer
Technical adviser
Aircraft maintenance officer.
Management analyst
Assistant chief, customer services
division
Assistant chief, contract administration office
Assistant chief, data processing
directorate
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
comptroller
Assistant chief, directorate special testAssistant chief, procurement office—
Assistant chief, range support division.
Assistant chief, systems evaluation
division
Assistant chief, plans and programs
division
Assistant chief, control sciences
laboratory
Attorney
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1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num i- Total Num - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

13,374
13,686
13,978

$13,970
13,970
12, 771
13,686
13, 686
13,978

$25,540
13,970
13,083
13,978
13.978
13,978

13,978
13,970
13,970
13,970

13,978
13,970
13,970
13,970

13,978
13,970
13,970
13,970

13,070
13,970
26.140
13,070

13,370
13,970
26,440
13,070

13,370
13,970
26, 740
13,370

1 $13,970

13,070

13,070

13,370

1
1
1

13,970
13,070
13,070

13,970
13,370
13,070

13,970
13,37C
13,370

1

13,970

13,970

13,970

13,970
13,070
13,070
13,070
13,070

13,970
13,070
13,070
13,370
13,370

13,970
13,370
13,370
13,370
13,370

13,070
13.970
13,970
13,970

13,070
13,970
13,970
13,970

13,370
13,970
13,970
13,970

1
2

13,970
28,180

13,970
28,180

13,970
28,180

1
1

13,070
13,070

13,070
13,370

13,370
13,370

1
1
1
1

13,970
13,970
13,070
13,970

13,970
13,970
13,070
13,970

13,970
13,97C
13,370
13,970

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

13,970
13.970
13,970
12,770
12,770
13,970
13,083
13,970
13,970
13,970

13,970
13,970
13,970
13,070
12,770
13,970
13,083
13,970

13,970
13,970
13,970
13,070
12,920
13.970
13,374
13,970

1 13,970
1 13,970
1 12,770
16 221,654
6 82,628
7 95,119
3 41,610

13,970
13,970
13,070
220,943
122,138
108,480
41,910

82,620
27.940
276,648
2M20
25,840
9 119,010
"~1 13,070
15 204,750
1 13,370
2 25,840
79
1,087,296
6 80,520
1

16
9
8
3

6 82,920
2 27,940
20 277,848
2 28,420
2 25,840
9 119,010
1 12,770
1 13,370
15 205,350
1 12,770
1 13,670
2 25,840
74
1022,680
6 80.520

13,970
13,970
13,070
221,120
122.738
108,780
41,910
12,770
83,220
27, m
278,448
28,720
26,440
119,010
13,070
13,370
205,950
12. 770
13,670
26,440

16
9
8
3
1
6
2
20
2
2
9
1
1
15
1
1
2
74
1,024,780
6 81,120

13,978

1

13,978

1

13.978

11,835
48,070
12,075
35, 505
34,305

1
5
1
3
3

12,075
59,914
12,315
35,745
34,545

1
5
1
3
3

12,075
60,394
12,315
35,985
34,785

11,357

1

11,357

1

11,606

11,357

1

11,607

1

11,607

12.564

1

12,564

I

12,564

11,607
12,564
11,357
11,607

1
1
1
1

11,607
12,564
11,607
11,836

1
1
1
1

11,836
12,564
11,607
11,836

11,607

1

11,607

1

11,836

11,595

1

11,595

1

11,835

12,555
11.355

1
1

12,555
11,595

1
1

12,555
11,595

109
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Budget officer
Chemist
Chief, customer services division"
Chief, document processing division..
Chief, San Francisco regional office...
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, data Instrumentation division..
Chief, engineering division
Chief, materiel program requirements
division.
Chief, missile evaluation branch...!.!
Chief, processing control office
Chief, research projects branch
Chief, support instrumentation division
Chief, surveillance branch
Chief, data systems branch
Chief, powerplant branch
Chief, technical facilities 6511th test
Rroup
Chief, operations research analyst
Chief, components and techniques
research branch
Chief, applications research branch...
Chief, operational jjerformance branch.
Chief, Information presentation research branch
.
Chief, personnel office
Chief, field evaluation section
Chief, vehicle instrumentation branch.
Chief, meteorological equipment
branch
Chief, radar instrumentation branch..
Chief, data transmission section
Chief, badge section
Chief, equipment engineering branch.
Chief, balloon design branch
Chief, contract division
Chief, airborne research engineering
division
Chief, computation branch
Chief, technical plans division
Chief, research and development operations branch
Chief, geodesy branch
Chief, radio astronomy section
Chief, technical applications and development branch
Chief, semiconductor section
Chief, vehicle and instrumentation
branch
Chief, ultra high frequency electronics
branch
Chief, thermal test branch
Chief, microwave physical analysis
section
Chief, upper atmosphere circuitry
laboratory
Chief, cosmic reduction branch
Chief, hydromagnetics branch
Chief, special propagation section
Chief, astronomy branch
Chief, flight operations analysis
branch
Chief, atmospheric optics branch
Chief, composition branch
Chief, high temperature branch
Chief, information compression section
Chief, satellite meteor branch
Chief, terrestrial propagation branch.
Chief, data processing techniques section
Chief, waves and circuits section
Chief, advanced theory office.
Chief, radar and reflections s e c t i o n . .
Chief, communications theory section
Chief, propagation analysis section. .
Chief, research and analysis section...
Chief, missile antenna section
Chief, development section
—
Chief, solid state circuitry section—
Chief, nucleonics section
Chief, radiochemistry branch
Chief, applied mathematics section..
Chief, aircraft allocations division—
Chief, new projects office
—
Classification analyst
Contracting officer
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director of procurement
Editor
Education specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, civil
Engineer, combustion
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, materials
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, photographic
Engineer, power

1900 estimate

1961 estimate

Num.- Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $35,745
84,045
11,357
11,357
11,835
11,357
12,564
12,564

3 $35,985
6 71,490

3 $36,465
0 72,460

11,357
12,085
11,607
12,564
12,564

11,606
12,334
11,607
12,564
12,501

12,564
11,607
11,607
12,564

12,564
11,836
11,607
12,564

12,664
11,836
11,836
12,564

12,564
12.564
12,555
12,555

12,564
12,664
12,555
12,655

12,564
12,564
12,555
12,555

11,595
12,555

11,595
12,555

11,835
12,555

11,355
11,355
11,595

11,355
11,595
11,595

11,595
11,695
11,835

11,835
11,355
12,555
12,555

12,075
11,595
12,555
12,555

12,075
11,595
12,555
12,655

12,555
11,595
12,555
12,555
12,555
11,595
11,355

12,555
11,595
12,555
12,555
12,555
11,835
11,595

12,565
11,835
12,555
12,555
12,555
11,835
11,595

12,555
12,555
12,555

12,555
12,655
12,655

12,555
12,655
12,655

11,595
11,595
12,555

11,595
11,595
12,555

11,835
11,835
12,555

12,555
12,555

12,555
12,555

12,555
12,555

12,555

12,555

12,555

12,555
12,555

12,555
12,565

12,555
12,555

23
21

30
57

2

11,595

11,835

11,535

11,595
11,595
12,555
12,555
12,555

11,595
11,835
12,555
12,555
12,555

11,835
11,835
12,555
12,555
12,555

12,555
11,595
12,555
12,555

12,555
11,595
12,555
12,555

12,555
11,835
12,555
12,555

11,595
12,555
U, 595

11,835
12,555
11,595

11,835
12,555
11,835

12,555
12,555
12,555
11,595
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
11,355
12,555
11,595
34,547
11,355
11,355
11,595
12,555
346,794
71,490
259,848
11,595
11,595
37,665
72,930
49,268
359,742
707,988
35,265
49,260
11,595
24,150

12,555
12,555
12, 555
11,836
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,655
12,555
12,555
12,565
12,555
12,555
11,595
12,555
11,835
35.276
11,695
11,355
11,595
12,795
30 368,904
83,087
20 248,763
11,595
11,595
.........
6 73,410
5 60,863
30 360,496
70 867,843
1 12,555
4 49,500
1 11,595
2 24,390

12,555
12,555
12,555
11,835
12,555
12,555
12,555
12, 555
12, 555
12,555
12,555
12,555
12,555
11,595
12,795
11,835
35,516
11,595
11,595
11,835
12,795
30 370,470
83,816
249,962
11,835
11,835
...... . . . . . .
6 73*890
5 60,863
30 362,010
70 870,242
1 12,555
5 60,857
1 11,835
2 24,630

1961

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961
1959 actual

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, T E S T , AND EVALUATION, A I R F O R C E —

Continued
1959 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Engineer, research
Engineer, safety
Historian.
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Mathematician
Medical oUlcer
Nuclear physicist
Operations analyst
Organization methods e x a m i n e r . . .
Personnel officer
Personnel technician
Physicist
Procedures analyst
...
Procurement officcr
Psychologist
Research adviser
Research and development officer
Research physiologist
Security officer
Statistician
Supply officer
Technical writer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Technical adviser
Aircraft maintenance officer
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, data processing branch.
Assistant chief, advanced systems
division
Assistant chief, base installations
division
Assistant chief, Dynasoar division
Assistant chief, Mace division
Assistant chief, provost marshal
Assistant chief, photographic branch.
Assistant chief, field evaluation section.
Assistant chief, aerophysicslaboratory.
Assistant chief, ionospheric physics
laboratory
A ss istant chief, missile antenna section.
Attorney
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Chemist
Chief, customer relations section
Chief, Dayton regional office
Chief, financial management b r a n c h Chief, plans and analysis branch
Chief, reproduction branch
Chief, scientific analysis branch
Chief, search branch
Chief, budget division
Chief, c o m m u n i c a t i o n s s y s t e m s
branch.....
Chief, contracts division
Chief, ground safety division
Chief, optics branch
_
Chief, plans and programs d i v i s i o n . . .
Chief, program requirements division.
Chief, programs branch
Chief, program development branch.
Chief, program guidance branch
Chief, radar systems branch
Chief, range facilities branch
Chief, special systems branch
Chief, supply and property division..
Chief, telemetry branch
Chief, timing control systems b r a n c h .
Chief, transportation division
Chief, accounting and finance division.
Chief, ground safety division
Chief,
manpower
management
branch
.
Chief, missile test branch
Chief historian, information services
office.
Chief, resources management division.
Chief, management requirements
division.
Chief, financial and cost analysis division
Chief, aircraft probing division
Chief, radiological unit
Chief,
engineering
requirements
branch
Chief,
equipment
development
branch
Chief, test and planning section
Chief, airborne research b r a n c h . .
Chief, resources branch

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1961 estimate

N u m - Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
salary
ber
salary ber
9 $112,035
2 25,110
1 11,835
1 11,595
3 35,265
10 119,559
9 104,355
1 12,555
1 12.564
1 12,075
9 104,625
1 11,595
35 430,785
1 11,355
3 34,785
12 136,980
1 11,357
192
2,389,930
48,060
11,355
24,150
23,670
11,355

9 $112,035
25,350
11,835
11,835
35,985
10 119,799
93,240
12,795
12,564
12,075
105,315
11,595
503,966

9 $112,575
2 25,590
12,075
12,075
36,465
1 120,759
93,240
12,795
12,564
12,315
106,755
11,835
505,406

3 35,265
13 149,556
11,357

35,985
150,496
11,606

2,251,825
48,300
11,595
12,555
23,910
11,595

2,255,674
48,540
11,595
12,555
24,390
11,595

6 61,041
14 149,508
1
9,890
4 41,971
16 165,680

61,990
180,989
10,130
42,211
167,120
9,901

62,230
182,367
10,130
42,701
168,600
9,901

11,108

11,108

11,108

11,108
11,108
11,108
9,901
10,130
11,090
10,130

11,108
11,108
11,108
10,151
10,370
11,090
10,130

11,108
11,108
11,108
10,151
10,370
11,090
10,370

1 10,130
1 10,130
7 72,118
1
9,890
6 61,740
11 120,070

10,370
10,130
72,838

10,370
10,370
73,686

9,901
9,901
9,901
9,901
10,380

62,298
120,310
9,901
11.107
9,901
9,901
9,901
9,901
9,901
10,629

62,940
120,550
10,150
11.107
10,150
10,150
10,150
10,150
10.150
10,629

11,108
10,629
11,108
11,108
11,108
9,901
11,108
10,151
10,151
11,108
10,151
11,108
9,901
11,108
11,108
9,901
9,890
11,090

11.108
10,629
11,108
11,108
11,108
10,151
11,108
10,151
10,380
11,108
10,151
11,108
9,901
11,108
11,108
10,151
9,890
11,090

11.108
10,858
11,108
11,108
11,108
10.151
11,108
10,380
10,380
11,108
10,380
11,108
10,151
11,108
11,108
10,151
10,130
11,090

9,890
11,090

9,890
11,090

10,130
11,090

1

1

1
1

11,107

9,890
9,890

10,130
10,130

9,890

10,130

10,130

10,130
10,370
10,130

10,130
10,370
10,370

10,370
10,610
10,370

1

11,090

11,090

11,090

I
1
1
1

11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Chief, semiconductor section
Chief, paramagnetics unit
Chief, physics branch.
Chief, thermomagnetics unit
Chief, applications branch
Chief, single crystal unit
Chief, magnetics unit
Chief, program section
Chief, composition branch
Chief, thermal spectroscopy b r a n c h . . .
Chief, circuitry applications unit
Chief, vacuum electronics section
Chief, transistor circuitry unit
Chief, data processing techniques section
Chief, control section, science laboratory
Chief, meteorological propagation
section
Chief, recognition section
Chief, very high frequency unit
Chief, special projects section
Chief, analytic unit
Chief, physical chemistry unit
Chief, chemical physics branch
Chief, materiel section radiochemistry
branch
Chief, technical library branch
Chief, technical information b r a n c h . . .
Chief, mathematical simulation evaluation section
Chief, statistical services division
Chief, biochemistry branch
Chief, physiology branch
Classification analyst
Communications officer
Contracting officcr
Cost accountant
D e p u t y director, comptroller
D e p u t y director, administration
Editor.
E ducation specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, civil
Engineer, combustion
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, flight test..
Engineer, general
Engineer, Industrial
Engineer, materials
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, photographic
Engineer, p o w e r . . . . . .
Engineer, research..
Engineer, safety
Engineer, sanitary
Engineer, standards
Fire prevention specialist
Fiscal accountant
Geophysicist
Historian
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspector ammunition
Investigator.
Librarian
Maintenance technician
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Mycologist
I
Nuclear physicist
Operations analyst
Organization methods examiner..
Personnel officer
Photographer
Physicist
"
Placement officer
__
Printing s u p e r i n t e n d e n t . . ! . " ! ™ "
Procurement officer
Psychologist
Real estate officer
!
Research and development officer".".!!!
Research physiologist...
Security officer
Special assistant industrial "relations'
office
Statistical analyst*."!!
Supply officer
Technical writer
!!!!!""!
Traffic manager
Training officer—!!!!!
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1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m ber
salary
ber
salary
$11,090
11,090
10,130
10,370
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
10,130
10,370
10,370
11,090

$11,090
11,090
10,130
10,130
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
10,130
10,130
10,130
11,090
1

10,130

1

10,130

1

11,090

1

11,090

1
1
1

22

11,090
10,130
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

11,090
10,130
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090
11,090

11,090
9,890
10,130

11,090
10,130
10,370

11,090
9,890
11,107
10,150
40,280
20,052
221,671
10,130
10,130
10,130
10,130
19,780
673,276
11,107
802,141
11,090
22,180
165,424
108,980
235,340
169,314

11,090
9,890
11,107
10,150
41,000
30,203
233,010
10,278
10,370
10,130
10,370
20,020
692,314
51,707
836,434
11,330
22,180
165,904
44,360
236,940
170,254

2
62
1
74
1
2
15
10
22
16
137
1,466,983
7 76,670
107
1,159,444
1
9,890
10 108,020
36 391,168
1 10,130
1 11,090
23 246,910
1 11,090
1 11,090
1
9,890
1 10,370
1 11,090
4 40,280
2 20,041
6 60,540
1
9,890
1 10,130
1
9,890
1 10,370
30 317,859
8 79,120
1 11,090
2 19,780
2 21,220
3 31,392
3 31,350
3 30,630
1
9,890
96
1,028,520
5 49,930
1
10,370
5 49,505
18 386,871
2 20,500
313
3,423,469
8 81,760
1
10,130
9,901
41,720
31,131
9,890
10,370
20,260
10,370

23
1"
1
1
1
2
64
5
77
1
2
15
4
22
16
145
1,550,211
7 76,910
107
1,165,924
1
9,890
12 130,200
38 412,868
1 10,370
1 11,090
23 247,630
1 11,090
1 11,090
1 10,130
1 11,090
1 10,610
1 11,090
4 41,000
2 20,281
6 61,260
1 10,130
1 10,370
1 10,130
1 10,370
31 328,740
9 89,250
3 32,310
2 20,020
1 10,850
4 41,502
4 41,772
4 41,298
3 30,870
1 10,130
107
1,146,190
5 50,650
1 10,370
7 70,254
34 346,758
2 20,740
322
3,523,742
2 20,740
1
10,370
1
4
4
2
1
2
1

10,151
41,960
41,501
20,020
10,610
20,500
10.370

Total

1961

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual
N u m - Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber
salary
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Chief, terrestial propagation section..
1 $11,090
Chief, thermal radiation laboratory.,
1 11,090
Chief, semiconductor physics u n i t
1 11,090
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
1,491
13,620,285
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
1,532
11,751,972
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
73 505,160
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
1,364
8,814,168
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
138 833,796
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
L, 191
6,592,185
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
534
2,678,010
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940—
2,043
9,587,799
GS-4, $3,755 to $4,325...
652
10,849,332
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
1,862
6,958,294
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
188 654,428
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530.
10 30,490
Grades established b y Public L a w 313:
Technical director, geophysics research (Cambridge research center).
1 15,500
Technical director, electronics research (Cambridge research center)..
1 16,500
Technical director to d e p u t y commander for testing (air proving
ground center)
1 15,500
Technical director, directorate of
development (Wright air development center)
1 16,500
Technical director, operations (Wright
1
15,500
air development center).
Technical director, guided missile
weapon systems (Wright air development center)
1 16,000
Technical director (Wright air development center)
1 17,000
Chief scientist, aeronautical research
laboratory (Wright air development
center).
1 15,000
Technical director, aerial reconnaissance laboratory (Wright air development center)
—
1 14,500
Technical director, aircraft weapons
systems (Wright air development
1 16,000
center)
Technical director, electronics (Rome
1 17,000
air development center)
Technical director, directorate of communications (Rome air develop1 15,000
m e n t center)
Technical director (Arnold engineer1 16,500
ing development center)
—
1 17,000
Technical director, (flight test center).
Technical adviser to commander
1 16,500
(missile development center)
Technical director, directorate of test
1
15,000
engineering (missile test center)
Chief scientist (office of scientific re1
15,500
search)
Director of materiel sciences (office of
1
14,000
scien tific research)
Technical director, propulsion laboratory (Wright air development
14,500
1
center)
Technical director, aeromedical laboratory (Wright air development
1
14,500
center)
Technical director, directorate of
laboratories (Wright air develop1 15,000
m e n t center)
Technical director, aircraft laboratory (Wright air development cen
1
14,500
ter)
Technical director, weapons guidance
laboratory (Wright air development
1 14,500
center)
Director, advanced studies (office of
1 15,150
scientific research)
Technical adviser, d e p u t y comm a n d e r for development a n d test
1
14,500
(air proving ground center)
Director of programs a n d requirem e n t s (Wright air development
1
15,000
center).
Technical director, communications
a n d navigation laboratory (Wright
1
14,500
air development center)
Consultant, mathematician (missile
1 16,000
development center)
Technical director, electronic compon e n t s laboratory (Wright air devel1 14,500
o p m e n t center)
Technical director, operational applications laboratory (Cambridge re1
14,500
search c e n t e r ) . . . .
Senior scientist,
fluid
dynamics
b r a n c h (Wright air development
1
14,500
center)
Technical director, weapons systems
(Headquarters, Air Research a n d
1 16,500
Development Command)

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1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber salary
1 $11,090
1 11,090
1 11,090
1 494
13,664,124
1,557
11,973,330
73 506,693
1,360
8,804,640
134 812,218
1,191
6,614,814
524
2,648,296
L, 978
9,331,977
2,653
10,922,401
,866
7,006,830
161 563,661
14 43,449

1 $11,090
1 11,090
1 11,090
1,495
13,759,649
1,578
12,212,757
73 510,515
1,361
8,855,941
134 822,233
1,241
6,919,669
527
2,689,965
1,922
9,006,492
2,676
11,125,534
1,835
6,949,761
123 439,269
14 44,034

1

16,000

1

16,000

1

16,500

1

16,500

1

16,000

1

16,000

1

16,500

1

16,500

1

15,500

1

15,500

1

16,500

1

16,500

1

17,000

1

17,000

1

15,150

1

15,150

1

15,000

1

15,000

1

16,000

1

16,000

1

17,000

I

17,000

1

15,000

1

15,000

1
1

16,500
17,000

1
1

16,500
17,000

1

15,000

1

15,000

1

15,500

1

15,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

15,000

1

15,000

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

15,000

1

15,000

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,500

1

14,600

1

16,500 I

1

16,600

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1959 actual

1960 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by Public Law 313—
Continued
Technical director to deputy com- Num- Total Num- Total
mander, research and development
ber
salary
ber
salary
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1 $17,500
1 $17,500
Technical director, plans and programs (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Command)
1 17,500
1 17,500
Technical director, aeronautics and
propulsion (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
1
15,000
Technical director, nuclear applications division (Headquarters, Air
Reseaich and Development Command)
1 14,500
Technical director, h u m a n factors
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1 14,500
1 14,500
Technical program director (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
1
14,500
1 14,500
Technical director, technical resources
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1
1
15,500
15,500
Scientific adviser to director of research (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Command)
1
15,500
1
15,500
D e p u t y director, plans and programs
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1 14,500
1 14,500
Director of chemical sciences (office of
1 14,500
scientific research)
Guidance test manager, central
inertial guidance test facility (mis1 19,000
sile development center)
Chief scientist (missile development
center)
1 16,000
Technical director of life sciences
(Headquarters, Air Research and
1 14,500
Development Command)
Technical director, guidance and control (Headquarters, Air Research
1 15,500
and Development Command)
Technical director, communications
and electronics (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Com1 15,500
mand)
Technical director, electronics supporting systems (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Com16,000
1 16,000
mand)
D e p u t y director, electronics research
15,500
1 15,500
(Cambridge research center)
Director, Sacramento Peak Observa15,500
1
15,500
tory (Cambridge research center)...
Director of physical sciences (office of
15,150
1 15,150
scientific research) „
Associate director, research and development (Rome air development
14,500
1 14,500
center)
Technical director, directorate of flight
15,000
1 15,000
test (flight test center)
Director of solid state sciences (office
14,430
of scientific research)
Mathematical adviser for research operations (missile development cen1 16,000
ter).—
Guidance technology specialist, central inertial guidance test facility
1 16,000
(missile development center)
Ungraded positions at annual rates $9,890
or above:
10,608
1 10,358
Engineer, maintenance.—
20,884
2 20,405
Foreman, maintenance
53,021
5 52,064
Foreman, shop
10,442
1
9,963
Metallurgist
51,544
5 51,294
Superintendent, aircraft shops
19,844
Technician, electronic
29,889
Technician, laboratory
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv8,753
,883
alent to less t h a n $9,890
52,269,100
52,810,850
23,970
24,121
Total permanent..
150,796,529
150,716,705
•62
966
Deduct lapses
6,054,396
6,439,504
N e t permanent (average number,
23,108
net salary)
— 23,155
144,742,133
144,277,201
Positions other t h a n permanent: Inter235,400
152,862
mittent employment
Other personal services:
1,116,919
555,111
Regular pay above 52-week base
3,212,334
3,117,178
Overtime and holiday p a y
143,064
121,140
Nightwork differential
48,520
Additional p a y for service abroad
149,498,370
148,262,178
01
Personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations

$147,855,944
406,234

$149,088,645
409,725

1961 estimate

1961

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

112

1959 actual

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued

ABMT—continued

SALARIES AND EXPENSES, ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY,
DEPARTMENT OF D E F E N S E
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-18. Rate of $17,500:
Assistant director for administrationDirector, policy and planning division.
GS-16. $14,100 to $15 150:
Assistant division director for p o l i c y Director, financial management and
reports division
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,070:
Electronics engineer
Foreign program manager
Program analysis officer
Projects manager
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
General engineer
Mathematical statistician
Program analyst
Program management officcr
Projects manager
Special assistant
—
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Budget analyst
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-<J. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Grades established by act of August 1,
1947, Public Law 313, 80th Cong.
(61 Stat. 715), as amended:
Director, advanced research projects
agency
Director, technical operations division.
Chief, ballistic missile defense research branch
,
Chief, reliability and exploratory research branch
Chief, ballistic missile defense engineering branch
Chief, communications and tracking
branch
Chief, missile engine and propellant
branch
Chief, satellite branch
Special assistant to director
Special assistant, technical operations
division
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52*week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Uniform allowance
01

1961 estimate

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
1
1

$17,514
17,514

1

14,206

1

12,771

1
1

$17,514
17,514
15,163

15,163

1

14,206

14,435

13.083
12,771
12,771
51.084

13,083
12,771
13.083
51.084

11,606
11,606
12.085
11,357
45,428
11.357

11,606
11,606
12.085
11,606
45,428
11,606

11,835
11,357
11,357

1
1

$17,514
17,514

1

"i""i2;m

1
1

1
1

10,150

9,901
8,341
14,060

9,901
8,341
7,030
6,136
32,656
39,166
40,808
7,904
3,515

32,948
49.358
56,741
8,008
3,515

19,000
17,000

19,000
19,000

19,000

17,000

17,000

16,000

16,000

^14^316
18,428
33,820
50,566
57,762
8,195
3,598

18,116

15,500

15,500

1

15,500

15,500

15,500

15,000

15,500
15,500
15,000

15,500
15,500

1
1

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

1

4,742

4,742

1

4,742

67
1

589,155
6,520

44 351,024
15 118,969
29

Personal services.

70
10

626.275
102,865

232,055

523,410

13,793

26,000

26,000

1,315
2,969

4,490
6,000
100

2,265
6,000
100

250,132

560,000

617,000

582,635

66

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
CONSOLIDATED

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES
MILITARY CONSTRUCTION, ARMY
1959 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Engineer
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Engineer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officerAttorney
Attorney-adviser
Comptroller
Engineer
Geologist
Legal administrator..
Personnel d i r e c t o r . . .

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1960 estimate

N u m - Total Num- Total
ber
salary
ber salary
2 $29,120
47
$654,630
2 23,192
1 11,606
4 46,633
7 80,246
149
1,844,865
1 12,563
1
11,357

41

FROM

1961 estimate

Number

Total

2 $29,120
41

551,477

553,037

2 23,442
1 11,606
4 46,882
7 80,973
151
1,870,191
1 12,563
1 11,606
1 11,357

2 23,691
1 11,835
4 47,611
6 69,845
150
1,865,078
1 12,563
1 11,606
1 11,357

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555—Continued
Personnel officer
—
Procurement and supply supervisor..
Realty officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Budget officer
—
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
D e p u t y comptroller
Engineer

N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
3 $34,071
1 11,357
2 24,399

3 $34,071
1
11,606
1 11,606

5 50,960
2 20,529
5 52,185
1 11,107
17 177,638
7 71,717
16 165,895
4 40,102
9,901
1
16 167,081
1 11,107
9,901
1
9,901
1
575
6,266,086
e
"1 10,629
2 22,214
1 10,150
4 40,331
4 42, 744
9,901
1
1 10,379
1 11,107
8 83,783
1 11,107

50,960
20,758
52,434
11,107
180,128
71,966
167,579
50,730
9,901
167,828

Fiscal officer...
Geologist
Legal administrator
Management analyst
Personnel officer
Position classifier
Procurement officer
Procurement and supply supervisor..
Realty officer.
Safety director
Supply requirements and distribu4 40,560
tion officer
Supply storage and distribution
1
10,380
officer
1,455
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
13,438, 518
2,160
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230,.
17,163,088
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405„
190
1,324,964
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
1,860
12,112,629
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
342
2,038,971
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
1,542
8,500,309
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
715
3,551,135
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
1,220
5,481,622
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
1,458
5,943,227
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
1,410
5,305,824
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
265 924,405
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
49 160,532
Ungraded positions at annual rates $9,890
or above:
Engineer
1
10,067
Electronic equipment installation and
and maintenance worker
2 20,696
Fixed industrial equipment and maintenance worker
1
10,150
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
1,851
5,455,075
Total p e r m a n e n t .
Deduct lapses

1960 estimate

17
7
16
5
1
16

1
9,901
1
9,901
563
6,148,825
10,629
22,214
10,379
30,181
43,223
9,901
10,379
9,901
84,281
11,107
4

40,809

10,440
1
S85
12,809,855
2,036
16,158,733
185
1,302,811
1,825
11,943,119
344
2,072,679
1,483
8,182,372
713
3,574,938
1,159
5,268,575
1,439
5,883,763
1,346
5,071,820
271 957,698
45 149,422
1

10,067

2

20,696

1

10,150

1,539
4,865,907

14,658
15,420
88,234,567
91,563,826
539
559
3,094,850
3,348,287

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
12,761
12,499
78,272,108
79,582,884
Foreign countries:
U.S.. ra
rates.
1,001
801
5,516,124
6,939,589
Local rates.
819
1,099
1,351,485
1,693,066
Positions other t h a n permanent:
Temporary employment:
United
States and possessions
582,100
746,637
Intermittent employment
_„"
13,000
24,948
0 ther personal services:
Regular p a y above 52-week base
653,883
338,752
Overtime and holiday pay
3,771,450
4,658,395
Nightwork differential
_ _~
21,700
35,124
Living and quarters allowance.
~
683,274
581,000
Additional pay for service abroad
"
1,391,103
1,278,500
01
Personal services, Army
92,041,350
96,093,772
Salaries a n d l w a g e s are distributed as
follows:
''Military construction, Air Force"
•Military construction, A r m y "
" M i l i t a r y construction, Air National*
Guard"
" M i l i t a r y construction, Air*Fo"rce Re-*
serve"
"Military construction," N a v y "
Acquisition, construction, and " h a "
provement," Coast Guard, Treasury
Department
*
" Cemeterial expenses,'" A r m y — C i v i l " !

63,595,955
30,596,211

61,095,000
28,857,000

1,421,143

1,430,000

14,135

274,000
41,500

293,734
37,062

246,000
79,550

1961

113

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

1959 actual

ABMY—continued
Salaries and wages are distributed as Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
follows—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
'Construction of power systems,"
Ryukyu Islands, Army
$74,209
"Construction, Alaska communication
system"
24,967
"Research and development," Federal
Aviation Agency
36,356
$18,300

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay_._.
01

1

16,349

1

16,349

2

27,956

2

27,956

1
1

12,563
11,357

1

12,563

1
1
1
2

11,336
10,150
5,138
10,192

1
1

11,336
9,901

1

4,493

10 105,041
1.1 12,949

7
82,598
1.8 29,829

8.9 92,092

5.2 52,769

Personal services, Office of Civil
and Defense Mobilization

354
94

231

92,540

53,000

1959 actual

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
01

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

2
1

$25,126
12,563

2

$25,126

1

$12,563

1
1
17
29
82
6
87
11
67
20
49
26
14
6

11,107
9,901
176,193
266,207
608,710
41,786
550,710
62,260
341,365
94,115
209,328
100,724
49,392
20,220

1
1
15
24
68
5
72
9
50
17
41
21
12
5

11,107
9,901
155,685
215,488
512,040
34,840
458,270
52,038
283,640
81,685
175,327
82,079
42,678
17,265

1
8
14
38
2
41
4
31
9
24
11
8
3

10,150
83,032
126,966
286,140
13,936
264,368
23,128
159,278
41,931
105,496
43,468
28,784
10,671

1

6,822

1

6,822

1

6,822

420 2,586,529
9
89,716

350 2,163,991
6
49,112

196 1,216,733
6
37,761

411 2,496,813

344 2,114,879

190 1,178,972

3,379
157

3,400

9,563
51,102
10,127
13,550

16,221
22,000
10,000
4,500

4,528
9,000
5,000
2,500

2,584,691

2,171,000

1,200,000

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
DEFENSE HOUSING, ARMY
1959 actual

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivTotal permanent.
Jeduct lapses . .

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1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Total
Num- Total Num- Total Number salary ber salary ber salary
23 $121,171
23 $121,323
22 $114,694
22
8

114,694
44,450

23

121,323
1,278

$46,402

8

$40,355

8

$42,370

23

116,646

31

160,400

31

162,600

442
358

1,222
378

619
381

117,446

162,000

163,600

1959 actual

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

Personal services

9

Personal services

23

121,171
941

Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $17,500:
Director, systems support equipment
laboratory
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Chief, instrumental division
Deputy director, missile firing laboratory
Deputy director, structures and
mechanics laboratory
Deputy director, industrial operations.
Director, liaison group
Director, space programs
Technical director, ordnance missile
laboratory
Technical adviser
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Chief, air defense branch
Chief, land combat branch
Chief, production engineering branch
Senior engineer
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist—
Ballistician
Biochemist
Biologist
Chemist
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Digital computer administrator....
Educational officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Industrial specialist
Inspector.
Logistics specialist
Management analyst
—
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Pathologist
Personnel director
Personnel officer
...
Personnel representative
Pharmacologist—
Physical science officer.
Physicist
—
Physiologist
Planning officer
Procurement officer—
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Research analyst
Research director
Scientific administrator
Staff assistant
Superintendent
Supply requirements and distribution
officer
Transportation officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer..
Architect
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Ballistician
Biochemist
Biologist
v--:
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
-»"-—-—
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Digital computer administrator..

1961 estimato

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

ARMY INDUSTRIAL FUND

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION, ARMY RESERVE

Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Engineer
Geologist
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Architect
--- — Attorney-adviser
Engineer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,630
L
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
—
GS-5. $3,495 to $4,065
—
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek baso
Overtime and holiday pay
01

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF CIVIL AND
DEFENSE MOBILIZATION

Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Engineer
GS-15. $12,770 to $14,690:
Engineer
GS-14. $11,355 to $13,276:
Engineer
Administrative officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,810:
Engineer
Security officer
GS-7. $4,980 to $6,330
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,840

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

1960 estimato

1960 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
I $17,514
1
1

15,621
15,621
15,621
15,621
15,621
15,621
15,621
16,349

1 $15,621
1 16,349
1
1

14,685
14,685

1

14,206

1 13,686
4 54, 744
15 205,874
1 12,771
3 41,517
5 68,430
2 27,956
2 27,372
14 191,877
3 40,143
1 13,686
1 13,083
3 41,058
21 287,406
123
1,691,724
~ 27,372
13,686
1 12,771
13,686
4 55,036
3 41,934
3 41,058
1 13,978
10 136,860
1 13,686
1 13,686
1 13.083
34 468,828
8 109,780
- 13,686
27,372
40,742
82,116

27,372
41,058
41,934
15 206,753
1 13,686
2 27,372
1
1

13,686
13,083

1
1
1
1

14,685
14,685
14,685
14,235

2 27,372
2 27,372
16 220,728
1 12,771
3 41,808
7 96,386
2 27,956
5 69,014
19 262,058
6 81,805
1 13,978
1 13,083
1 12,771
3 41,350
40 549,776
193
2,658,501
65,036
13,686
12,771
27,372
69,014
42,183
55,036
13,978
206,166
27,372
27,372
13,083
978,422
288,282
13,686
55,036
67,807
165,108
41,350
68,430
41,934
428,079
27,372
27,664
1
1

13,686
13,083

72,510
12,085
178,861
12,085
60,425
12,085
207,604
12,085
35,775
47,860
11,357
12,085

73,008
12,085
180,355
12,334
72,529
12,085
199,157
12,334
35,775
48,567
11,357
12,334

6
2

722,107
70,575
24,170

4
1

47,611
11,606

1,005,061
6 71,800
2 24,419
2 22,714
4 47,611
1 11,357

1961

114

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

REVOLVING

AND

MANAGEMENT

ARMV INDUSTRIAL F U N D — C o n t i n u e d
1059 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $11,353 to $12,555—Continued
Dmrtsumn
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Entomologist
Equipment technician
Geophyslctst
Historian
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector

Labor relations officer
I-Otfbtles spechllst
Management analyst
Marine sui>erlntciulcnt
Mathematician
Medlml officer
Metallurgist
Military analyst
Mobilization and planning olllcer
Organization and methods examiner.
Personnel director
Personnel olllcer
Personnel representative
Pharmacologist
Physic i! science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Planning officer
Printing and publication officer
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Research analyst
Safety director

Scientific administrator
Scientist general
Small business specialist.
Statistician
Superintendent
Supply requirements and distribution
officer
Supply storage and distribution officer
Toxicol op 1st
Training officer
Transportation officer
Veterinarian
GS-13. $9.S90 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
I!
Administrative officer
Desicner clothes
Architect
Attorney
Attn rney-ad vlser....
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Ballfstlcians
Biochemist
Biologist
I".;
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budcet officer
Business analyst
Cataloger
Chemist
^ "
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Designer toots, dies, and gages
Digital computer administrator.....
Dicital computer proeramer
Digital computer systems operator..
Draftsman
Electronic mechanic
I
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer..
Engineer
Equipment technician..
FilmI library
librni officer..
Fiscal officer
General counsel
Geophvsicist
Historian..
Hygienist
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Investigator
Labor relations officer
Logistics specialist
Maintenance program planner..
Management analyst
Manpower analyst
Marine superintendent

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I960 estimate

1961 cstimato

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $12,085
47 508,473
258
3,138,430
2 23,441
2 23,442
2 24,170
1
1
2
1

11,000
12,085
24,170
11,835

6 72,510
1 11.357
17 205,673
10 122,282
7 8-1,595
4 50,252

.....
1
5
1
3
33
41
5
2
1
10
20

"i2."0S5
12,085
60,175
12.085
37,689
401,062
49(5,691
60,673
24.419
12,085
120,601

241,700
12,085
3 37,689
36,733
3
46
555,635
8 100,504
1 12,085
4 47,361
2 24,170

2 $24,170
66 801,313
350
4,2M, 523
2 23,691
35,776
24,419
11,357
11.835
12,085
24,419
11,835
11.357
97,427
11,357
27 328,017
10 122,989
85,591
50,252
11,357
24,419
24,419
60,923
12,0S5
37,689
601,138
624,513
61,380
36,504
24,419
133,930
316,949
24,170
37,689
36,982
164
1,987,333
7 87,941
1 12,085
4 47,611
2 24,419

6

70,575

8

93,787

4

47,612

1
3
2

12,085
34.320
22,714

4
1
1
3
2

48,110
12.563
12,334
34.320
22,714

29
1
19
"1
3
2
7
5
27
1
7
6
2
10

306,496
10,150
201,222
11,107
31,887
21,258
73,924
53.145
273,376
10,629
77.749
62.795
20,530
106,290
11 115,462
3 31,887
9,901
1
106
1,128,302
I 10,150
10 105,082
3 31,158
1 10.629
5 50,961
25 265,725
1 10,629
70
755,365
4 42,037
537
5,740,358
20 209,687
1 11,107
7 74,403
1 10,858
1 10,629
1 10,853
3 31,158
8 85,988
7 74.403
1
9,901
1 10,379
11 116.169
2 20,779
20 210,874
1 10,629
1 11,336

1959 actual

FUNDS—Con.

2 $24,419
65 792,495
350
4,236,124
2 24.169
3 35,776
24,419
2
1 11,606
1 11,835
1 12,085
2 24,419
1 11,835
1 11,606
5 60.435
1 11,357
25 278,012
10 123,572
7 85,514
4 50,252
1 11,006
2 24,419
2 24,419
5 60,923
1 12.085
3 37.689
40 490,459
51 624,699
5 61,380
3 97,656
2 24,419
10 121,750
23 278,300
2 24.170
3 37,689
3 36,982
160
1,939,344
7 87,941
1 12,085
4 48,338
2 24,419
6

70,338
48,110
12.563
12,334
34,549
23,212

35 372,779

35 375,545

*~27"28S,~794
1 11,107
5 53,374
7 74,861
12 127,028
10 106,977
24 215,606
6 63,774
7 77,749
6 63,044
7 74,133
12 129,151
16 170,251
8 85,261
9,901
1
110
1,183,682
1 10,379
21 220,006
7 73,401
4 42,745
9 92,748
6 63,774
6 63,774
45 4S0.824
6 04,003
98
1,052,444
7 74.3S2
654
7,022,752
27 286,420
* II,107
32.574
10.858
42.516
9,901
10,379
52,416
14 150.220
12 128,235
1 10,150

"25"257~406
1 11,107
5 53,832
7 74,861
12 128,193
10 106,977
24 249,242
' 42,516
77.749
63,751
74,133
129,151
170,251
85,261
1 10,150
110
1,173,047
1 10,379
21 221,650
7 73,404
4 42,974
9 93,226
6 63,774
6 63,774
45 480,465
6 6*1,003
98
1,052,485
6 04,003
652
6,991,447
27 288,959
1 11,107
3 32,574
1 10,858
4 42,516
1 10,150
1 10,379
5 52,874
14 151,823
12 129,151
1 10,150

19 "202*846
5 53,124
25 265,871
3 32,116
1 11,336

19 202,846
5 53,353
25 265,871
3 32,345
1 11,336

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Mathematician
Medical officer.
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Microbiologist
Military analyst
Military Intelligence research analyst.
Mobilization and planning officer
Motion picture director
Motion picture specialist
Organization and methods examinerPatent adviser
Pathologist
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer
Physicist

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
38 $403,901
11 119,309
22 233,838
* 41,309
9,901
33,321
21,258
10,150
10,858
11,107
73,675
21,258
10,150
32.135
72,486
33,321
6 64,729
85
906,810
5 51,938
1 10,379
3 31,408
20 209,552
49 517,169
10 106,040
1 10,629
9,901
1
9,901
1
9,901
1
7 75,109
16 171,248
54 575,878
4 42, 516
2 21,258
4 42,245
5 53,145

Physiologist
Planning and production specialistPosition classifier
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Property and supply officer
Property disposal officer
Psychologist...
Publications officer
Safety director
Scientific administrator
Scientist general
Security and intelligence officer.
Security officer
Shop superintendent
Small business specialist
Statistician
61,818
Superintendent
21,258
Supply requirements and distribution officer
4 40,581
Supply storage and distribution
othcer
8 84,553
Surveillance chief.
Technologist
12 127,298
Traffic manager
2 20,530
Training officer
3 31,158
Transportation officer
6 60,153
Veterinarian
1
9,901
Visual aids specialist
3 32,095
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
2,216
20,035,643
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230..
2,813
21,200,372
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405..
319
2,241,167
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885...
2,805
18,058,724
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370...
420
2,501,016
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880...
2,302
12,545,741
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390...
1,085
5,445,512
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940...
3,149
14,266,186
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325...
5,321
22,148,547
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065...
3,808
14,502,123
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825...
636
2,261,499
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
38 127,952
Positions established under Public Law
313:
Associate director for development,
Picatinny arsenal..... .
1 15,500
Associate technical director, ballistics
research laboratory
1 15,500
Associate director of research^'Picatinny arsenal
1 15,500
Associate director for atomic application
1 14,500
Chief adviser, assistant" chief of "staff
for research and development, ordnance missile command
Chief, ballistics measurement, Aberdeen proving ground
.
1 14,750
Chief engineer, Army ordnance missile command
Chief, weapons systems laboratory.
Aberdeen proving ground
1 14,500
Deputy commander for engineering ~
1 16,500
Deputy commander for scientific activities
3 47,500
Deputy director, developmenVopera-"
t ons division, Army ballistic missue agency
Deputy director of medTcarre'sear'ch"
1 16,500
& o ^ C t ° r ^ 8 U i C i a r i C e contr°r
Director, missile "firinglaboratory""'
Director, Pitman and Dumm labora-'
tory group, Frankfort arsenal
1 15,000
Dhector, areoballistics laboratory "'
d
Dirpptnr*
^utTo1 . ^ o r a t o ^ I
Director T?[
test ?T
laboratory
Director, computation laboratory "

1960 estimate

43 $460,939
18 194,399
35 374,076
6 63,045
9,901
1
3 33,321
5 52,646
1 11,107
1 11,107
12 127, 756
4 42,745
1 10,150
3 32,135
7 73,402
3 33,321
8 86,445
168
1,798,635
7 74,132
1 10,629
6 63,524
24 255,689
59 629,953
17 180,381
3 31,887
1 10,150
1 10,150
1
9,901
8 85,967
84 895,165
93 998,195
6 64,232
4 42,745
5 53,373
8 85.261
17 178,986
5 53,145
8

82,847

0 96,556
2 22,214
18 193,133
5 52,895
6 63,753
5 50,501
1
9,901
3 32,843
2,882
26,313,118
3,553
27,279,760
361
2,559,950
3,285
21,436,699
426
2,573,120
2,454
13,583,694
1,150
5,853,838
3,385
15,710,543
5,291
22,130,878
3,818
14,713,090
777
2,797,166
33 114,252

15,500
16,500
15,500
15,000
15,500
14,750
17,500
15,500
16,750
3

47,750
18,500
16,500
17,500
18,000
15,000
18,000
18,000
17.500
17,500

1961

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY

Grades and ranges—Continued

1959 actual

1960 estimate

N u m - Total
ber
salary

N u m - Total
ber
salary

1961 estimate

N u m - Total
ber salary
313—Continued
Director, fabrication a n d assemblylaboratory.
1 $17,500
1 $17,500
Director, structures and mechanics
laboratory
1 18,000
1 18,000
Director, systems analysis and reliability laboratory..
„__
1 17,500
1 17,500
Director, research project laboratory1 18,000
1 18,000
Director, development operations
division
I 19,000
1 19,000
Executive assistant for research and
development, Frankford arsenal
1 $16,000
1 16,000
1 16,000
Laboratory chief, guided missile fuze
laboratory
1 14,500
1 14,500
1 14,500
Project director, Bedstone and Pershing
_
1 18,000
1 18,000
Scientific adviser
1 15,500
1 15,500
1 15,500
Technical director, ordnance materiels research office
1 15,500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Technical director, D i a m o n d ordnance fuze laboratory
1 15,500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Ungraded positions a t a n n u a l rates less
than $9,901
1,422
1,494
1,478
7,122,691
7,562,317
7,673,365
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above:
Engineer
3 33,856
4 44,963
4 44,963
Foreman
41 424,146
48 496,917
46 476,306
Master of dredges, barges, tugs, e t c . .
6 68,207
6 68.280
6 68,280
1 10,129
Superintendent.
1 10,129
1
10,129
27,690
Equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
,666
29,475
145,067,910
155,444,074
154,443,000
Total p e r m a n e n t .
Deduct—
Transfers to National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Lapses

56,518
62,200
62,200
316,134,998
360,791,513
360,111,870

1,581
6,139,691

Net p e r m a n e n t (average number,
net salary)
54,937
309,995,307
Positions other t h a n permanent: Temporary employment
2,550,158
Other personal services:
Regular p a y above 52-week base
929,985
Overtime and holiday p a y
9,766,057
Nightwork differential
349,122
Uniform allowance
60,429
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
1,958,212
Excess of annual "leave t a k e n " ( - ) over
leave earned
01

Personal services.

325,609,270

A I R FORCE INDUSTRIAL

4,665
35,178,000
,877
1,830
18,411,940
14,439,662
323
55,705
311,173,851
'341,699,930
3,678,271

3,194,000

2,596,900
11,846,199
275,666
52,761

1,164,600
11,688,971
116,350
52,774

5,080,378
-1,506,546
365,230,105

325,884,000

FUND

1959 actual
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken
Excess of annual leave taken (—) over
leave earned
01

Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090
Chief, printing division
Printing superintendent
GS-12, $8,330 to $9,530
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370..
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $9,890 or above: Aircraft
maintenance officer
Equivalent to less t h a n $9,890
Total p e r m a n e n t .

1960 estimate

7
13
32
12
58
26
120
208
288
1,079,119
56 194,705

1 $10,629
1 10,150
9 76,143
8 58,549
17 116,202
34 217,931
10 57,726
57 306,957
23 110,986
122 551,629
188 745,074
279
1,047, M0
55 194,288

1
1
9
7
16
32
9
55
21
115
183
257

$10,629
10,379
77,013
52,497
110,820
206,535
52,775
298,878
103,539
532,362
730,868

972,009
56 190,268

1 10.317
1 10,317
3,946
4,099
994
16,418,919
17,281,378
' 16,670,921
20,250,085
127 496,074

4,709
4,904
19,777,808
20,795,499
172 627,566
187 651,264

N e t permanent (average n u m b e r ,
net salary):
3,692
3,920
United States a n d p o s s e s s i o n s — 3,911
17,638,966
18,735,481
18,377,058
Foreign countries:
33
164,486
33 163,546
33 162,664
U.S. rates
812
764
751
Local rates
—
1,346,700
1,245,208
1,214,289
Positions other t h a n p e r m a n e n t : T e m p o rary e m p l o y m e n t :
123 266,170
123 266,170
121 261,852
u n i t e d States a n d possessions
14 11,205
14 11,205
14 11,205
f o r e i g n countries: Local rates

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1,157,580

-

N e t permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions—
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Personal services

21,545,200

FUND
1900 cstlmato

N u m - Total
ber salary

Nmn- Total
ber
s;dary

1 $13,686
1 13,978

1 $13,6S6
1 13,978

2

23,920

2

24,169

1
1

10,150
10,858

1
1

10,379
11,107

10,86K
77,749
332, 60S

I
7
32
26
1
13
7
19
4
22
16
91
1

9,901
77, 5S6
2tH, 741
199, fl.W
7, 2.7.1
60, QM
42,142
106, 637

1
2

6,365
9,373

257,

m

20,280
92, 561
40,968
110,904
30,327
111,113
136,659
358,500
2,974
1
2

5,720
10,814

2ft, 2S0

106,512
68,900
363,464
3,058

249

283

1,479,56S
86,768

1,678,254
56,614

19

146

648,948

135

126
2

961,878
10,814

782,100
9,300

6,350
290,770
3,071

10,900
278,100
3,000

1,921,831

1,684,800

A I R FORCE MANAGEMENT
1959 actual
NumGrades and ranges:
ber
GS-18. Rate of $17,500:
Director, Armed Forces supply sup1
port center
GS-17. $15,375 to $16,335:
Director, management staff, Armed
Forces supply support center
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
D e p u t y director, cataloging division..
D e p u t y director, management s t a f f . . .
D e p u t y director, standardization division
Director, data processing division
Program analyst
Program coordinator
Supply cataloging administrator
Supply management officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer
General e n g i n e e r . - . . . .Preservation and packing specialist.—
Program analyst
Supply cataloger. . - - -- - — - - - - Supply cataloging administrator.
GS-13 P %?8M°to $11,090:
Aeronautical research engineer.—
Disposal officcr
General engineer
Mechanical engineer
------Printing and publications officer..

$73,712
844,399
24,3«W
16, 066
160,417
30,000

1959 actual

9

Deduct lapses

1961 (Vtimste

-64,810
22,533,812

Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Director, defense telephone servlco
Engineer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Engineer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Attorney-adviser
Comptroller
D e p u t y director, defense telephone
service
Engineer
GS-12, $8,330 to $9,530
G S - l l . $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885.
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370.
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,SS0..._
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $9,890
Local wage rates
Total permanent

$151,974
836,100
24,2:>o
16,066
167,384

601,400

1961 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
$10,379
10,150
49,993
51,997
89,510
205,237
69,146
312,203
123,718
549,022
833,985

Personal services

1060 estimate

$75,077
1,074,737
23,040
13,674
161,736

AHMT MANAGEMENT

01
1959 actual

115

Total
salary
$17,514

FUND
1960 estimate
N u m - Total
ber
salary
1

$17,514
15,392

13,083
12,771

13,374
13,083

13,6S6
13,978
27,352
13,374
25,542
38,916

13,97S
13.978
27,604
13,686
26,166
39,852

11,357
73,464
12,563
58,240
84,343
24,169
45,677

11,606
74,214
.2,813
59 217
84,094
24,169
46,404

11,107
9.901
55,057
33,321
10,379

9,901
10,150
54,080
33,550
10,629

20,673,200

1961

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961

116

MILITARY ASSISTANCE

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS—Con.
AIR FORCE MANAGEMENT

FUND—Continued

1959 actual

Oriulcs and ranges—Continued

GS-13. $9,980 to $11,090—Continued
Program analyst
Supply cataloger
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,605 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,080 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,005
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
01

1960 estimate

1959 actual
1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
2
13
18

20

1
49
1
67
17

$21,008

$20,779
138,838
157,181
150,428
7,571
323,585
5,928
387,267
87,215
273,348
294,678
247,795
3,827

$20,530
137,632
154,522
148,241
7,426
317,699
5,782
330,110
85,198
267,007
275,690
230,676
3,827

140,025
159,075
153,112
7,571
328,785
6,074
392,551
89,164
279,025
298,140
251,579
3,931

3,723

3,723

3,723

423 2,643,857
20 162,789

432 2,727,677
6
41,657

432 2,761,419
14,039
2

403 2,481,068

426 2,686,020

430 2,747,380

10,550

11,000

11,000

9,903
132,197
2,998

20,980
100,000
3,000

10,620
100,000
3,000

2,636,716

2,821,000

2,872,000

Personal services

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION

Grades and ranges:
Grades established b y the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended
(22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 2. $13,860 to $15,840
Class 3. $11,660 to $13,640
Class 4. $9,900 to $11,550
Class 5. $8,140 to $9,790
Class 6. $6,710 to $8,030
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 7. $6,990 to $8,050
Class 8. $6,285 to $7,350
Class 9. $5,585 to $6,650
Class 10. $5,115 to $6,175
Class 11. $4,650 to $5,500
Class 12. $4,180 to $5,025
Class 13. $3,730 to $4,580
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $9,890
Total permanent.,
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
01

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $9,890

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Rccrular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
01

Personal services

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Num- Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
1

$11,357

1

6,285
11,170
19,450
8,640
11,190

1

5,585

15

73^680

59,160

70

134,185

88
5

480,715
45,001

119
1

548,165
18,800

43
40

376,554
59,160

48
70

130,385

40

3,500
9,891
30,547
93,359

14,080
16,000
65,260
105,295

573,011

730,000

914,989
44,482

723
1,092,479
12 11,697

643
35

Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
Local r a t e s .

$11,357

711

Positions other t h a n permanent: Parttime employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay

2
4
11
2
7
1
7
4
6
6

21,257
38,188
85,657
13,790
46,609
6,386
39,458
19,988
28,488
23,255

1
4
9
5
1
5
1
4
5
3

34,050
6,386
26,292
4,805
17,847
19,490
12,231

2
2
3

$8,404
7,634
12,231

6
28

35,348
48,926

8
26

44,521
45,469

2
26

9,173
45,469

85
4

418,707
26,490

73
1

343,815
9,659

35

82,911

5

23,675

3

15.000

3

15.000

59

368,096

47

294,514

10

43.269

47,796

2
26

9,173
45,469

2
26

9.173
45.469

27

1
2

Total
salary
$44,280
47,960
147,325
50,490
44,660

$59,730
11,990
181,445
67,215
44,440

Personal services, International
Cooperation Administration

Deduct lapses
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Realtv officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Engineer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530.
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $1,910
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890
Local wage rates

N u m - Total N u m ber
ber
salary

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

CONSOLIDATED WORKING F U N D S , ARMY
1959 actual

1960 estimate

11,107
38,188
72,072

01

1.579
4,423

2.650
1.237

282

421,894

353,043

98,193

Personal services, Department of
State

870,507

1,080,782

9,754

12,318

3,325
36,372

8,300
32,600

919,958

1,134,000

ARMY

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Administrative officer...
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Budget officer
Engineer
Physicist
Supply officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Administrative officer...
Architect
Budget analyst
Comptroller
Engineer
Industrial specialist
Management a n a l y s t . . .
Program analyst
Supply officer
Training officer.
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Accountant
Administrative officer..,

14,685

14,685
13,374
41,039
13,970
80,897

11,606
23,670
11,835
47,370

1 11,606
2 23,670
1 11,835
4 47,610
1 14,655
12 145,183
2 26,969
1 12,075
2 23,670
9 104,275
1 11,606

10 120,055
1 12,315
1 12,075
2 23,670
11 129,487
1 11,606
5
2

1

13,374
55,017
13,970
80,897

51,877
20,057

5
2

52,837
20,101

1961

117

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1959 actual

I960 estimate

1961 estimate

ARMY—continued
N u m - T o t a l N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Budget analyst
.
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Engineer
Industrial analyst
International a d v i s e r . .
Interpreter
Management analyst
Procurement officer
Program analyst
Statistician
Supply officer
Transportation officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530

5 $52,127
2 19,780
4 40,300
2 20,529
1 10,370
40 395,026
2 21,179
1

10,150

5 53,102
3 31,387
11 115,419
1 11,330
187
1,716,489
228
1,718,200
44 300,430
188
1,180,871
22 129,461
163
879,106
411,320

GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880

5 $52,379
3 19,780
4 40,300
2 20,758
1 10,370
40 438,456
2 21,408
1 10,130
1 10,130
1 10,150
18 208,869
5 53,102
3 31,887
11 118,293
1 11,330
235
2,156,796
2,013,070
47 328,849
206
1,328,942
21 126,205
183
1,000,683
88 435,265
205 936,502
224 917,352
39 146,581
8 27,811
4 12,480

GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 t o $4,940
909,599
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
179,133
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
39,632
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
15,246
GS-1. $2,690 to $3,530
Grades established b y Secretary of
Defense: D O D - 2 . $15,510: Public
2 30,690
affairs adviser
Ungraded positions a t hourly rates
99 566,480
45 394,801
equivalent to less t h a n $9,890.
1,180
Local wage rates
— 1,172
1,538,762
1,233,332

1

15,510

97 566,480
082
1,596,899

2,811
2,956
2,764
13,187,718
13,293,867
11,565,196
49
104.9
181.8
313,534
599,400
1,026,046

Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
N e t p e r m a n e n t (average n u m b e r ,
n e t salary): United States a n d
possessions

413.8
2,620,099

Foreign countries:
U.S. rates

419.9
2,673,301

420
2,723,803

1,273
1,269.7
1,034.4
8,571,738
8,510,672
6,734,176
1, i9
1,161.5
1,134
1,578,643
1,510,494
1,184,875

Local rates...
Positions other t h a n p e r m a n e n t : Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular p a y above 52-week base
Overtime a n d holiday p a y
Additional p a y for service abroad
01

$67,864
3 20,260
4 41,009
2 20,758
1 10,370
36 395,935
2 21,408
1 10,290
1 10,130
1 10,379
18 211,217
5 54,081
3 32,345
11 117,815
1 11,330
225
2,084,679
257
2,030,633
47 331,253
194
1,266,444
21 127,525
177
987,202
88 442,288
205 951,337
216 891,092
40 153,231
28,428
12,646

Personal services, A r m y

22,906

3,627

18,680

24,778
313,959
3.720,254

54,122
280,098
4,137,953

27,425
229,146
3,601,081

14,621,047

17,170,267

16,750,516

NAVY

Grades a n d ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer
Engineer
Executive training assistant
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Educational specialist
Engineer
Naval architect
_ Supply officer.
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
25-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
gS-8. $5,470 to $6,370.
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
GS-2. $3,255 to $3,825
GS-1. $2,960 to $3,530
Grades established p u r s u a n t to
A U.S.0.1071-1076C:
$8,003 to $13,239:
„ Senior professor a n d professor
$6,771 to $9,851:
„ Associate professor
$5,385 to $8,619:
Assistant professor
$4,615 to $6,155:
Instructor

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1

13,374

1
1

11,606
12,563

2
1
10
1
6
38
41
4
39
11
67
35
123
148
205
64
1

30,316
20,051
10,150
111, 070
11,107
63,188
344,853
311,295
27,852
250,520
65,693
375,274
177,796
571,204
616,236
807,697
236,557
3,058

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34

-

2
1
1

1
2
10
1
5
41
35
4
35
15
60
32
118
123
167
55
1

2

23,912
12,563
11,357

2
1
1

23,912
12,563
11,357

9,901
20,020
111,070
11,107
53,850
374,766
277,195
28,433
226,805
90,293
341,939
165,382
550,733
518,911
671,657
208,301
3,162

1
3
1
2
10
1
5
42
39
4
32
15
64
32
119
125
169
48
1

9,890
32,764
10,150
20,260
111,070
11,107
53,850
384,453
303,065
28,599
209,241
91,334
366,354
165,832
561,993
528,684
681,476
181,476
3,266

21,550

2

21,550

2

21,242

1

7,695

1

7,079

1

7,079

17,695

3

17,849

3

18,311

4,615

1

5,693

1

5,693

3
1

1959 actual

1960 estimate

N u m - Total N u m - Total N u m - Total
NAVY—continued
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber salary
Ungraded positions at annual rates: Less
than $9,890
141 $768,000
174 $903,625
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890
551
2,059
1,091,100
3,538,810
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

1,411
1,435
3,042
5,655,257
8,565,142
32
1,252
188,073
3,020,498

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance...,
Military station allowance
01

816
4,176,372

805
4,333,105

73 432,717
901 935,555

91 542,750
483 591,329

20,544
100,710
5,573
52,407
1,042,603

38,636
95,128
2,000
65,438
2,392,810

6,766,481

8,051,196

3

38,313

38,604

1
3
1
1
1

11,606
35,755
11,835
11,835
11,357

11,606
47,341
12,085
12,085
11,357

4
6
1
1
1
1
13
2
4
50
39
2
22
1
15
37
34
33

40,331
60,631
10,150
10,150
10,150
10,379
131,203
20,529
40,331
453,742
290,433
13,478
137,922
5,637
81,844
190,799
145,868
136,470
32.382
67,582

40,789
61,318
10,379
10,150
10,379
10,379
132,348
20,529
40.789
423,962
204,652
13.790
133,567
5,782
121,780
138,575
168,070
116,710
28,867

324 2,010,712
12 100,755

267 1,825,893
10
65,347

264 1,811,040
5
34,250

242 1,672,801

238 1,666,026

241 1,687,258

Personal services, N a v y
AIR FORCE

Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Administrative officer, supervisor
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Administrative officer, supervisor
Administrative officer.
Financial economist
Operations analyst
Program officer
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090:
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Electronic engineer
—
E q u i p m e n t specialist
General supply officer
Inspector aircraft
Program officer
Operations analyst
Supply officer
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
—
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS-9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Foreign nationals at local rates
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
U.S. and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Living and quarters allowance
01

31
39

Personal services, Air Force

169,574
67,582

19

94,520

18

89,532

7,346
31,110
676,539

13,542
31,347
4,075

6,726
31,382
4,075

2,624,952

1,809,510

1,818,973

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

Grades and ranges:
Grades established b y act of Aug. 26,
1954 (68 Stat. 857):
Attorney
Chief, U.S. logistic liaison g r o u p - . . - .
Defense adviser, USRO and
DEFREPNAMA
r
D e p u t y assistant secretary for m u t u a l
defense assistance programs
D e p u t y assistant secretary (international security affairs)
Director, multilateral finance division.
Director, m u t u a l weapons developm e n t team
-—------Director of programing and control...
Director, production and logistics division.
——
Special assistant for new weapons
production.
---Special assistant to the d e p u t y assista n t secretary (International security
affairs). - - - - - - - - - - - GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Accountant
—
Attorney

1
1

11,502
14,206

1
1

12,667
14,539

1
1

12,667
14,539

1

18,720

1

18,720

1

18,720

1

19,011

1

19,011

1

19,011

1
1

19,011
16,952

1
1

19,011
16,952

1
1

19,011
16,952

1
1

16,952
17,514

1
1

16,952
17,514

1
1

16,952
17,514

1

16,952

1

16,952

1

16,952

1

14,206

1

14,206

1

14,206

1

15,017

1

15,017

1

15,017

1
1

13,374
13,083

1
1

13,686
13,374

1
1

13,686
13,374

1961

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961
1959 actual

MILITARY ASSISTANCE—Continued

1960 estimate

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF D E F E N S E -

continued
1959 actual

1960 estimate

1961 estimate

OFFICE OF TIIE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE-

continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970-Contlnuod
Budget analyst
Construction engineer
Foreign aiTuirs officer.
Industrial spcc'alist
Infrastructure specialist
Program analyst
Program coordinator
Program manager
Statistician
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Accountant
Hudget analyst
Foreign allufrs officer
Industrial specialist
Infrastructure specialist
Program analyst
Program manager
Statistician
Trade control specialist
GS-13. $9„S90 to $11,090:
Budget analyst
Program analyst
Statistician

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Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
$20,145
13,978
66,893
27,352
65,998
13,374
12,771
14,456
11,835
36,004
11,606
39,104
11,606
34,569
23,192
11,835
12,563
1
3
1

9,901
30,430
10,379 I

1
3
1

$26,769
13,978
67,787
27,352
12,771
79,954
13,686
13,083
14,456

$26,769
13,978
67,787
27,664
12,771
79,954
13,686
13,033
14,450

12,085
36,005
11,835
39,104

12,085
36,005
11,835
39,104

"is^ir
23,441
12,085
12,563

"35,"276
23,691
12,085
12,563

9,901
30,908
10,379

1
3
1

9,901
31,139
10,629

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $9,890 to $11,090—Continued
Supply specialist
GS-12. $8,330 to $9,530
GS-11. $7,030 to $8,230
GS-10. $6,505 to $7,405
GS 9. $5,985 to $6,885
GS-8. $5,470 to $6,370
GS-7. $4,980 to $5,880
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
GS-5. $4,040 to $4,940
GS-4. $3,755 to $4,325
GS-3. $3,495 to $4,065
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Living and quarters allowance
01
Personal services, Office of the Secretary of Defense

N u m - Total N u m - Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
1
6
3
1
7
9
26
65
26
14
1

$10,858
51,022
22,297
6,968
45,864
55,350
147,283
329,727
115,398
54,975
3,515

$10.858
60,818
14,310
7,114
40,768
56, 558
143,371
320,923
136,824
60,239

211 1,533,748
12
72,786

211 1,563,802
4
25,097

157 1,139,864
42 321,098

163 1,198,140
44 340,565

34,388
912

50,000
5,000

5,722
68,979
108,255

11,895
72,000
153,100

1,679,218

1,830,700

1962

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

1960 actual

1960 actual

ARMY

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the Army
$22,000
1 $22,000
$22,000
Under Secretary of the Army
20,000
1 20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary of the Army..
60,000
3 60,000
60,000
General counsel
19,000
1 19,000
19,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant secretary of the
Army
3 52,542
3 55, 500
3 55, 500
Administrative assistant to the Secretary of the Army
1 18, 500
1 18, 500
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the assistant secretary
15,392
1 16, 536
1 16,806
Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
16,099
Chief, office of budget and funding
15, 621
1 16,806
1 17,056
Chief, office of fiscal policy and management
1 17,056
15, 870
1 17, 326
Deputy comptroller of the Army
1 17, 576
1 17, 576
16,349
Deputy director, financial operations.
1 17,056
1 17,056
15, 870
Deputy general counsel
15, 870
1 17,056
1 17, 326
Director of civilian personnel
15,870
1 16, 536
1 16,536
Director, office of analysis and review1 17, 576
1 17, 576
16, 349
Director of industrial programs
1 16,806
15,392
1 16, 536
Director of supplies and services program.
1 16, 806
1 17,056
15, 621
General engineer
1 17, 576
1 17,576
16,349
Principal consultant to chief signal
officer
1 17,056
1 17,056
15,870
Special assistant for manpower and
personnel
15,392
Special assistant for personnel security.
1 16, 536
1 16,806
15,392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer.
15,163
1 15, 267
1 15,267
Assistant to the assistant secretary for
procurement
1 16,037
14, 685
1 15, 787
Assistant chief for planning
14, 685
1 15,787
1 16,037
Assistant comptroller for plans and
review
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
14,435
Assistant director, compensation programs
14,206
1 15, 267
1 15,267
Assistant deputy chief of staff, personnel and administration
14,206
1 15,267
1 15,267
Assistant general counsel
72, 425
5 77,855
5 79,185
Army signal supply director
1 15,267
14, 206
1 15, 267
Army small business adviser
1 15, 517
14, 435
1 15, 517
A t torney-ad viser
14, 435
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Chief, civilian personnel and manpower division
1 16,037
1 16,037
14, 914
Chief, real property division
1 15, 787
14, 685
1 15, 787
Chief, military construction
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
Deputy assistant to Secretary of the
Army
1 15, 517
1 15, 787
14, 435
Deputy director of Army budget
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
15,163
Deputy director, office of civilian personnel
1 15, 267
1 15,267
14,206
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review-...
29,349
3 47,861
3 47, 611
Deputy chief, Army audit agency
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
14, 685
Director, electronic machine laboratory.
14, 206
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Electronic engineer
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
14,435
Fiscal and financial economist international supervisor
14, 435
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Industrial specialist.
1 15,267
1 15, 267
Program officei*
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
14, 435
Military intelligence research specialist
1 16, 307
1 16,307
15,163
Research adviser.
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
14, 685
Special assistant for civil functions...
1 16.037
1 16,307
14, 914
Special assistant for reserve forces . . .
14, 685
Special assistant to chief signal officer..
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
14,435
Special assistant for operations, research and ADPS
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
14,206
Special assistant to chief of ordnance
1 15,787
14, 685
1 15,787
Special assistant to chief industrial
division, ordnance
1 15, 517
14, 435
1 15, 517
Special assistant, plans, DCSLOG-...
1 15, 787
14, 685
1 15, 787
Supervisory accountant
14, 914
1 16,037
1 16,037
Supervisory attorney-adviser
14. 685
1 15, 787
1 15,787
Supervisory general attorney.
29, 349
2 31, 554
2 31, 554
Supervisory general engineer
29, 598
2 31, 824
2 31, 824
14, 206
Supervisory transportation officer
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Technical adviser, materiel maintenance program
1 15,267
1 15, 267
14,206
U.S. Army director of safety
1 15.517
1 15,517
14,435
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
12 174,600
Accountant
12 172,728
12 160,488
12 175,224
Administrative assistant—
13 188, 370
13 177, 918
52 755,252
Administrative officer
56 749,736
54 777,122
Attorney..
2 29,100
2 26,748
2 28,788
Attorney-adviser.
13 174,990
14 204, 798
14 203,549
Auditor
[28
374,270
458, 295
32
32 458,280
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GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer.
Chemist
College instructor...
Communication officer
Comptroller
Contract specialist.
Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director
Digital computer administrator.
Digital computer systems operator...
Economist
Educational officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Financial analyst
Fiscal officer
General counsel
Historian
Information and editorial specialist..
Information officer
Industrial specialistLogistics specialist
Maintenance program planner
Management analyst
M athematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist...
Meteorologist
Military intelligence research analyst.
Patent adviser...
Penologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Physical science officer...
—
Physicist
Planning officer
Position classifier
—
Printing and publication officer
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst—
Property and supply officer..
Publications officer
Research director
Safety director
...
Social worker
—
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Supply requirements and distribution
officer
Supply storage and distribution officer
Traffic manager
Training officer
Transportation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect
Archivist
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Biochemist..
Biologist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer.
Business analyst-Cartographer.
—
CatalogerChaplain..
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst
Communication officer
Comptroller..
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer systems operator.—
Economist
Educational officer.
Electronic technician

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
9 $120,366
1
~ 13,370
6
80,265
2 26,748
3 39, 249
2 26,756
4 51,084
12 157,574
4 52,535
7 94,263
2 25,840
8 106,960
1 13, 374
1 12,771
1 13,374
9 120,075
4 53,378
137
1
1,896.344
1
- 13,374
1 13,374
1 13,970
1 13, 374
1 13,978
4 54,100
6
2
2

9
4
14
1
2

18
2

1
1

6
20
28

7
8
1
1

8

4
24
4
1
1
5
1
5
3
1

81,180

26,457
27, 061
120, 970
54, 432
196,136
13, 686
26. 456
239, 526
26, 748
13, 686
13, 978
78, 435
265, 991
379, 777
95, 490
105, 807
13, 374
12, 771
106, 702
54,120
322, 889
52, 914
13. 374
13, 374
70, 368
13, 374
66, 892
40,122
13,374

9 $129,546
~ 14,706
87,008
28,788
42,183
28,774
54,996
172,661
42,204

9 $130,794
1 14,706
6 87,032
28, 788
42,183
29,086
54, 996
158,559

13, 749

42.828
87,300
13. 749

1 14,394
1 14.061
1 14,394
9 128,879
2 29,099
134
1,989, 440
1 14,394

1 14, 394
1 14,061
1 14, 394
9 129,836
2
29,099
131
1,951,341
1 14,394

1
1
3

6
2
2

9
4
16

1
1
18
2

.....
6

19
27
7
8
1
1
10
4
24
4
1
1
5
1
10
3
1

14,394
15,038
43,182
86, 676
28.767
29, 432
130,190
58, 512
238, 324
14, 394
14, 394
258,114
28, 788
""l5~038
85, 083
272,481
390, 507
101, 382
113, 841
14, 394
13, 749
142, 961
57, 888
345, 726
58,199
14, 394
14, 394
75, 710
14,394
141, 337
43,182
14, 394

1
1
3
6

2
2

9
4
16

1
1
19
2

14, 394
15,038
43,494
87, 300
29, 100
29, 432
131, 438
58, 512
238, 324
14, 706
14, 706
259, 674
28, 788

" T 15," 038
6 86,049
19 275, 004
26 378, 297
7 102,006
8 115,131
1 14, 394
1 14, 061
10 144, 521
4 57,888
23 332, 892
4 58,199
1 14, 394
1 14, 394
4 60,152
1 14, 394
10 142, 294
3 43, 494
1 14, 394

22 293,043

22 315.981

68,430
26, 769
13, 686
92,135

5 72,282
2 29,100
1 15,038
7 101,381

58, 200
29, 432
1 15, 038
7 102, 317

61 722, 822
38 459, 230
75 889,155
3 36, 255
2 23, 670
23,192
2
38 450,980
17 201,031
103
1,196, 456
2 24,877

57 730, 900
37 484, 240
76 972, 320
3 39,000
2 25, 500
1 12, 750
35 447, 770
22 277, 655

53 681, 570
35 461. 480
72 925, 020
3 39,000
2 25, 750
1 12, 750
30 384, 560
22 278, 985

11 130,185
247, 601
35, 505
117,017
69,347
11,357
12, 555
95, 680
232,129
45,167
11,355
377,462
95,175
11,835
172, 521
11,606

36,225
295,285
36,369

100

1,265,850
3 39,520
1 12, 210
10 127, 500
1 12, 230
21 266, 670
3 38, 250
10 126,110

99,650
12, 480
13, 510
8 103,270
20 252,380
75,170
12,230
359,140
91, 540
12, 750
8
1
1

200,280

12, 480
39.020
345,150
12, 230

22 317,562
4
2

102

1,292, 390
3 39,520
1 12,470
9 114,750
1 12,230
!0 255,180
3 38,500
10 128, 540
100, 400
12, 505
13, 510
103, 790
241, 400
75, 420
12,230
361, 770
91,810
12, 750
201,820
12, 750
39,270
348,080
12, 480

81

1962

82

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND M A I N T E N A N C E ,

ARMY—Continued

1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
27 $335,617
2 23,192
338
4,164,112
29 347,780
2 23,920
1 11.835
3 35,505
3 36,255
1 11,835

Equipment technician.
Fiscal officer
Geographer
Historian
Information and editorial specialist. __
Information and education specialist _
Information officer.
13 154,605
Industrial specialist
3 35,047
Inspector.
1 II,835
Investigator
—
9 108,765
Legal administrator
2 23,192
Librarian...
1 11,606
Linguist
4 45,926
Logistics specialist
2 24,648
Maintenance program planner
66 779,536
Management analyst
2 23,190
Manpower analyst
10 120,298
Mathematician
9 107, 552
Medical officer
4 46,225
Meteorologist.
57 673,495
Military intelligence research analyst.
2 23,691
Military operations specialist
2 23,920
Motion picture director
1 12,563
Parasitologist
2 23,670
Patent adviser
8 94,734
Personnel director
42 496,652
Personnel officer
1 11,357
Personnel research technician
32 388.109
Physical science officer
11 131,945
Physicist
12 141,562
Planning officer
5 59,425
Position classifier
1 11,835
Printing and publication officer
1 12,563
Procurement and supply supervisor. _
14 165,952
Procurement officer
13 156,605
Production specialist
46 548,210
Program progress analyst
2 23,192
Property disposal officer
1 11,835
Psychologist
2 24,169
Publications officer
1 12,085
Publications writer
1 11,355
Public information officer
7 81,889
Realty officer—
59,151
5
Research analyst
1 11,606
Research psychologist
8 95,911
Safety director
1 11,357
Salary and wage analyst
1 11,606
Scientist general
1 11, 606
Security and intelligence officer
3 35,755
Security officer
1 11, 835
Social worker
4 45, 677
Staff assistant
8 95,180
Statistician
3 35,505
Storage officer..
1 11,606
Superintendent
Supply requirements and distribu67 787,115
tion officer
33 394,346
Supply storage and distribution officer.
2 24,169
Technologist
3 34,547
Traffic manager
1 11, 595
Training officer
14 164,256
Transportation officer
4 45, 677
Transportation research analyst
3, 391
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
35, 563.110
6,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
62, 010,783
10,331
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
77, 192,407
2,318
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
16, 266, 716
11,465
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
74, III, 232
2,649
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
15, 961, 351
11,169
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
61, 075,132
8,008
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
40, 210,974
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
19,299
88, 174,130
28, 273
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
117, 324,313
25,610
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
98, 001,823
5, 597
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
20, 906, 702
200 652, 763
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815

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1961 estimate 1962 estimate

4 $52,040
3 37,980
331
4, 486,080
28 363,100
2 26,020
1 13,000
3 38,250
3 39,270
1 12,750
7 88,710
13 166,770
4 50,480
1 12,750
9 117,810
3 37,460
1 12,480
4 49,690
3 38,750
60 765,860
2 25,230
10 129,540
9 119,350
1 13,000
66 840,760
2 26,020
2 25,750
1 13, 520
2 25,500
8 102,460
39 499,150
1 12,750
33 429,160
11 142,510
11 139,980
5 64,000
1 12,750
1 13,520
14 179,250
13 169,310
43 553,560
2 24,980
2 25,230
2 26,020
1 13,000
1 12,210
76,230
6
5 63, 730
1 12, 480
9 115,190
1 12, 750
1 12,480
1 12, 480
3 38, 770
1 12, 750
5 61,920
102, 770
38, 250
37,210
67 847, 780
32 414,120
2 26, 790
4 50,440
2 25, 230
14 177,690
4 49,920
3,401
37, 415, 638
7,053
65, 351, 786
10,396
82, 901,436
2,320
16, 703,260
11, 710
78, 233,846
2,695
16, 651,006
11,372
62, 980,264
7,975
40, 795,098
19,325
96, 270,580
28, 205
127, 321,178
25,177
105, 344, 753
5, 748
22, 042,109
190 683,315

4 $53,040
3 38,230
317
4,314,200
339,700
2

26,020

1 13, 270
3 38, 500
3 39,540
1 12,750
7 89,480
12 154,020
4 50,730
1 12,750
118,620

3
53
2
10

9
1

61

2

2
1
2
38
1
32
11
10

5
1
1
13
13
39
2
2
2
1
1
6
5
1
9
1
1
1
3
1
5
3
3

37,485
12,750
50,190
38,750
678,920
25,230
129,810
119,620
13,270
781,130
26,020
26,020

13,520
25,750
103,790
487,460
12,750
418,280
143,830
127, 500
64, 520
13,000
13,520
166,770
170,640
504,400
25,230
25,230
26,270
13,270
12,470
76,480
64,250
12,480
116, 500
12, 750
12, 750
12,480
39,020
12, 750
62,170
103,020
38, 250
37,210

62 659,140
27 350, 680
2 26, 790
4 51,440
2 25,230
13 165,960
4 50, 400
3,443
37, 952,292
7, 243
67, 423,048
11,100

84, 381,429
2; 320
17, 635,733
11, 715
82, 389,091
2,809
17, 460, 796
10,372
56, 824,341
8,275
43,
19,152
96, 629,570
895
126, 851,017
24,951
105, 400,546
5, 705
22, 111,040
189 691,874

1961 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Secretary of Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Defense:
Assistant director of research and de1 $15,500
1
$15,500
velopment (technical planning)
2 32,000
1 15,500
Chief scientist
Chief scientist for research and de1 16,500
1 16,500
velopment for chief signal officer
1 18,000
1 17,500
Chief specialist and scientific adviser.
Chief technical adviser to the commanding general
1 16,000
Civilian director, office of ordnance
1 15,500
research.
1 15,500
Combat development, scientific ad1 15,250
1 15,000
viser
1 15,500
Deputy chief scientist
1 15,500
Deputy director for research and de33, 500
velopment
2
34,500
Deputy for scientific research and de19,000
velopment for chief signal officer
1
19,000
15,000
Deputy for scientific affairs
19,000
19,000
Director of research and development.
Executive director for technical pro17,000
grams, chemical
17,000
17, 500
Physical science adviser.
17, 500
32,000
46,500
Scientific adviser
16, 500
16, 500
Senior civilian missiles adviser
16, 500
16, 500
Senior civilian scientific adviser
Special assistant for biological, chemi17,000
17,000
cal and medical research
14,500
14, 500
Supervisory general engineer
Technical director and assistant chief,
15, 500
research and development, signal...
15,500
Technical director, research and development
53,000
67, 500
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
1 13,261
13,261
Chief officer
1 12,895
12,895
Engineer
1 11,410
11,410
First mate
Master dredges, barges, tugs, tow15 198,237
16 209,498
boats, etc
13, 534
13,313
Less than $12,210
71,458,047
68,686,977
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
85,037
87,811
Equivalent to less than $12,210
447,046,853
452,317,265
16,955
17,198
Local wage rates..
20,988,503
20,086,365
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses

253,207
256,088
1,275,593,569 1,320,752,812
10,774
12,727
22,803,533
52,519,481

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
216,244
218,017
United States and possessions
1,150,018,701 1,218,026,672
Foreign countries:
1,234
U.S. rates.
53,015,742
58,934,104
17,058
Local rates .
16,955
20,039,645
20,988,503
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
4,948,245
4,979,454
United States and possessions.
Foreign countries:
101,518
40,805
U.S. rates
16,657,658
16,644,333
Local rates
Part-time employment: United States
443,446
456,228
and possessions
Intermittent employment:
744,090
801,581
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
11,760
Other personal services:
4,896,880
9,286,208
Regular pay above 52-week base
14,915,067
16,656,491
Overtime and holiday pay
2,333,168
2,279,355
Nightwork differential
5,178,476
4,726,353
Living and quarters allowance...
473,341
475,261
Allowance for uniforms
6,584,340
6,646,120
Additional pay for service abroad
1,573,000
1,748,726
Korean service corps
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
30,324
31,000
Total personal services.

1,287,801,161

1,356,885,434

Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Army":
Direct
$1,138,255,000 $1,207,448,000
Reimbursable
149,214,000
149,072,000
"Plant, acquisition, and construction,"
9,592
78,000
Atomic Energy Commission
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
191,934
Commission
176,182
"Refunds, transfers, and expenses,"
Bureau of Customs
18,387
13,500
128,000
82,000
"Defense housing, Army"

1962

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

1960 actual

NAVY

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M ACCOUNTS
OF T H E B U R E A U OF N A V A L P E R S O N N E L

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Education specialist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Education specialist
Occupational research analyst.
Psychologist
Research director
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Education specialist
Engineer
Information specialist
Legal adviser
Occupational research analyst.
Psychologist
Research director
Statistician
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Navy:
Rate of $13,500: Academic dean..
$8,605 to $14,232: Professor and senior
professor.
$7,281 to $10,591: Associate professor..
$5,792 to $9,267: Assistant professor...
$4,964 to $6,619: Instructor
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic.
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Firefighter premium pay
Additional pay for hazardous duty and
dirty work
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"...
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Laundry service, Naval Academy"
"Navy industrial fund"

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1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
14,394
14,061
54, 996
14,394
14,394
14,394
14,061

14,394
14,394
55, 620
14,394
14,394
14,394
14,394

11,357
34, 569

1
3
1

12,230
37,440
12,480
123, 590
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
37,190
62, 940
62,420
24,960
12,230

12,480
37,980
12, 750
112,130

1,037, 566
169
1, 561, 805
192
1, 599, 543
44 311,003
195
1,362,196
79 489,989
316
1, 782, 853
255
1,316, 957
621

2,879, 648
1,249
5,261,495
1,371
5, 281, 613
241 843,418
18 61,195
13,500

149
1,665, 294
149
1,316,520
77 507,316
19 105,775
1
286

1 $16,536

1
1
4
1
1
1
1

11, 606

1

1 $16,536
$13,083
13,083
51, 687
13,083
13.083
13,083
13,083

69, 826
12, 563
11,835
11,835
34.569
46,175
57, 761
22, 963

12,085

1,953,119

10

1
1
1
3
5
5
2

1

101

1, 156,905
165
1, 648,070

202

1
1
3
5
5
2

13,000
12, 750
37,980
63, 730
63,460
25,230
12,230

1
99
1,131,471
163
3
1, 627,066

201

] ,818, 960
, 809, 804
43 328, 778
45 342,990
203
] ,539, 402
,491,732
71 478,428
460,092
318
311
1, 946, 302
1, 893,057
250
257
1,392, 500
1,443,032
630^
617
,170,670
3, 085,000
1, 2441
1,213
t , 667,104
5, 517, 925
1,367^
1,331
r,733, 555
5, 540,444
223 849,501
215 809, 905
17 62,543
17 62, 951

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy fiscal director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Deputy fiscal director
Engineer
Management analyst
Operations analyst
Personnel officer
Research psychologist
Physical science administrator
Procurement officer
Staff administrative specialist
Supply management officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Bacteriologist
Budget analyst
Educational specialist
Engineer
General supply officer
Management analyst
Military personnel administratorOperations analyst
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physiologist
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Staff administrative specialist
Supply cataloger
Traffic management officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255

170
2,045, 210
165
1,569, 278
92 653,844
15 90,135

1 12,563
284
1,974,936

1 12,563
283
1,974,774

,408
46,582,173

46,813, 293

23,720
10,165

28,392

317, 551
520, 649
90,293
16,127
145,738

186,430
457,388
93,569
15,052
143,088

22, 373

19,778

21,495

47,538,038

47,584,309

12,168

28,392
12,168

466, 558
82, 802

15,030
144, 571

4,568

GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875__.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...

$44, 849,000
645,000

$44,795,000
683,000

832,960
7,000
23,127
408, 599
8,600

1,173,900
7,000
23,000
444,800
9,000

1, 226,000
7,000
23,000
446, 800
9,000

$69,338

$72,509

317,000

322,000

PAID

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $15,267
$12, 771
13, 083
13, 686
13,978
1

12,771
13, 083

1

13,749
14, 394
15, 038
13, 749
13, 749
14, 061
14, 061
14, 061
14, 061

1

13,379

14, 394

3
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
2

34, 549
11,357
11, 357

37,190
12, 480
12, 230
12, 480
12, 480
50,420
24, 710
24, 960

2

1
1
2

1
1

11, 606
11, 606

34, 569
11, 357
34,818
12, 563
22, 963
22, 714
12, 563
11,357
23,441
11,357
11, 606

23,192
1 11,357
46 472, 670
135
1,179, 040
2

210

1, 558,540
46 319, 230
393
, 475. 589
74 44L 315
, 556, 605
376
1, 894, 462
830
,753,767
1,533
e, 237, 733
1, 512
,669,380
216 748, 351
17,889

GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates Jess
than $12,210
1,228

24, 980
36, 940
12, 230
25, 500
12,230
12, 480
25, 480
54 594,955
139
1 304, 005
225
] ,808,293
39 294,303
394^
, e>90,777
69' 440, 721
700
i , 112, 946
412^
, 241,424
826"
4 , 079, 641
1,476
i , 510,935
1,384
r , 608, 003
145^ 545, 767
5 18, 615

,242
6 , 904, 491
6, 757, 481
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv- 9, 697
9,175
alent to less than $12,210
43, 968, 643
42, 724,861
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses

17, 004
16, 323
79,467, 778
80,373,111
535
5,845, 972
3,130, 565

1,121

Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
15,136
United States and possessions
15, 041
72, 651, 000
76,151,343
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
60 398,174
60 421,086
Local rates
687 572,632
687 670,117
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
296, 950
566, 000
400,807
680, 892
Overtime and holiday pay
113,159
111,778
Nightwork differential
22, 542
42,145
Additional pay for service abroad..
335,334
335, 334
Firefighter premium pay
Total personal services..

$42,614,704
695,000

1962 estimate

$67,520
53,777
330,552

1960 actual

1,902, 240
151
1, 415,426
73 517,059
15 89,775

160

1961 estimate

SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
ACCOUNTS OF THE M A R I N E CORPS

GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425„.

1

,777
8,761
8,676
49,034,148
48,771, 280
46,196,442
353
277
304
2,451,975
1,957,987
2,305,787

45,041,839

CONSOLIDATED

GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-

13,500

,209
3,188
3,179
16,669,457
16,378,308
16,699,011

,473
43,890, 655

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—Continued
"Navy management fund".
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"—

13,500

1

83

Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy"...
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations

75,357, 955

78,411,338

$6, 500

$7,000

65, 552, 288
4, 753, 429

67,140,141
6,017, 581

FROM

1962

84

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

NAVY—Continued

C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
A C C O U N T S OF T H E M A R I N E CORPS
CONTINUED

1960 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—C ontinued
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Defense housing, Navy"..
"Navy industrial fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

$172, 885
102,000
502, 678
4,440, 549

$186,000
102,000
484, 799
4,220,409

28, 504

29,018

$140,632
101,112
468,353
4,193,160
120,345
22,136

CONSOLIDATED S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
ACCOUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U OF N A V A L W E A P O N S

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant chief for program and management plans
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrative officer
Assistant executive director for contracts
Assistant production officer
Executive director for fleet readiness..
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Comptroller
.
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Engineer
Financial counsel for external affairs..
Production specialist
Special assistant for plans and programs
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Architect
Assistant comptroller
Attorney
Assistant for special studies
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Computer systems administrator.
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Financial officer
Industrial specialist
Mathematician
Naval intelligence analyst
Oceanographer
Operations research analyst
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Planning officer
Production specialist
Program manager
Psychologist
Social science analyst
Scientific staff assistant..
Scientist
Statistician
Technical director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Aircraft industry assistant
Attorney
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Computer systems administrator
Contract specialist
Director, quality control department.
Electronic scientist
Electronic technician
Engineer...
Equipment specialist
Field management officer..
Financial control officer....
Geographer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Management analyst
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FROM

1961 estimate

FROM

GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 $16,099

14,435
28, 641
14, 435
14,435
14, 435
29, 598

GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345

1

17,326

GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820

1
1
1

16, 536
16, 536
16, 806

1
1
1

16, 536
16, 536
16, 806

GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335

1
2

15, 787
31, 304

1
2

15, 787
31, 554

GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390

1
1
1

15,787
15,517
15,787

1
1
1

15,787
15,787
16,037

14,206

1

15,267

15, 267

26,457
7 91, 518
5 66, 870
1 13,978
1 13, 686
2 25, 542
1 13,374
1 12, 771
13 166, 959
10 128, 937
1 12, 771
81,144
6

2
7
5
1

28,767
99,134
72,925
15,038

29,432
72, 260
73, 530
15,038

2 27,810
1 14,394
1 14,061
13 181,623
8 113,466
1 13,749

28,455
1 14, 706
1 14. 394
13 183, 703
6
85, 386
1 14,061
89, 232
6
170
2, 502,010
- 14,394
1
1 14, 706
9 131, 790
1 15, 309
1 14, 061
2
29, 619
1 14, 706
12 176, 974
22 322,172
5 71,283
4 57,866
127, 548
14, 706
14,061
15, 038
29,432
15, 038
29,432

161, 620

293, 401
64, 770
52, 894
166, 023
13, 374
12, 771
13, 686
26, 749
13, 978
26, 769
7 81,453
14 158,182
11 132,433
1 11, 835
10 116, 230
5 57, 034
22 257,224
1 11,835
2
22, 714
15 171, 331
4 49, 794
13 155, 883
1 11, 357
558
6, 709,764
~ 35,526
11, 606

34,799
11,357
36,484
68,391
60,404

GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.

17, 056

14,206

2, 511,891
1 12,771
1 13,083
119, 225
14,227
12, 771
27,227
13, 374

GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.

1

1

188

GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.

1 $18, 512

1
2

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Motion picture producer..
Naval intelligence analyst
Operations research analyst.
Patent adviser.
Personnel officer.
Physical science administrator
Physicist..
Physiologist.
Planning officer
Procurement officer.
Production specialist
Program manager.
Psychologist
Scientific staff assistant.
Statistician
Technical director
Technologist
Training officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.

6

88,272

176
2, 565, 553
1 14,061
1 14, 394
9 130,831
1 15, 309
1 13, 749
2
29, 619
1 14, 706
12 175,280
22 318,844
5 70,014
4 57, 242
9 124, 989
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
1 15, 038
2
29, 099
1 15, 038
2
29, 099
7 88, 440
13 161, 300
11 143, 790
1 12, 750
10 126,170
5 61. 670
22 279, 880
1 13, 000
2
24, 460
10 125,110
4 52, 790
13 172, 910
1 12,230
539
7, 046, 300
38, 250
12, 750
37,710
12,230
41,350
74,920
65,020

2

7 89, 710
13 163,462
11 145,140
1 13,000
10

126, 816

5 62, 920
22 282,744
1 13,000
2
24,960
10 126, 400
4 52, 790
13 173, 693
1 12, 480
530
6,994,942
3 39,000
12, 750
25,750
12,480
41,350
75,920
65,790

GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Chief engineer
Chief mathematician
Chief scientist
Deputy director, range support
Deputy director, test and evaluationDirector, ballistics laboratory
Director, evaluation division
Director, research department
Director, systems analysis division. __
Director, technical support
Head, research department
Head, ordnance department
Research physicist
Scientific adviser
Technical assistant
Technical director
Technical director, associate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Foreman mechanic
Less than $12,210

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
16 $207,480
3 39,790
24,460
13,000
49,920
62,670
87,150
203,420
141,480
586,030
38,230
37, 210
25, 500
448, 610
473,730
36,940
39,520
1 12,480
4 53,310
3 39, 520
1 12, 230
1,900
21,722,321
2,779
26,549,475
3,853
32,798,976
449
3,439,690
4,316
30,177,468
902
5,782,092
3,350

16 $191,006
3 36,503
22,714
11,835
45,926
57,513
80,164
187,529
130,957
540,098
35,027
34,320
2 23, 212
35 412,910
41 468,337
3 34,071
3 36, 254
1 11,357
4 49,087
3 36,254
1 11,357
2,034
21,488,828
2,962
. Ill, 664
4,115
32,349,430
480
3,411,443
4,631
30,080,363
960
5,730,240
3, 594
19, 920, 664
1, 755
8, 910,176
4, 822
22,043, 065
8, 460
34, 405, 042
7,795
29,479,888
1, 451
5,121, 746
87 281,474

8, 859, 769
4, 458
21, 924, 802
7, 853
35, 252, 815
7,170
28, 628, 486
1,332
4, 984,350
78 277,964

4 65, 065
1 16, 016
4 69, 057
1 16,016
1 16, 016
1 15, 018
1 16, 016
3 46, 551
1 16, 016
1 16. 016
3 46, 551
2 29, 787
1 15, 517
1 14, 519
5 76, 587
11 175,184
6 96, 599

4 65, 065
1 16, 016
4 69,057
1 16,016
1 16, 016
1 15, 018
1 16, 016
3 46, 551
1 16, 016
1 16, 016
3 46, 551
2 29, 787
1 15, 517
1 14, 519
5 76, 587
11 175,184
6 96, 599

68 819, 468
84 856, 884
76
736, 060

155
1, 598, 267

20, 016, 212
1, 618

65 824,265

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Chief quarterman, laborer, helper,
and mechanic service
55, 905
Quarterman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
55,280
Leadingman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
80, 504
7 71,113
Supervisory planner and estimator. _.
Less than $12,210
78,878
73,903
417,430,243
404,697,926
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

123, 549
115,407
675,233,179
664,042,261
731
2,394
37,747,067
4,962, 512

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. _. 110,032
108,881
626,733,133
650,354,749
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
471
383
2,921,952
2,387,000
4,315
Local rates
3,749
6,338,000
7,831,027
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
168,201
211,000
Intermittent employment
16,480
18,000
Other personal services:
4,929, 805
Regular pay above 52-week base
2, 555,133
16, 667, 615
Overtime and holiday pay
15,807,143
1, 579,443
Firefighter premium pay
1, 646,564
1, 325,494
Nightwork differential
1,352,000
473,669
Additional pay for service abroad
499,000

1962

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps"
"Procurement of aircraft and missiles,
Navy"
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"..
"Other procurement, Navy": Direct
obligations
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
'' Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, Navy": Direct obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction, Navy"
'' Defense housing, Navy"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

$771,765
$505,303

$604,914

663,418, 584

680,663,286

657, 597,197

$372,450,493
1,941,628

$397,103,000
3,052,000

$387,993,000
3,453,000

795, 235

825,000

2,847,043

1, 931, 000
2, 295, 000

1,954,000
2, 288, 000

3, 957, 000

4, 297, 000

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GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.___
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875

25, 025, 958

1, 327, 000

4, 859,178

1,102, 000

GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820

118, 699, 399
240, 432
403, 082
90, 056
121, 061, 536
13, 633, 772
942, 568
428, 204

1960 actual

Equipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Oceanographer
Patent adviser
Personnel officer
Personnel specialist
Physical metallurgist
Physical science administrator..
Physical science coordinator
Physicist

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Physiologist
Production control specialist
Publications officer
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935

GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..

126, 906, 000
311, 000
415, 000
90, 000
125, 042, 332
15, 860, 954

125, 329, 000
310, 000
414, 000
90, 000
113, 895, 255
16, 291, 942

446,000

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES
ACCOUNTS OF THE B U R E A U OF SHIPS

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Contract specialist
Counsel
Engineer
Phvsicist
GS-15. $13,730~to ~$~1~5~030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Operations research analyst
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Psychologist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Digital computer systems specialistElectronic scientist
Engineer

825, 000

1960 actual

457, 000

PAID FROM

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num - Total Num-• Total Num - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$14,206
14,206
14, 435

47

23
13
4

13, 978
38, 313
13, 374
53, 829
12, 771
13. 083
38, 313
41, 934
635, 756
13, 374
13,374
13,374
53, 809
13,978
14, 456
317,912
13,083
96,055
178,151
53, 205

9 107, 307
7 84, 563
5 60,194
4 48, 567
3 34, 798
5 60,174
3 34,320
2 22, 714
11 138,193
182
2,232, 798
1 12,334
4 46,156
1 12, 563
4 47,112
8 96,178
1 12, 563
2 25,126
57 700,929
3 36, 733
2 24,169
12 139, 710
1 11,606
1 12, 563
7 86,984
3 37,689
41 501,995

1 $15, 517
1 15,267

1 $15, 517
1 15, 517

1

15, 787

1

15, 787

1
3
1
4
1
1
3
3
44
1
1
1
4
1
1
23
1
7
13
4

15, 558
41, 559
13, 749
57, 867
14, 061
14, 394
42,183
45,114
646, 304
14, 706
14, 706
14,394
58,199
15,038
15, 558
337,258
14,394
103,313
191, 569
57,243

1
3
1
4
1
1
3
3
44
1
1
1
4
1
1
23
1
7
13
4

15, 558
42,183
13, 749
58, 200
14, 061
14,394
42, 516
45,114
647, 906
14, 706
14, 706
14,394
58,199
15,038
15, 558
337,902
14,394
103, 646
191,257
57,243

9 116, 250
7 91, 520
4 52,020
4 52,290
3 36,940
5 65,020
3 37,190
2 24, 710
11 148, 720
183
2, 416,900
6
1
4
8
1
2
57
3
2
12
1
1
7
3
41

74, 4G0
13, 790
51,230
103,500
13, 520
27,040
754,010
39,520
26,020
151,110
12,480
13,520
90, 730
40,560
540,380

9 116, 770
7 92,060
4 52,270
4 52,290
3 37, 460
5 65,020
3 37,460
2 24,960
11 148, 720
183
2,427,180
6
1
4
8
1
2
57
3
2
12
1
1
7
3
41

75,170
13,790
51,230
103, 770
13, 520
27,040
755,090
39, 790
26,020
151,380
12,480
13,520
91,270
40, 560
540,650

GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Engineer
Naval architect
Physicist
Research consultant
Scientist
Technical director
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Master
Pilot
Less than $12,210

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
2 $25,750
2 $23,920
7 85,860
6 69,597
1 12,230
1 11,357
3 39,520
3 36,483
2 25,500
2 23,442
1 12,750
1 11,835
1,271
1,273
14,626,110
13,539,387
2,368
2,369
23,688,715
21,818,907
3,109
3,106
24,340,173
26,673,710
262

1, 870,977
3,386
22,024,409
470
2, 872,164
2,698
15,070,873
1,007
5,165,898
2,887
13,263,014
4 939
20,669, 682
5,176
19,960,940
1,612

5,615,364
129 430,125
11 170,500
2 31,500
1 16,500
1 15,500
2 31,000
7 110,000

262

2,008,444
3,385
23, 517,129
470
3,078,171
2,695
16,249,590
1,007
5, 515,441
2,793
13,997,174
4,833
22,023,052
5,074
21,218,082
1,612

6,011,292
129 466,747
14 225,000
2 33,000
1 17,500
1 15,500
3 47,500
7 110,000

167
167
2,113, 201
2,113, 201
4 52,022
4 52,022
6,027
,093
46, 546, 521
47,053, 727

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv80,049
alent to less than $12,210
80,974
448, 329, 788 451,908,105
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

115, 800
117,094
687,110, 724
671,055,292
1,614
3, 277
9, 600,834
19, 857, 577

Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
111,016
United States and possessions
110, 527
644, 629, 363 671,119,215
Foreign countries:
350
339
U.S. rates
1, 915, 675
1 725, 761
1,
2,
820
2,
951
1
Local rates
4, 475,000
4,842, 591
Positions other than permanent:
415, 619
427,000
Temporary employment
64, 227
64,000
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
2, 601, 700
5,046,104
Regular pay above 52-week base
24, 882,000
36, 251, 221
Overtime and holiday pay
2, 919,000
2, 822, 272
Nightwork differential
1, 857,000
1, 722, 015
Additional pay for service abroad
676,000
630,161
Firefighter premium pay.
Add excess of annual leave earned over
82,000
144, 598
leave taken
Total personal services-Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction. Navy"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"

698, 293, 932

711, 018, 590

$43, 022,198
890,000

$60, 410, 000
1, 063, 000

19, 269, 851
679,000

2, 771,000
604,000
307, 000

120, 655
22, 231,138
1,472,000
121,171
608, 493, 426
927, 602
202, 741
864,150

20, 628, 200

2, 642,000
123, 000
619,902,000
1, 625, 390
943, 000

1962

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M
ACCOUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U OF Y A R D S A N D D O C K S

NAVY—Continued

1960 actual

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M
ACCOUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U OF M E D I C I N E A N D S U R G E R Y

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
excess of $15,255:
Medical research adviser
1 $17,600
Parasitologist
1 15,500
Technical director of research
1 17,600
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Comptroller
Medical officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
2 27,956
Chemist
1 13,978
Comptroller
Deputy director, Armed Forces medical publication agency
13,978
Director, administration division
14. 456
13,686
Director, medical statistics division...
13, 978
Medical officer
13,083
Parasitologist
13, 978
Physicist
13,978
Psychologist
13, 374
Scientific director of research
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, medical statistics
11, 606
division
11,606
Bacteriologist
11,357
Biologist
11, 606
Budget officer
23,441
Chemist
Deputy director administration divi1 12,085
sion
Deputy director, medical statistics
1 12,085
division
1 12,563
Educational specialist
1 11,357
Entomologist
Legal assistant to the Surgeon Gen1 11, 357
eral
3 39,104
Medical officer
1 11.606
Personnel officer
5 58,988
Psychologist
30 317,305
GS-13. $10, 635 to $11,935
52 460, 762
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
56 425, 854
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
11 77, 984
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
111 717,282
GS-9. $6. 435 to $7,425
28 170, 761
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
186
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
1,034,079
448
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,8202,261,988
491
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
2, 274,100
756
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6703,217,347
936
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
3, 691,790
110 400,525
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
4 14,435
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
1 15,000
Bacteriologist
2 29,500
Physiologist
1 14,500
Scientific director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
1 12,563
Master mechanic
487
Less than $12,210
2,752, 207
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv4,147
alent to less than $12,210
18,233,651
7,892
Total permanent.
36,563,539
245 996,746
Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
7,455
United States and possessions
35,208,905
Foreign countries:
30 169,132
U.S. rates
162 188,756
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
7,323
Temporary employment.
4,299
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
279,634
Regular pay above 52-week base...
466,639
Overtime and holiday pay
241,806
Nightwork differential
25,359
Additional pay for service abroad .
49, 570
Firefighter premium pay
7,647
Total personal services..
36,641,423
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Digitized for"Research,
FRASER development, test, and
evaluation,
Navy"
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1 $17,600
1 15,500
1 17,600

1 $17,600
1 15,500
1 17,600

1
1

15,517
15,267

1
1

15,787
15,267

2

30,347

2

30,347

15,038
15, 829
14, 706
15,038
14, 061
15,038
15,038
14,394

15, 829
15. 038
15,038
14,061
15,038
15,038
14,394

1
2
1
1
3

12, 750
24, 710
12, 480
12, 750
37, 710

1
2
1
1
3

12, 750
24, 710
12,480
13,000
37, 710

1

13,270

1

13,270

1
1

13,000
13, 520

1
1

13,270
13,520

1 12,490
1 12, 230
3 42,078
3 42,078
1 13,000
1 12, 750
5 64,250
64,
250
5
27 307,002
28 318,001
58 565,960
55 534, 595
62 519,889
60 500, 837
92,535
12
99,
713
13
130 915,040
120 838, 562
219,313
33
204.
201
31
220
200
1 335,172
1.211, 544
452
426
2
467, 612
2,318,827
533
492
2,499, 530
2, 702,583
827
765
3,
765,415
3,487,395
1,016
939
,360,093
4,014,965
100 400,425
105 417,953
3 11, 793
4 15,620
1
2
1

15,000
29,500
14,500

1 12,863
476
2,783,938

1
2
1

15,000
29,500
14,500

1
3,013
487
2,856,147

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
ber salary
ber salary
Assistant director, logistics planning
division
$15,517
Assistant director, housing division....
1 $14,430
15, 787
Contract specialist
1 14,190
15, 517
Counsel
1 14,190
15,267
Engineer.
1 15,150
16,295
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
2 26, 740
2 29,100
Attorney adviser
1 13, 670
Automotive transportation specialist1 12, 770
1 14,061
Contract specialist
1 13,070
1 14,061
Engineer
20 273, 700
19 277,433
Physical science administrator
1 13, 970
1 15,038
Realty officer
2 26,440
1 14,061
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant, supervisor
3 35, 745
3 38, 500
Administrative officer
1 11, 355
1 12, 230
Architect, supervisor
1 12, 555
1 13,520
Attorney-adviser
5 62,940
4 46, 620
Automotive transportation specialist..
1 13,270
1 12,075
Budget officer
1 12, 750
1 11, 595
Chemist
1 13, 520
1 12, 555
Comptroller
1 12, 750
1 11, 835
Contract specialist
1 12,230
1 11, 595
Digital computer systems specialist. _.
2 24, 980
1 11,835
Director, administration division
1 12,750
1 11, 595
Director, construction division
12 148, 740
11 147, 970
Director, design division
7 85, 485
7 92, 310
Director, maintenance division
6 71, 730
8 102, 720
Director, planning division
1 12, 555
1 13, 520
Director, utilities division
2 25,110
4 53,310
Engineer
62 772,650
57 761, 500
1 11. 595
Entomologist
1 12, 750
2 22, 950
Equipment specialist
2 24, 980
1 12, 555
Scientist, electronic
1 13, 520
Housing management officer
2
24, 710
Labor relations specialist
1 12. 210
Management analyst
1 13,000
1 11, 835
Military installation officer
1 12, 480
1 11, 595
Personnel officer
1 12, 075
1 13,000
Real property officer
4 51. 500
4 47,100
Realty officer
5 59,175
4 51, 710
1 11, 595
Soil conservationist
1 12, 750
1 12, 555
Statistician, supervisory
1 12, 230
1 11, 595
Supply officer
1 12, 480
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
475
472
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—

4,205
19,212,071
18, 592,010
8,205
7,838
40,292,128
38,412,025
219 925,628
216 885,525

GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Director, engineering division
Technical adviser, special structures
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210.

7,785
7,421
38,951, 500
37,110, 500

Deduct lapses

31 209,000
170 207,000

31 208,000
170 207,000

8,000
4,500

10,000
4, 500

147,000
477,000
257,000
28,000
54.000

478,000
267,000
30,000
59,000

7,622
38, 502,000

40,215,000

$26,429,224
8,200,000

$27,879,000
8,300,000

$29, 552,000
8,350,000

2,012,199

2,323,000

2,313,000

1961 estimate

Total permanent..

, 866, 002
1,026

c , 091, 917
9,481, 562
1,091
1,084
1,152, 392
8, 886, 451
57 421,458
466, 571
1,015
, 122,187
6, 863, 780
171 988, 894 152 955,644
976
987
, 330, 241
5, 681,165
248
233
] , 232, 532
1, 258, 972
849
809
, 741,168
3,837. 237
1, 349
1,276
r, 334,332
5, 429, 441
1, 289'
1,170
, 702, 725
4, 599, 209
334
240
, 138, 020
889, 981
120,410
26
88,010
15,150

1
1

15,150
15,650

4 51,521
4 51,978
,615
11, 435
41,104,121
49, 408, 556
18,677
20,103
94,426,758
105,231,166
1,034
1,186
6,260,479
6,757,170

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and;
14,503
15,341
1,815, 596
i, 003,487
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
300
244
2,147,795
1,865, 457
Local rates.
2,8400
3,3322
7,605,052
5,202,888
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week b a s e 645,130
382,779
Overtime and holiday pay
2,188,099
2,165, 241
Nightwork differential
134,224
135, 721
Additional pay for service abroad-.
1, 369, 827
1, 291, 700
Total personal services
92,503, 559
102, 449, 437
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations

$47, 521, 874
4,200,012

550, 559, 000
8,931,000

1962

87

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—Continued
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"

1960 actual

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

$1,928,992
135,699

$2, 030, 000
114,000

$2,025, 000
114,000

13, 097,240
2, 589, 232
21,172,840
1,618,541
239,129

11, 690,100
3, 936, 000
24,101, 337
1,088, 000

11, 459, 000
4,600, 000
25,673,000
891, 000

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
2 $25,126
2 $25,126
2 $24,648
Master mechanic
110 765,190
110 766,396
110 750,499
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv1,039
1,039
1,040
alent to less than $12,210
5, 836, 638
5,817,334
5,686,033
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID
ACCOUNTS OF THE OFFICE OF N A V A L R E S E A R C H

1960 actual

1961 estimate

FROM

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
Deputy and chief scientist
1 17,500
1 17,500
1 16,500
Physical science administrator
5 80,300
5 80,300
5 80,300
Science director
210,675
13
210,675
13
210,675
13
Scientist
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
15,
517
1
15, 517
1
14,435
Comptroller
—
1 15,267
2 30,534
Electronic scientist
1
15,
517
1
15, 517
1
14,435
Patent administrator
1 15,267
2 30, 534
Physical science administrator
2
30,534
2
30,534
Physicist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 13,749
1 13,749
12,771
Accountant
1 14,061
1 14,061
13,083
Administrative officer
1
15,038
1 15,038
13,686
Attorney
1 14,061
1 14,061
13,083
Biochemist
3
43,825
3
40,
727
43,825
Biologist
1 13,749
1 13,749
12,771
Budget officer
6
86,321
67,496
6
86,321
Chemist
1 14, 706
13,686
1 15,038
Contract administrator
18
258,256
228,363
258,
568
18
Electronic scientist
.
8 118,340
109,139
8 118,340
Engineer
1
14,061
14,061
1
12,
771
Geographer
..
1 14,394
1 14,706
13,374
Information officer
3 43,825
3 44,137
40, 727
Mathematician
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,978
Operations research analyst
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,978
Organic material scientist
5 73,236
5 73, 569
67, 788
Patent adviser
1
14,706
1 14,706
13,686
Patent attorney
2
27, 810
2 28,122
13,083
Metallurgist—
21
308,952
309,285
21
260,128
Physical science administrator
35 507,807
35 508,785
461,385
Physicist-7
97,805
97,805
7
78.165
Psychologist
1 15,038
1 15,038
13, 978
Scientific staff assistant
Training device program administra12, 771
1 13,730
13, 730
tor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
3 37, 440
3 37, 710
2
23, 442
Accountant
2
25,220
2
2
23, 442
25, 220
Administrative officer
3 38, 220
3 38, 220
3 35, 047
Attorney
3 37,190
3 37, 460
3 34, 320
Biologist
1 12, 230
1 12. 230
1 11, 357
Budget officer
18 232, 826
18 233, 326
18 216, 527
Chemist
8 101, 940
8 102, 460
5 59, 696
Contract specialist
44 580, 054
44 579, 284
42 517, 567
Electronic scientist
44 577, 957
44 577, 417
42 510,427
Engineer
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 11, 357
Geographer
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 11,357
Information officer
9 116, 230
9 115, 980
9 107, 307
Mathematician
5 65, 270
5 65, 020
4 47,132
Metallurgist
23, 441
2
3 36, 545
24, 980
2
Oceanographer
4 53, 310
4 53, 310
4 49, 524
Operations research analyst
7 90,250
7 90, 250
7 83,136
Patent adviser
5 63, 210
5 63, 210
5 58, 719
Patent attorney
1 13,000
1 12, 750
1 11, 835
Personnel officer
16 205, 980
17 216,880
16 190, 441
Physical science administrator
59 760, 446
62 795, 701
61 728, 890
Physicist
22,963
2
3 39,020
26, 540
2
Physiologist
7 86, 320
7 86,070
7 80, 475
Psychologist
Training device program administra2 25,460
2 23,674
2
25, 460
tor
385
391
386
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
4,164, 975
4, 397, 220
4, 415, 238
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
525
501
524
4, 575,133
5,125,142
5,132, 490
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
415
459
459
3, 682, 586
3,152, 420
3, 693, 726
8 57,703
9 61,172
8 58,367
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985__
352
373
350
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
2,376,565
2, 372, 711
2, 403, 437
38 249,059
38 251,053
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,87537 224,099
265
265
284
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
1, 559,125
1, 570,290
1, 576,118
142 702,135
140 750,860
140 754,799
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
367
340
340
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,3351, 683,094
1, 682, 014
1, 693,179
360
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
360
363
1, 475, 810
1, 579, 878
1, 586, 534
187 716,985
186 767,808
186 771,692
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
30 107,286
30 115,868
30 116,388
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,1301
2,974
1
3,307
1
3,307
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815-

Digitized for FRASER
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions.
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy"—
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
...
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
...
Reimbursable obligations "Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund".—
—
"Military assistance"

4, 634
4,640
4,628
34,460,736
34, 405, 496
32,067,863
61
71
160
535,800
667, 460
1,304,620

30,479,780

4,530
4,526
33, 592,036
33,406,636

36 272,137
6 11,326

37 319,522
6 11,878

320, 658
12,242

176,114

177, 500
1, 500

181, 500
1, 500

5,500
63,764

87,200

87,200

131, 900
875,200
33,000
5, 000
2,000

879, 200
33, 000
5,000
2,000

35,051,336

35,114,336

$4,289,000
45,000

$4,334,000

5, 600,000
617,000
24,494,000
6,336

5,601,000
617,000
24, 556,000
6,336

239, 874
861,084
31,059
12,465
1,520
67, 599
32,222,222

t,

072,843
41, 552

5,090,470
473,325
22,505,955
5, 894
32,183

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF THE B U R E A U OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
Supply officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Attorney
Budget officer
Digital computer specialist.
Engineer
Industrial specialist
Personnel officer
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Business analyst
Digital computer specialist.
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Operations research analyst
Personnel officer
Supply officer
Technologist
Transportation officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $14,206
1 14,435

1 $15,267
1 15,517

12, 771
26, 749
12, 771
12, 771
13,978
12,771
26,145
13, 083
80, 870

13, 749
28, 787
26, 520
13, 749
15,038
13, 749
2 28.143
1 14,061
7 101,036

23,192
11,357
142,042
46, 405
11,357
57, 283
93,307
47,361
46,633
68,870
11,357
34,549
384,279
58, 219
12, 563

2
24,980
1 12,230
13 164,337
5 61, 297
1 12, 230
6
73,007
9 111,737
5 62,337
5 61, 567
7 85, 507
1 12,230
3 37,210
37 477,463
5 62, 710
1
243 13, 520

2

1

12

4
1
5
8

4
4
6
1
3
32
5
1
200

057, 454
343, 430

990
7 361, 730
243
687,539
12, 910, 725
275
1, 676,247

1

2

2
1
1
1

2,

568 663, 287
5,
1,155 284, 050
9,
243 142,371
1,
2,209 813,021
14,
304 981,462
1,
971, 261

1 $15,517
1 15,517
1

2
2

1
1
1

2

1
7

13, 749
28, 787
26, 520
13, 749
15,038
14,061
28,143
14,061
101,036

2 24,980
1 12,480
13 164,337
5 61, 297
1 12, 480
6
73, 007
9 111,737
5 62,337
5 61, 567
7 85, 507
1 12, 230
3 37, 210
37 477, 463
5 62, 710
1 13, 520
245
2, 690,345
572
5, 338, 476
185
9, 414, 825
244
1, 827, 804
2,259
15, 388, 424
304
1, 980, 270

1962

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962

88

1960 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

C O N S O L I D A T E D SCHEDULE
COUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U

NAVY—Continued

OP P E R S O N A L SERVICES PAID FROM A C OF SUPPLIES A N D A C C O U N T S — c o n t i n u e d

1960 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,915
1,885
$11,271,730
$11,038,807
588
588
593
3,227,066
3, 244, 620
3, 024,097
2, 473
2,475
2,426
12, 213, 750
12, 298,560
11, 176,892
3,756
3, 790
3, 908
17,218, 698
16, 416,019
17,175,336
5,049
4,824
4,847
19, 521,567
20, 257, 614
20, 235, 810
1,786
1,739
I, 763
6, 575,275
( , 251, 555
6, 622, 920
84 304,416
81 291,589
97 321, 892
1,872

$10, 202,219

3
918

37, 793
172, 556

3 37,908
823
5, 717, 840

3

37,908

>08

5, 615,348

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivII,849
11,418
14, 324
alent to less than $12,210
60, 378,392
58,320, 524
67, 513,831
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

32, 945
32, 540
35,325
174, 396, 210
173, 300, 515
171, 964, 870
1,140
649
2,162
2,903, 515
6,092,210
11, 127,949

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
29,965
31, 459
30,063
United States and possessions
164, 516,074
166, 627, 325
157, 311,473
Foreign countries:
156
156
145
U.S. rates
1,090, 717
1,091, 867
933,530
1, 559
1,684
1, 672
Local rates
2, 591, 918
2, 677, 808
Other personal services:
206,855
637,000
Regular pay above 52-week base
221, 690
3,358,000
3,359,000
Overtime and holiday pay
427,044
439,000
439,000
Nightwork differential
177, 657
190,000
190,000
Firefighter premium pay
108, 322
110,000
110,000
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps"
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"-.
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"

165,978,489

173,038,000

174,495,000

$154,969, 241
6, 689, 784

$160,608,000
7, 734,000

$162,171,000
7, 734,000

38,000
53,000

38,000

1,094,000

1,039,000

125,130
9, 520
64, 687
770,310
9,810
11, 586
45,181
3,283, 240

11,000

11,000

3,500,000

3,"502,"666

CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE E X E C U T I V E OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE N A V Y

1960 actual

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
Secretary of the Navy
1 20,000
1 20,000
1 20,000
Under secretary of the Navy
_ .
3 60,000
3 60,000
3 60,000
Assistant secretary of the Navy
1 19,000
1
19,000
1
19,000
General counsel
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Administrative assistant to the sec1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
retary of the Navy
Assistant comptroller for accounting
1 18,512
1 18,512
and finance
1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
Director, office of analysis and review..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant comptroller for accounting
and
finance
- .
1 16,349
Assistant director, office of naval
1 16,536
1 16,536
material, procurement. _
1 17,326
1 15,870
1 17,326
Chief, Navy management office.
Deputy director, office of analysis and
1 15,621
review, program appraisal.
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Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570—Continued
Deputy general counsel, procurement.
Deputy general counsel, property
Executive assistant to assistant secretary of the Navy (material), facilities
Executive assistant to assistant secretary of the Navy (material), procurement
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (personnel and reserve
forces), civilian personnel
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (research and development)
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director, office of naval material, procurement
Counsel, office of the Navy comptroller
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review, facilities
Deputy director, office of analysis
and review, material
Deputy director, office of analysis
and review, program appraisal
Director, contract audit, office of
Navy comptroller
Director, contract clearance, office of
naval material
Director, data processing systems,
Navy management office
Director, employment, office of industrial relations
Director, estimates and analysis,
office of Navy comptroller
Director of accounting, office of Navy
comptroller
Director of finance, office of Navy
comptroller
Director, wage and classification,
office of industrial relations
Special assistant to assistant secretary of the Navy (personnel and reserve forces), manpower.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Assistant director for facilities
Assistant director for housing
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Deputy director for facilities
Engineer
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialistInsurance examiner
Logistics analyst
Management analyst
Manpower analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer
Printing and publications officer
Procurement officer
Program analyst
Security specialist
Special assistant to chief of naval
material
Special assistant to secretaries
Statistician
Systems analvst
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Engineer
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialist
Inspection specialist
Insurance examiner
Management analyst
Manpower analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer
Preservation and packaging specialist .
Printing and publications officer
Program analyst
Safety program specialist
Special assistant to chief of naval material
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 .
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 .
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...

1961 estimate

Num- Total ^um- Total
ber salary ber salary
$15,621
15,621

1

$16,806

15,392

1

16,536

15,392

1

16,806

15,392

1

16,806

15,392

1

16,806

1

16,806

14,685
14,435

15,787

14,914

16,307

14, 435

15, 787
15, 267

14,914

15, 267

14, 435

15, 517

14, 206

15, 517
15, 267

14, 435

15, 267

14,685

16,037
16, 037
15, 517

1

14, 685

15, 787

8
4
1
1
12
11
9
5
1
3
2
3
1
4
5
5
3
11
2
1
9
2

108, 701
54, 413
13, 374
13, 374
160, 872
147, 054
117, 664
67, 495
12, 771
41,039
27, 061
39,832
13, 686
54,101
66,289
67,183
41, 039
145, 328
27, 956
13, 978
120, 097
25, 854

117, 001
86, 673
14. 394
14, 394
202, 448
155.999
97,845
113,195
14,061
45.114
29,099
56, 259
14, 706
43,181
72, 593
86,987
43, 825
139,716
30, 618
15, 309
100, 715
27,498

3
2
2
1

40, 434
25, 854
26,145
13,083

20
6
4
46
1
8
6
4
7
2
1
10
1
1
20
1
4
3
1

241,193
71, 301
46, 830
535, 643
11, 606
92,311
71, 510
50, 252
82,180
22, 990
12, 085
119,120
11, 835
11,606
234,684
12,563
47,839
34,569
11,835

10
2

1
7
2
3
2
2

1

44, 450
28,143
28, 455
13, 749

19 245, 000
6
77, 000
4 49, 690
47 586, 567
4 48, 920
10 125,140
10 127, 520
4 54, 080
13 162, 520
24, 460
2
1 13, 000
102,480
277,300
1 13, 520
8 101,710
4 50,460
1 13,000

22

2 24,170
2 26,540
2 23,192
2 25,230
2 23,691
2 25,480
358
348
3,586,677
3,981,703
481
578
4,209,432
5,429,678
793
1, 111
5,956,219
8,930,861
279
227
1,986,336
1,729,416
974
1,518
6,400,409
10,741,157
950
405
5,722,057
2,615,391

1962

89

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less than
$12,210

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent _
Deduct lapses

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,015
$5,740,076
464
2,340,249
1,022

4,777,395
1,723
7,295,211
1,463
5,687,341
439
1,602,526
21 68,644
10

50,068

805
806
$4,886,952
$4,876,319
445
450
2,463,552
2,471,846
2,
987
i0
1,000
5,006,837
5,043,408
1,822
1,8
8,300,196
8,261, 522
1, 361
1,377
5,712,053
5, 739,700
400
401
1,548,253
1, 555,973
13 47,066
16 56,579
10

57,475

12

66,615

1,062
1,049
5,828,933
5,927,006
5,580,994

11,442
11,395
11,300
71,589,839
64,723,823
71,620,330
327
285
303
2,004,854
1,218,069
2,042,911

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
11,046
11,077
10,910
69,186, 694
69,965, 609
62,373,886
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
45 353,969
45 347,582
43 294,763
19 52,192
Local rates
20 50,320
17 43,143
Positions other than permanent: Inter15,400
21,433
15,400
mittent employment
Other personal services:
484, 591
265,716
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,303,992
1,365,026
1,368,649
Overtime and holiday pay
175, 582
169,700
162,000
Nightwork differential
174,517
220,518
239,905
Additional pay for service abroad
Add excess of annual leave earned over
52,897
20,000
67,782
leave taken
Total personal services...

64,946,1

71,666,676

72,177,724

Salaries and wages are distributed
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy'
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations.
"Navy industrial fund"...
"Navy management fund"

$31,948,381
349,939
7,188,817
25,459,729

$34,782,300
411,100
7,781, 276
28,692,000

$34,640,700
511,800
8,026, 224
28,999,000

SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S F O R THE OFFICE OF T H E J U D G E
A D V O C A T E G E N E R A L PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE E X E C U T I V E
OFFICE OF T H E S E C R E T A R Y OF THE N A V Y

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Attorney
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Admiralty counsel
Member, board of review
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant for administration
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..

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1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1

$16,536

1

$16,536

12,771
89,397

1
7

14, 061
96,102

7

96,102

11,355

1
3
2
2
3
3
6
14
25
38
10

12,230
34,478
18,426
16,147
20,269
18,447
37,604
75,153
121,314
164,980
38,694

1
3
2
2
3
3
6
14
25
37
10

12,480
34,478
18,426
16,147
20, 269
18,447
37,604
75,153
121,314
160,940
38,694

115
3

671,457
28,457

112

643,000

1

$14,430

1
7

22,180

26,430
14, 780
18,405
5, 620
34,980
69,310
103,720
153,470
46,195
3,255
4,867
117
3

4,867

4,867

631,165
25,943

117
5

605,222

112

41,819
647,4

1,622

4,720
2,164

2, 511
3,000

3,000

613,728

653,000

646, 000

SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S F O R T H E OFFICE OF T H E CHIEF OF
N A V A L O P E R A T I O N S P A I D F R O M ACCOUNTS OF T H E E X E C U T I V E
OFFICE OF THE S E C R E T A R Y OF THE N A V Y

1960 actual

1961 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Development coordinator..
1 $18,013
1 $18,013
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director long range objective
group
1 15,870
1 17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Research analyst
28,641
2 31,241
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
12,771
Assistant comptroller
13,749
Chemist
13,083
14,394
Civilian executive assistant-.
15,038
13,978
Communication specialist
14,394
13,070
Digital computer systems administrator
Director of division
4 51,980
57, 243
Engineer
10 136,782
117,395
International relations officer
2
30,347
28,205
14,394
Logistics systems coordinator
1 13,374
14,394
Management analysis officer
1 13,083
14.394
Navigation specialist
1 13,083
13,749
Oceanographer
1 12, 771
Office services manager
13.749
13,083
14,061
Personnel officer
67,184
86,029
Physical science administrator
40,144
43,160
Physicist
13,978
15,038
Progress analyst
13,374
14,394
Special assistant
106,661
115,837
Research analyst
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
4 46,405
50,210
Administrative officer
12,480
Astronomer
36,004
39,270
Cartographer
11,606
12,480
Communications specialist
11,357
12,230
Digital computer programer
Digital computer systems adminis12, 230
trator
1 11,357
Director, six-inch transit circle divi1 12,480
sion
12 145, 691
14 182, 330
Engineer
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Fire protection coordinator
1 11,835
1 13,000
International relations officer
1 11,357
1 12,230
Labor economist
1 11,357
1 12, 480
Librarian
1 11,606
1 12.750
Management analysis officer
1 12, 230
Mathematician
1 12,563
Metallurgist
22, 950
2
2 25,200
Meteorologist
4 50,252
Oceanographer
4 54,080
1 11,835
Office services manager
69,616
6
6 75,940
Personnel officer
4 49,774
4 54,080
Physical science administrator
1 11,357
2 24,460
Program analyst
4 47,133
4 51,250
Progress analyst
1 11,835
1 13,000
Requirements review officer
32 408,843
30 354,222
Research analyst
3 36, 732
Statistician
3 39,790
Supply requirement and distribution
officer
1 11,835
1 13,000
1 11,835
1 12,750
Technical adviser
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
187 , 958, 794 2162, 449,152
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
361 , 202, 567 3913, 734,360
619
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
, 313, 850
5,035, 565
121 900,195
117 820, 206
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
533
502
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
3, 718, 429
, 219, 709
152
159
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
930,293
1,033,466
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
653
3, 930, 415
, 467,144
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
518^
516
2,851, 306
, 652,133
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
1,401
1,385
6, 928, 765
,
406,
030
e
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
2,042
2,146
9,277,
050
,
994,
095
i,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-.
1,228
1,422r
, 548, 722
5,120, 995
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
149 534, 966 139 529,103
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
12 43,540
15 50, 670
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Chief communications adviser
15, 517
1 16,016
Deputy director development planning
group
15, 517
1 15,517
Scientific director
15, 500
1 15,500
Engineer, scientific and technical director
1
15,517
15, 517
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
5,521
4,905
24,
21, 508, 227
, 291, 007
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1,674
1,740
5, 725,990
, 081,705
Total permanent.
15, 579
14, 736
14,!
73,196,147
74, 719, 490 I
73,420,037

1962

90

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

NAVY—Continued

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF
NAVAL OPERATIONS PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Continued
1960 actual

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Deduct lapses.

1,034
$4,038,648

440
$2,190,621

428
$2,174,629

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
12,372
11,821
United States and possessions... 12, 580
>8,076,099
66,608, 746
65,022,130
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates...
332
332
318
] , 664,906
1,
1,820,
532
1, 833, 232
Local rates
1, 592
2
'9
1, 647
1, 679
!, 470,463
2, 632,238
Positions other than permanent: Inter2,803, 430
mittent employment
13,300
14,000
Other personal services:
14, 000
Regular pay above 52-week base..
500, 896
257, 294
Overtime and holiday pay
, 865,267
1,704,120
1, 691, 863
Nightwork differential
332,404
345,100
344,295
Additional pay for service abroad
975,414
990, 232
832,179
Firefighter premium pay
441,474
433,000
433,000
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"_.
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, Navy"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"

73,286,254

76,272,615

74,560,745

;62,841,236
7,156, 521
181,724

$67,133,260
7, 760,000

$65,493, 330
7, 717,000

14,000

14,000

373,925
162,870
1,356,851
196,928
1,014,377

147,800
37,000
74,000

1,023,555

1,077,615

SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE MILITARY SEA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE PAID FROM THE NAVY INDUSTRIAL FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attornev adviser
Naval architect
_ ... ... ...
Special adviser (merchant marine
matters)
__
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Marine transportation officer
Naval architect
Personnel officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Attorney adviser
Budget officer
Digital computer systems officer
Engineer
Marine transportation specialist
Naval architect
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Statistician..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815

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Less than $12,210..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num-• Total Num - Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $14,435
1 14,435

1 $15, 787
1 15, 517

1 $16, 037
1 15, 787

1

14,206

1

15, 267

1

15, 517

1
1
3
1

14, 456
12, 771
40,143
12, 771

1
1
3
1

15, 558
14,061
43,473
14, 061

1
1
3
1

15, 829
14, 061
43, 473
14, 394

4 47, 840
4 47, 611
1 11, 835
1 11, 606
1 11, 606
3 34, 549
5 59,944
3 35, 297
1 11, 835
1 11,357
64 672,986
95 848, 033
139
1, 085, 831
42 301, 365
142 935, 414
37 237,038
135 765, 542
90 457, 463
188 858,909
250
1,043, 937
158 620, 890
17 62, 028
7 23, 859

4 52,000
4 51,230
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
3 37,460
4 51,770
4 50,460
1 13, 000
1 12, 480
60 675, 600
90 886,050
123
1,036, 603
38 306,641
123 899, 904
35 243,797
124 727,768
85 473.749
173 852, 634
227
1, 026, 896
142 602, 577
15 59,797
7 26, 477

4 52, 540
4 51, 500
1 13,000
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
3 37,960
4 53, 080
4 50. 980
1 13, 000
1 12,480
60 681,000
90 894,150
123
1, 047, 263
38 309, 776
123 843, 569
35 246, 619
109 626, 554
85 480, 763
168 824, 287
227
1, 038. 648
142 611,452
15 60. 629
7 26, 893

$1,337,164
$1,246, 816
94.
89
1, 338,401
1,240, 531
1, 240, 531
6.892
6, 059
6, 059
35, 523, 977
30,374,185
30, 457, 656
324
2, 097, 842
48, 617, 376
985
6, 579, 510

269
1, 742, 900
7,786
7, 766
42. 863,299
42, 824, 644
328
126
1, 602, 892
2, 958,220

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. __ 7,381
7, 027
7,209
39,281,163
39,138, 938
37, 822,265
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
332
346
2, 646, 254
1,943, 014
Local rates
96 110,449
99 139,800
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
4, 000
1,875
Intermittent employment
407,112
567,614
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
30. 600
66, 667
Overtime and holiday pay
6,973,900
7, 328,290
Premium pay and penalty time
998, 900
1, 006, 687
Hazardous duty pay
144,200
135, 825
Living and quarters allowance
45,300
95,141
Uniform allowance
7,200
7, 800
Add excess annual leave earned over leave
taken
101, 509
Deduct excess annual leave taken over
leave earned
283, 754

OPERATION

170,800
97,000
74,000

101

Master

Total personal services.

1,822

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Engineer

Deduct lapses

1961 estimate

50,964,011

AND

MAINTENANCE,

1960 actual

48, 617, 800

AIR

FORCE

1961 estimate

Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the Air Force
$22.000
$22,000
Under Secretary of the Air Force
20, 000
20, 000
60,000
Assistant secretary of the Air F o r c e 60, 000
19, 000
General counsel
19, 000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant secretary (financial
management)
17, 514
18, 512
Deputy for requirements review
17, 514
18, 512
Special assistant for installations
17, 514
18, 512
Special assistant for manpower, personnel and reserve forces
18, 512
17, 514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Academic director, air force institute
of technology
16, 536
15, 392
Associate director, accounting and
16, 536
finance
16, 536
Associate director of budget
Administrative assistant to Secretary
1 15,621
16, 806
of the Air Force
16, 536
Assistant for financial management._.
15,392
16, 536
Assistant for materiel
16, 806
15, 621
Assistant for systems
Assistant to director, maintenance
15. 392
16, 536
engineering
Assistant to director, plans and pro15,392
16, 536
grams
Assistant to director, supply and serv15, 392
16. 536
ices
15, 392
16, 536
Chief, counter-intelligence division
Civilian director, procurement and
15, 621
16, 806
production
15. 392
16, 536
Deputy auditor general
15, 392
16, 536
Deputy comptroller
16, 099
17, 326
Deputy for contract financing
Deputy for manpower, personnel and
16, 349
17, 576
organization
16, 099
17, 326
Deputy for materiel programs
Deputy general counsel (procure15, 621
16, 806
ment)
Deputy to the special assistant instal15, 621
16, 806
lations
16, 099
17, 326
Director of civilian personnel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Aeronautical research, development
and design engineer, director of
14, 206
15,267
flight research
15,267
Assistant auditor general
Assistant to commander, aeronautical
16, 307
15,163
systems center

1962 estimate

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Assistant to commander, electronic
systems
Assistant to commander, western
contract office-Assistant to director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant for ground safety
Assistant for financial management.
Assistant for plans
Assistant for security
Assistant for small business
Assistant for transportation..
Associate director, accounting and
finance
Associate deputy director for real
property
Associate director of budget
Associate director of management
analysis
Associate director, statistical services
Chief, atomic warfare team, operations analysis
Chief, classification and wage administration, civilian personnel
Chief, combat operations team, opertions analysis.
Chief engineer
Chief, guided missile team, operations analysis
Chief, operation and maintenance
division, director of budget
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, placement and employees relations division, civilian personnel
Chief, planning analysis team, operations analysis
Chief, procurement division, director
of budget
Chief, research, development and
missile division, director of budgetChief, program integration group
Chief, technical liaison team, operations analysis
Chief, weapons systems team, operations analysis
Deputy director, logistic support
management
Deputy chief, aircraft missiles and
equipment division
Deputy for transportation and communications
Deputy director of civilian personnelDeputy for procurement and production
Deputy for reserve and ROTC affairs.
Deputy for security programs
Director of civilian personnel
Director of western district, auditor
general
Senior staff adviser
Special adviser, special study group...
Special assistant to director, special
investigations
Special assistant to director, special
investigations
Special assistant for financial control
of resources
Special assistant (purchasing)
Special assistant (industrialfinance)—
Technical director, deputy chief of
staff operations
Technical director, special communications services
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Accounting chief
Accounting machine supervisor
Administrative analyst
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Adviser, technical
Air intelligence specialist Analyst cost
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, collection
Assistant chief, documentation
Assistant chief, electronics
Assistant chief, missiles and space
division
Assistant chief, propulsion divison...
Assistant chief, science and components.—
Assistant chief, general counsel
Assistant chief, real estate
Assistant chief, advanced systems
Assistant chief, advance support
Assistant chief, plans and requirements
Assistant chief, technical services
Assistant chief, armament management division
Assistant chief, support systems
Assistant chief, civil engineer..
Assistant chief, petroleum division
Assistant chief, contract administration division
Assistant chief, procurement

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1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

3 $43,076
14,435
14, 685
29,369
14,435
15,163
14,206
1

14,206

1

14,206

1
1

14,685
14,685

1

15,163

1
1

14,435
14,435

1

14,435

1
2

14,206
28,891

1

14,435

1 $15,267

1 $15,267

1
2
5
1

15,267
31,034
77,585
15, 517

1
2
5
1

15,267
31,034
77, 585
15,517

2
1
1
1

31, 574
15, 517
16, 307
15,267

2
1
1
1

31, 574
15, 517
16,307
15,267

1

15,517

1

15,517

1
1

15, 787
15,787

1
1

15, 787
15, 787

1

15, 517

1

15,517

1

15,517

1

15,517

1
2

15,267
31,054

1
2

15,267
31,054

1

15,517

1

15, 517

1

14,435

1

15, 517

1

15, 517

1

14,206

1
1

15,267
15,517

1
1

15,267
15, 517

1

14,435

1

14,206

1

15,267

1

15, 267

2

28,412

2

30,534

2

30,534

1

14,206

1

15,267

1

15,267

14,435

1
1

15,517
15,517

1
1

15,517
15,517

14,435
14,206
14, 206
14,206

1
1
1
1

15, 517
15,267
15, 267
15, 267

1
1
1
1

15,517
15, 267
15, 267
15,267

1
3

14. 685
43,305

1
1
3

15, 267
15, 787
46,551

1
1
3

15, 267
15, 787
46, 551

1

15, 517

1

15,517

1

14,435

1

14,206 -

1
1
1

14,685
15,163
15,163

1
1
1

15,787
16, 307
16,307

1
1
1

15, 787
16,307
16,307

1

14,206

1

15,267

1

15,267

1

15, 267

1

15, 267

122, 524
27, 664
26.440
38, 911
13, 978
381,313
65, 358
108, 552
13,978
132, 533
13, 083
13,978
13,978

9 133,380
5 71, 323
2 28, 626
4 56,136
2 29, 996
27 384, 223
7 98, 386
7 96,243
1 15,038
9 128, 377
1 14,394
1 15,038
1 15,038

9 133, 713
5 71. 635
3 42, 788
5 70, 631
2 30,328
27 392,082
7 99, 693
7 97, 491
1 15,038
10 143,285
1 14,394
1 15,038
1 15,038

13,374
13,978

1
1

14,706
15,038

1
1

14,706
15,038

13,978
27,372
13, 686
13,374
12,771

1
2
1
1
1

15,038
29,744
14, 706
14, 706
14,061

1
2
1
1
1

15,038
30,076
15,038
14,706
14,061

12, 771
12,771

1

14,394

1

14,706

13.083
38,313
13,083

1
3
2
1

14,061
40,893
28,129
14,061

14,394
42,183
28,129
14,394

12, 771
13,374

4

56,910

57,867

1960 actual

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Assistant chief, management and
3 $42,183
3 $41,247
3 $38,313
engineering division
Assistant chief, equipment standard1 14,061
1 14,394
1 12,771
ization
1 13,749
Assistant chief, materiel services
Assistant chief, plans and manage3 42,830
26, 457
3 42,518
ment
13, 686
1 15,038
1 15,038
Assistant chief, production
2 29,370
1 29,703
27, 310
Assistant chief, programs and analysis.
13,083
Assistant chief, quality control
Assistant chief, service engine divi12, 771
1 14,061
1 13,749
sion__
4 56,909
4 57,554
52, 603
Assistant chief, weapon systems
Associate chief, Air Force services
12, 771
1 14,061
1 14,061
office
12, 771
1 14,061
1 14,061
Associate chief, aircraft division
Associate chief, accounting and
1 14,061
1 14,061
12, 771
finance division,..
1 14,061
Associate chief, base commander
1 14,061
Associate chief, comptroller
1 13,374
Associate chief, contract division
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 12,771
Associate chief, instrument division
17 246,022
18 263,222
13 178,146
Attorney
5 73,715
5 73,986
3 42,120
Auditor
2 30,347
2 30,347
2 27,956
Budget analyst
2 29,099
3 42,620
6 78,746
Budget officer
1 15.309
1 15,038
1 13,978
Cartographer.
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 13,978
Chief, operations support division
Chief, production and distribution
15,038
13,978
15,038
plant.
15,038
27,060
14,706
Chief, chart research division
15,038
13,978
15,038
Chief, long range planning
Chief, aviation education, civil air
14,061
13,749
13,083
patrol..
15,038
15,038
13, 978
Chief, programs requirements.
13, 686
Chief, operations support
Chief, printing and distribution
13, 686
plant
1 14,706
1 14,394
13,038
Chief, financial programs division
1 15.038
1 15,038
13,978
Chief, contract audit, eastern district.
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,686
Chief, contract audit; central districtChief, contract audit, southern dis1 13,083
trict
Cchief, contract audit, western dis15,038
14,061
13, 686
trict..
14,706
14,061
13,083
Chief, internal audit, western district60,152
60,152
55,912
Chief, materiel management
15,038
15,038
13, 978
Chief, facilities
14,061
13,749
12,771
Chief, aircraft and equipment
14,394
14,061
13,083
Chief, data systems.
27,867
28,455
26,145
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, management engineering di1 13,749
13,749
vision.
13,374
Chief, management services office
14,061
13,749
12, 771
Chief, missile division
14,061
13,749
12,771
Chief, air materiel procurement
14,394
14,061
13,374
Chief, operational programs.
14,706
14.394
12,771
Chief, plans and research.
14, 706
14, 394
13, 374
Chief, plans and operations division. _
28,455
28,143
13,374
Chief, plans and programing division.
14, 061
13,
749
Chief, procurement and production.._
14, 706
14, 394
13, 374
Chief, shops division.
43,
804
43,471
40,
231
Communications officer
72, 841
71, 231
27, 053
Contracting officer
28,
660
275
28,
25,
542
Dean..
14, 706
27, 664
14, 706
Deputy director of operations
43, 493
39, 540
42, 503
Deputy director, supplies and services.
15,038
13, 978
15, 038
Deputy director, engineering support13, 978
15, 038
15,038
Deputy director, eastern district
13, 978
15,038
15,038
Deputy director, southern district
12,
771
14, 394
14,
061
Deputy director, safety program
14, 061
13, 749
12, 771
Deputy director, procurement
43,493
42,
827
39,
224
Deputy director, personnel
71, 622
71, 297
65,077
Deputy director, comptroller.
14, 706
14, 706
13, 374
Deputy director, contractual supportDeputy director, contract administra14,
061
13,
749
tion
14, 706
14, 394
1 13, 374
Deputy director, equipment services..
14,
394
14,061
1
12,
771
Deputy director, industrial production
14, 394
14, 061
1 12, 771
Deputy director, logistic support
73,
488
72,
895
5
67,
484
Deputy director, maintenance
Deputy director, materiel manage2 28,788
28,122
3 39, 540
ment
—
Deputy director, petroleum and
1 14,394
1
14,061
1
13,083
chemicals
Deputy director, plans and manage2
28,455
2
28,143
2
25,
854
ment
Deputy director, plans and program14,394
14,
394
1
13,083
ing
101,663
100, 697
8 106, 698
Deputy director, procedures
29, 703
29,
432
1
13,978
Deputy director, production
28,115
28.115
1 12, 771
Deputy director, quality control
13, 749
13,
749
Deputy director, special weapons
14, 706
14, 394
1 13, 374
Deputy director, strategic systems—
15,038
14,
706
1
13,686
Deputy director, support systems
Deputy director, supply and trans58,
842
57,
852
5
66,
883
portation
15,038
15, 038
1 13, 686
Deputy director, systems integration..
Deputy director, tactical and defense
14, 706
14,706
1 13,374
systems
14,706
14,706
1 13,374
Deputy director, weapons systems—
14,394
14,394
1 13,374
Director, construction engineer
28,
788
28,455
25,854
2
Director, civilian personnel
14,061
13,749
? 1 12, 771
Director, central district.
15,038
15,038
13,978
1
Director, western district
15,309
15,038
1 13,978
Director, education

1962

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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND

MAINTENANCE,

AIR

1960 actual

FORCE—Continued

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Director, production
1 $14,061
1 $14,394
Director, quality control
1 14,061
1 14,394
Director, contract administration
1 14,061
1 14,394
Education specialist
29,670
$27,340
29,930
2
2
Engineer, aeronautical
12,771
3 43,154
3 43,154
Engineer, architectural
13,083
1 14,394
1 14,394
Civil engineer
13,978
1 15,309
1 15, 309
Engineer, construction
41,934
3 45,385
3 45,656
Engineer, electrical
27,804
12,771
28,129
2
2
Engineer, electronics
121,546
9 131,872
9 132,517
Engineer, general
234, 299
18 266, 579
19 281,909
29,526
Engineer, industrial
27,348
29,742
2
2
Engineer, maintenance
28,126
2 30,534
2 30, 534
28,788
26,756
Engineer, mechanical
2
2 28,788
13,978
Engineer, production
1 15,038
1 15,309
28,767
13.686
2
Engineer, research
2 29,099
42,390
3 44,900
Historian
3 44,925
13,083
1 14,394
Industrial specialist
1 14,394
28,549
26,141
2
Inspector, procurement
3 42,495
93,029
8 113,813
8 115, 726
Intelligence specialist
122,842
10 146,435
11 162,176
Investigator
1 13.749
1 14,061
Labor relations adviser
1 14,061
1 14,394
Librarian
13,083
42,495
3
3
Maintenance planner
39, 210
42,495
Materials analyst
54,704
3 45,324
3 45,656
Mathematician
13,978
1 15,309
1 15,309
Operations analyst
607, 896
48 699, 209
49 716,457
Personnel assistant
13,686
1 15,038
1 15.038
Personnel officer
293, 893
23 332,240
24 349,552
Physicist
41, 634
4 59,115
4 59.115
Procedures analyst
79,020
8 113,305
7 99,203
Procurement officer
291, 684
19 273,993
21 303,703
Production analyst
13,374
1 14,394
1 14, 706
Production control officer
39,523
3 42,829
3 43,154
Production supervisor
40,123
3 43,474
3 43,786
25,854
Psychologist
3 42, 516
3 43,806
13,978
Research adviser
1 14,394
1 14,394
13,083
Research and development officer
2
28,110
2
28,435
39, 831
Security officer
3 42,204
3 43.116
12, 771
Special assistant, historical data
1 14,061
1 14,061
Special assistant, contract audit
southern district
1 14,394
1 14,394
Special assistant, loan examiner
13,374
1 15,038
1 14, 706
Statistical analyst
53,817
5 72,850
4 58, 518
Statistician
67,159
4 58,864
4 58,531
Supply officer
371, 704
31 442,005
30 424,331
Technical adviser
120,346
126, 608
9 126,500
Traffic manager
13,374
14,394
1 14.394
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
362,160
27 318,102
26 334,697
Accountant
114,461
9 113,995
10 117,415
Accounting chief
162,877
137,126
11
102,
675
9
Accounting machine supervisor
208,093
16 206, 434
16 187,933
Administrative analyst
786,286
58 740,770
51 595,355
Administrative officer
88, 950
75,860
6
92,773
Adviser, technical
12,480
12,230
1
Agronomist
12, 750
1 12,480
Aircraft maintenance officer
11,606
37,
940
37,940
3
34,787
Air intelligence officer
„
415, 840
31 397, 480
465,193
Air intelligence specialist
50,440
49,900
4
46,162
Air safety inspector
25,199
1 12.750
11, 835
Analyst cost
676. 410
605,862
51 646,537
Analyst, management
26, 270
36, 503
2
26,000
Assistant chief, operations
Assistant chief, printing and distri1 13,520
2 24,897
1 13,520
bution plant
2 27,170
1 13,270
1 13,000
Assistant chief, chart research
Assistant chief, aviation education
12,
230
11,
357
1 12,480
civil air patrol
34, 569
3 38,500
37, 980
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
11,606
1 12,230
1 12,750
materiel
Assistant chief, photo records and
24,897
1 13,520
13.270
services
11, 606
1 12,750
12,480
Assistant chief, data systems
22. 963
Assistant chief, public relations
12,334
1
13,520
1 13,520
Assistant chief, access division
Assistant chief, accounting and fi11,
606
1 12.750
1
12,750
nance division
Assistant chief, advanced systems
2
25,480
2
25,480
2
23,192
division
1 11, 357
1 12,230
1 12,480
Assistant chief, aircraft division
1
11,
606
Assistant chief, management analysis.
1 12, 563
1 13,520
1 13,520
Assistant chief, base engineering office.
2
2 24,960
22,963
2 25,230
Assistant chief, engineering standards.
Assistant chief, civil engineering divi1 12,480
2
1 12,480
sion
23,919
1 13,520
1 13,520
1 12, 334
Assistant chief, communications
Assistant chief, contract review and
3 38, 230
6 69,348
3 56,020
management
2 25, 230
23,192
2
2 25,480
Assistant chief, data services division14 176, 610
14 162,155
13 165, 678
Assistant chief, weapon systems
Assistant chief, engineering testing
1 12,750
1 12,480
division
Assistant chief, ground environment
12, 750
12,480
1 11,357
system
12, 230
12, 230
Assistant chief, equipment supply
13,000
1 11,835
13, 000
Assistant chief, facilities branch
13, 790
13, 520
Assistant chief, ground safety office.__
25, 460
24,940
~2~"23," 192
Assistant chief, industrial engineering.

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1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Assistant chief, industrial supply
1 $11,606
1 $12,480
Assistant chief, maintenance engineering
22, 714
3 37,160
Assistant chief, materiel services
34, 798
4 50,190
Assistant chief, mechanical shops division
12, 563
1 13,520
Assistant chief, manufacturing and
technical materiel division
12, 563
1 13,520
Assistant chief, management services
division
11,357
12,480
Assistant chief, missile and space
systems
80,725
87,900
Assistant chief, procurement
80, 705
62,920
Assistant chief, personnel office
11, 606
12,750
Assistant chief, plans and management
46,140
49,400
Assistant chief, plans and programs48,544
38,730
Assistant chief, plans and research.._
11,357
Assistant chief, production
96,138
7 91,490
Assistant chief, propulsion division...
11,606
1 12,750
Assistant chief, quality control office24,150
2 25,720
Assistant chief, requirements scheduling
2 22,963
2 24,710
Assistant chief, requirements and distribution
3 34,799
25,230
Assistant chief, engineering services._.
2 22,714
12,480
Assistant chief, field services
12,480
1 12,334
Assistant chief, strategic missiles
division
37,440
3 34,569
Assistant chief, supplies and services.
12,230
Assistant chief, transportation.
25,500
2 23,212
Assistant chief, systems and procedures
12,230
1 11,357
Assistant chief, technical services
12,230
Assistant chief, training devices
11,357
12,480
Assistant chief, weapons guidance
11,835
13,000
Associate chief, accounting and finance
division
...
11,606
1 12,750
Associate chief, cloth-survival division.
11,835
1 13,000
Associate chief, contract division.._ —
11,606
Associate chief, engineering division..
11,606
1 12,750
Associate chief, inspector general
11,357
1 12,480
Associate chief, installation division. _
12, 563
1 13,520
Associate chief, production division.
11,357
Athletic director
12,085
Attorney
244,021
2
26 323,927
Auditor
3: 367,634
37 470,650
Budget analyst
23 269,699
24 304,982
13 152, 710
Budget officer
18 226.725
Cartographer
34, 798
37.440
Chemist
12,230
13,000
Chief comptroller
1 12,085
12,230
Chief, program development
1 11,357
63,7&)
Chief, plans and program division
7 82, 659
12,
563
13,520
1
Chief, negotiation division
24,419
13 , 5 20
2
Chief, technical planning division
11,
606
12,480
1
Chief, geographical sciences
12/480
1 11,357
Chief, cartography division
11,606
12,480
1
Chief, photogrammetry division
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, aeronautical information.
11,606
12,750
1
Chief, printing division
13,270
2 24,668
Chief, missile support division
12,480
1 11,606
Chief, plant engineering division
25,230
2 23,441
Chief, civilian personnel
182,
957
Chief, troop carrier wing
16
16 199,180
1 12,334
Chief, commitments division.
1 12,334
Chief, air information division
1 11, 606
Chief, cartography
1 11,606
Chief, photogrammetry
1 11,606
Chief, printing division
1 11,357
37,440
Chief, production division
1 11,357
1
230
Chief, technical service
24,398
2
2
26,270
Chief, aeronautical charting
4 48,340
4 51,500
Chief, field services
1 12,085
1 13,000
Chief, oversea employment
1 12,085
1 13,000
Chief, personnel development
12, 563
1
1
13, 520
Chief, maintenance engineering
1 11,835
1 13,000
Chief, air intelligence office
12, 563
1
1
13,520
Chief, air weapon materials
1 12, 563
2
26,270
Chief, plans analysis
24,398
2
2
26,520
Chief, communications
1 11, 606
1 12,750
Chief, defensive missiles branch
2 25,126
3 39,270
Chief, electronics systems
Chief, engineering analysis and evalu2 25,126
2 27,040
ation
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Chief, guidance and navigation branch
2
24,398
2 26,270
Chief, data development
1 12, 563
1 13,520
Chief, maintenance equipment
1 11,357
1 12,480
Chief, photo exploitation division. __
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Chief, projects division
1 11,835
1 13,000
Chief, radar branch
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Chief, rocket propulsion branch.
1
11,606
1 12,750
Chief, systems evaluation branch. _
94,260
16 199, 530
8
Chief, contract audit
22,963
2
25,230
2
Chief, financial management.
2 25,750
4 45,428
Chief, contract administration
11,357
1
12,230
1
Chief, accounting andfinancedivision.
1 13,000
1 11,835
Chief, aircraft division
1
12,230
Chief, budget division
Chief, weapons support systems
4 50,210
35,048
Chief, cataloging and technical data1 12,480
11,357
Chief, civil engineering
1 12,750
11, 606
Chief, classification and wage administration
3 34,071
36,690
Chief, financial analysis branch
12,230
Chief, data systems
2 23,212
24,960
Chief, employee career development.
3 34,071
48,920
Chief, requirements and distribution.
2 22,714
98,090

1962

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and, ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Chief, ground safety
Chief, ground equipment systems
Chief, helicopter branch
Chief, industrial labor relations
Chief, industrial engineering
Chief, industrial resources division
Chief, instrument division
Chief, maintenance and modification
Chief, management analysis
Chief, manpower and organization
Chief, materiel services
Chief, management consultant
Chief, military affairs division
Chief, mission support division
Chief, operations
Chief, placement and employee relations
Chief, plans and engineering division.
Chief, plans and management
Chief, policy and advanced technology
Chief, price and procurement analysis.
Chief, engineering standards
Chief, procurement policy and procedures
Chief, procurement committee
Chief, production control division
Chief, programing and requirements..
Chief, quality contract division
Chief, quality control division
Chief, research and development
Chief, readjustment division
Chief, field services
Chief, shops division
Chief, materiel services
Chief, technical support
Chief, stock funds
Classification analyst
Communications officer
Contracting officer
Cost accountant
Cost analyst
Deputy director, intelligence
Deputy director, civil engineering
Deputy director, field operational
personnel
Deputy director, Air Force museum..
Deputy director, Air National Guard.
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, inspector general
Deputy director, quality control division
Deputy director, special weapons
division
Director, admissions
Director, budget audit and equipment review
Director, Air Force records
Director, education
Director, quality control
Economist
Education specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, civil
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, industrial
Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, production
Engineer, research
Engineer, safety
Engineer, standards
Entomologist
Fiscal accountant
Historian
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspector, aircraft
Inspector, ammunition
Inspector, procurement
Inspector, supply
Intelligence specialist
Investigators
Labor relations adviser
Librarian
Maintenance planner
Maintenance technician
Materials analyst
Materials estimator
Mathematician
Medical officer
Medical technician
Meteorologist
Negotiator, contract
Nuclear physicist
Operations analyst
Personnel officer
Personnel technician
Physicist
Placement officer
Printing superintendent

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1 $12,563
1 11,835
1 11,357

$13,000
12,480
12,480
24,710
25,480
25,230
13,000
25,480
12,480
24,960
24,710
13,000
12,480
62,130

$12,750
12,230
12, 230
24,660
25, 230
25,230
13,000
25,230
12,480
24,960
24,460
12,750
12,230
49,170

11,606

11,357
22,714
11,835
23,192
11,357
22,714
22,963
11,835
11,357
57,991
3
2
1

34,071
24,648
11,357

3
3
4

36,690
39,790
48,920

4
3
4

49,650
40,310
49,170

1
2
2

12,563
22,714
23,212

1
3
1

13,520
38,750
12,480

1
3
1

13,520
39,270
12,750

1
3
4
3

11,357
34,551
45,428
34,549
22,963

2

11,357

11,606

2

1

11,835
22, 963
11, 357

1

12,813

1
1

13,042
11,835

1 11,357
1 11, 606
1 11, 357
1 11, 357
3 34, 071
13 159, 415
1 12, 563
9 113, 059
16 196, 902
11

29
11

33
61

4
2

14
3
1
6
1

137, 449
351, 962
135, 778
396, 879
739, 870
49, 038
25,110
171, 350
36, 705
12, 563
72, 471
11,357

1
5

11,357
56, 785
11 128, 782
3 34, 549
4 46,140
4
2

4
15
1
1
7
3
2
1
9
2

1

12
2

47,828
24,390
46,790
176,805
11,835
12, 563
80,685
35,996
23, 655
11,835
105, 619
25,118
12, 563
139,380
22,714
608,013
550,382
46, 380
124,886
57,505
11,835

25,190
38,220
73,630
50,190
25,480
37,980
13,000
24,710
12,480
38,460
12,480
73,600
12,750
114,874
114,435
469,260
13,000
50,480
12,750
13,770

24,930
37,700
48,920
49,690
25,230
37,190
13,000
24,460
12,480
38,210
12,230
48,920
12,480
101,981
113,268
465,939
12, 750
49,940
12,480
13,520

1 11,606
1 11,835
1 11,357
1 11,357
3 35,267
1 11,357
1 11,357
1 11,606
7 82,146
6 70,770
41 475,994
1 11,835
4 45,677
1 11,606
1 12,563
1
1
1

1960 actual

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

1
1

12,480
12,750

1
1

2
1

24,460
12,480

1

1

12,750
12,750
12, 180

12,480

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor
Professor
Property officer
Property and supply officer
Property disposal officer
Public relations officer
Purchasing officer
Real estate officer
Requirements technician
Research adviser
Research analyst
Research and development officer
Security officer
Special assistant director of operations.
Special assistant, logistical plans
Special assistant, contract
Statistical analyst
Statistician
Supervisor, aircraft maintenance
Supervisor, production
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply assistant
Supply officer
Technical adviser
Technical writer
Technician, electronic..
Traffic manager
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860. .
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,375 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..

1
1

13,000

13,000
12,230

12, 480

12, 480
37, 710
37,059
184, 590
13, 790
119, 815
172, 410
12,230
173,430
353, 505
133, 364
453, 496
734, 995
65, 262
27, 280
248, 520
52, 566

1 12, 480
3 38, 230
3 37, 409
13 172,385
1 13, 790
9 120, 065
12 160, 430
1 12,230
13 173, 430
27 354,810
9 119, 844
35 455, 204
55 725, 035
5 65, 035
27, 280
2
19 249, 040
5 65, 209

77,980
12, 480
12, 230
12,230
61, 926
11 141,130
4 49, 630
37, 670
12,230
6

1
1
1
5

112, 200

26,326
37, 487
202, 920
13, 520
99,498
39,076
25,801
13,000
102, 200

40, 540
25,720
151,370
24,940
12,480
657,337
610,405
50,377
149, 955
74,855
12,750

6
1
1
1
5

11

4
3
1

10

3
3

16

1

10

4
2

1
8
3

2
12
2

1
52
49
4
11

6
1

79, 360
12, 480
12, 480
12,480
62, 450
142, 710
50, 460
37, 930
12,230
125, 385
38,709
37, 930
206,420
13, 520
124,816
51,459
25, 974
13, 270
103,470
40,540
25,980
152,930
25, 200
12,480
677,078
627,503
51,020
150,810
75,375
13,000

93

GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by 10 U.S.C. 9021.
$15,000 to $19,000:
Adviser for research and chairman air
study group, aerospace medical
center
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
sciences)
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
weapons systems)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(electronics)
Air technical intelligence adviser (intelligence acquisition)
Assistant technical director
Chief, atomic warfare team, operations analysis
Chief, combat operations team, operations analysis
Chief, department of space medicine,
aerospace medical center
Chief, guided missiles team, operations analysis
Chief, planning analysis team, operations analysis
Chief, plans and tactics team, operations analysis
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, operational capability team,
operations analysis
Chief scientist
Chief, scientist, U.S. Air Force
Chief, technical liaison team, operations analysis
Deputy chief scientist
Deputy chief, operations analysis
Deputy for development
Deputy for requirements
Deputy for research
Deputy for science, operations analysis
Deputy technical director
Director, consultation services and
chief, internal medicine, aerospace
medical center
Director of scientific services
Director of secretariat, NATO
Medical research adviser
Director, air defense technical center..
Director, operations analysis

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
11 $129,465
20 233,661
58,946
35,036
35, 265
49,055
11,357
35,527
24,170
12,085
11, 835
59,187
128,098
12,563
46,155
11, 606

46,883

1 11,357
1 12,085
7 81,679
9 106,349
1 11, 606
11

128, 201

1 11,835
1 12, 563
93
1, 066,633
15 177, 555
1 11,357
1 11,835
12 139,893
9 104,356
3, 714
38, 372,542
7,767
68, 482,421
12, 684
93, 740,908
1,818
12, 567,343

15, 271
96, 247,169
1,869
11, 012,570
14,398
75, 723,788
6,086

30, 241,409
18,320
82, 331,333
26, 692
109, 136,362
26,106

98, 610,078
3,936
13, 987,950
188 617, 223

16,000

11 $138,444
30 378,845
51, 276
37,940
38,097
52, 580
24,776
37, 680
25,980
13,000
25, 200
89, 776
138,018
25,980
63,480
25, 220
63, 276
12,750
12,480
13,000
75,420
113,900
1 12,480
50 611, 500
1 12, 750
1 13, 520
90
1,127, 379
15 190,362
1 12,480
1 12, 750
12 151,953
9 112, 831
3, 849
43,422,187
7,873
74,059,926
13,092
103,916,614
1,718
12,818, 380
14,775
l, 823,124
1,683
10,799,990
14,378
81,603,123
6,027
32,481,884
17, 719
83, 906, 295
25,059
110,462, 805
24,700
100, 253,090
3,167
11, 847,035
90 313,162

16,000

15, 500

16, 000

15, 500

16,000

15, 500

15, 500

15, 500

15, 500
16,000
16, 750
16,250

1

16,000

16, 500
16, 250
16, 500

1
1
1

16, 2o0
52, 250

16, 250
84, 750

16, 250
17, 000
19,000

16, 250
17, 500
19,000

33, 250
17, 500
16, 500
18, 500

16, 250
16, 250
33, 250
17, 500
16, 500
18, 500

15,000
16, 000

15, 000
16,000

16,500
16,000
15,500

16, 000
16, 500
16,000
15, 500
16, 500
16, 250

16,250

1962

94

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION

AND M A I N T E N A N C E ,

AIR

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades established by 10 U.S.C. 9021.
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
$15,000 to $19,000—Continued
Scientific adviser to commander
1 $16,000
1 $16,000
1 $16,500
Scientific adviser, communicationselectronics
1 16,500
1 16,000
1 16,500
Scientific adviser (research)..
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 15,000
Scientific adviser to technical director1 16,000
1 16,000
1 16,000
Scientific director and administrator,
department of medical science, aerospace medical center
16,000
1 16,000
16,000
Technical adviser on space technology16,000
16,000
1 16,000
Technical director
16,000
16,000
Technical director
18,500
18,500
1 18,500
Technical director (nuclear systems
applications)
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 15,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Engineer, power
8 100,680
6 76,480
Foreman, maintenance
21 262,820
21 264,089
14 175,830
Technician, maintenance
5 61,717
5 61,717
5 64,007
Less than $12,210
- 130,739
126,072
122,565
704,308,704
704,949,938
710,925,821
Foreign nationals at local rates -_.
19,242
20,682
19,470
32,510,841
33,939,799
31,708,162
Total permanent.

292,218
281,753
277,820
1,494,106,155 1,535,114,702 1,539,439,616
9,847
6,904
7,977
36,317,169
57,249,876
46,462,921

Deduct lapses

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
251,844
247,008
United States and possessions
257,107
1,384,581,756 1,436,399,005 1,420,365,622
Foreign countries:
5,033
5,194
U.S. rates
5,118
32,928,944
29,856,632
32,576,070
17,811
20,231
Local rates.
17,717
29,469,584
29,248,048
33,204,846
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
1,237,914
U.S. and possessions
1,233,428
1,228,011
325,162
Foreign countries: Local rates...
325,162
325,162
1,079,280
Intermittent employment
1,076,358
1,055,079
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week b a s e 11,553,826
32,131,487
29,470,000
Overtime and holiday pay
30,050,362
2,128,934
2,000,000
Nightwork differential
2,100,000
3,526,051
3,800,000
Additional pay for service abroad..
3,792,000
1,507,264
1,500,000
Premium pay
1,500,000
80,438
80,000
80,000
Hazardous pay
Total personal services

1,501,179,486

1,544,581,236

1,521,682,096

Deduct lapses

4 $12,182

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)

Total personal services

NATIONAL

B O A R D F O R THE

4 $23,301

983,151

182
1,063,975

182
1,063,200

1,623,786

1,338,000

182

Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Personal services (Federal)
Personal services (non-Federal)

4 $19,614

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base

106,154,314

PROMOTION

AND

AND

MAINTENANCE,

ARMY

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Supervisory general attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Construction management engineer
(general)
Deputy comptroller
Supervisory general attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Budget officer.
Construction management engineer
(general)
General engineer
Supervisory program analyst.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255—.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent

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NATIONAL

GUARD

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1 $13,749

1 $13,749

1 $12,563
1 11,835
1 11,357

1
1

13,520
12,750

1
1

1

9,901

1

10,8

1

2
1
1
7
8
1
20
5
16
20
26
45
27
2
1

22,214
11,107
10,150
62,484
60,404
6,822
131,021
29,869
88,109
100,777
123,360
189,540
104,022
6,740
3,058

186

995,333

2 23,878
1 11,939
1 10,899
7 68,515
11 87,401
2 15,184
17 125, 634
4 26,208
16 90,814
21 117,041
27 137,513
46 207,882
24 99,218
7,342
2
3,203
1
186

1,083,589

2

1
1
7
11
2

17
4
16
21
27
46
24
2
1
186

13,520
13,000
10,!
23,878
11,939
11,170
69,035
88,961
15, 495
125,634
26,208
90,814
117,041
137,513
207,882
99,218
7,342

1,086, 501

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)....
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services

OF R I F L E

126,766,000

PRACTICE

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

1
1
3
2
5
6

$7,571
6,552
17,098
11,003
24,066
26,832

1

3,515

1
1
3
2
5
6
1

$7,821
6,552
17,098
11,003
24,066
26,832
3,765

1
1

$7,030
5,928

5
5
5
1
1

23,857
21,757
20,717
3,515
3,266

1

3,765

1

4,368

1

4,368

20
2

89,835
7,405

20
2

101,005
9,193

20
2

101,505
9,305

18

82,430

18

91,812

18

92,200

270
691

388

83,391

92,200

MAINTENANCE, ALASKA

Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney
Comptroller
Communications specialist
Electronics engineer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Central office equipment installer,
foreman
Less than $12,210

123,768,000

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary

Total personal services

OPERATION

6,800

2,629,079
2,408,000
2,408,000
19,339
21,255
21,779
121,360,000
103, 525,235
124,358,000

1960 actual

Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210

1,338,000

4,025
2,000

7,470
14,672

92,200

COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

1960 actual

OPERATION

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary

FORCE—Continued

1960 actual

1961 estimate

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1

2
2

10
14
18
2

$11,
11,
22,

23,
103,
124,
137,
13,
76,

1
1
2

2

10
15
17
2

12
3
25
14
70
176
116
10
10

134,
70,
312, 355
690, 115
422, 017
33, 138
29,740

228

7
114

89,315
952,108

7
114

18,

12

3

26
16

67
121

18
11

$13,000
$12,750
12,480
12,480
25,230
24,960
26,540
26,270
113,714
112,945
146,995
145,205
141,087
138,007
14,851
14, 518
85,302
83,805
19,823
19,656
157,269
154,143
89,773
88,338
335, 530
327,511
954,301 254 1,051,258
477,833 121 488,101
64,783
18
65,662
32,943
10
32,030

89,852
968,395

7
89,852
139 1,180,805

607 3,275,849
68 450,920

673 3,748,695
59 277,874

723 4,089,302
60 284,302

539 2,824,929

614 3,470,821

663 3,805,000

21,468
45,629
33,753
311, 553

13,179
50,000
40,000
350,000

50,000
400,000

3,237,332

3,924,000

4,315,000

60,000

1962

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,

SECRETARY

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of Defense.
Deputy secretary of defense
Director of defense research and engineering
Assistant secretary (comptroller)
Assistant secretary (health and medical)
Assistant secretary (international
security affairs)
Assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)..
Assistant secretary (properties and
installations)
Assistant secretary (public affairs)
Assistant secretary (supply and logistics)
Assistant to the secretary (atomic
energy) and chairman, military liaison committee
General counsel
Chairman, civilian-military liaison
committee
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrative assistant to the secretary
Assistant to the secretary
Deputy assistant secretary for national security council affairs and
planning.
Deputy assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)
Deputy assistant secretary (properties and installations)
Deputy assistant secretary (public
affairs)
Deputy assistant secretary (supply
and logistics)
Deputy comptroller for accounting
policy
Deputy comptroller for budget and
department of defense budget officer
Deputy comptroller for financial and
operating management
Deputy general counsel
Director of construction
Director, office of industrial personnel
security review
Director, office of planning and requirements policy
Director, office of procurement policyDirector, office of review and servicesDirector, office of special operationsDirector, office of supply management policy
Director of maintenance engineering..
Director of manpower requirements
and utilization
Director of real property management.
Director of transportation policy
Senior deputy assistant secretary
(supply and logistics)
Special assistant to the secretary
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant comptroller for contract
financing policy
Assistant comptroller for international security affairs.
Assistant director of budget
Assistant director of construction
Assistant director, office of planning
and requirements policy.
Assistant director, office of procurement policy
Assistant director, real property
management.
Assistant general counsel
Chief, military construction branch
(comptroller)
Chief, procurement and production
branch (comptroller)
Chief, research and development
branch (comptroller)
Deputy director, office of manpower
requirements and utilization.
Director, accounting and finance
policy division...
Director, audit division.
Director, civilian personnel policy
division
Director, economic and fiscal analysis
division
Director for small business policy
Director, management evaluation
division
Director, office of declassification
policy
Director, office of maintenance policy.
Director, office of manpower supply..
Director, office of national security
council affairs

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ber

OF

1960 actual

DEFENSE

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary

$25,000
22, 500

1 $25,000
1 22,500

$25, 000
22, 500

22,000
20,000

22,000
20,000

22,000
20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000

20,000
20,000

20, 000
20,000

20,000
20,000

20,000

1

20,000

1

20,000

20,000

1
1

20,000
20,000

1
1

20,000
20,000

20, 000
20,000

1
1

1

1

17,514
17,514

1
1

18,512
18,512

1
1

18,512
18,512

17,514

18, 512

18,512

17,514

18, 512

18, 512

17,514

18,512

18, 512

17,514

18, 512

18,512

17,514

18,512

18,512

17,514

18,512

18,512

18,512

18,512

17,514
17,514
17, 514

1
1
1

18,512
18,512
18,512

18, 512
18,512
18, 512

17,514

1

18,512

17,514

1

18,512

17,514

18,512
18, 512
18,512
18, 512

18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512

17, 514

18,512
18, 512

18, 512
18, 512

17, 514
17, 514

18, 512
18, 512
18, 512

18, 512
18, 512
18, 512

17, 514
17,514

18, 512
18, 512

18, 512
18, 512

17,576

17,576

16,099
30,784
16,349

17,326
33,342
17,576

17,326
33,342
17,576

15,870

17,056

17,056

16,536

16,536

15,870
47,132

17,056
51,188

17,056
51,188

15,621

16,806

16,806

15,392

16,536

16, 536

15,392

16,806

16,806

16,536
17,056

16,536
17,056

17, 514
17,514

16,349

1

16,349
15,392
15,621
15,870

1

15,392
15,621
1

15,870

1

15,621

" l " 16,349
1

15,392

1

95

17,056

1

17,056

16,806
17,056

1
1

16,806
17,056

17,056

1

17,056

17,056
16,536
17,576

1
1
1

17,056
16.536
17,576

16,536

1

16,536

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570—Continued
Director, office of review and services.
Director, office of supply management
policy
Director, office of telecommunications
policy
Director, statistical services center
Policy analyst and historian
Program manager (special operations)
Special assistant to the assistant secretary (public affairs)..
Special assistant to the secretary..
Staff director for materiel management
Staff director for research and special
projects
Staff director for review and analysis.
Staff director for storage and warehousing
Staff director for transportation
Staff director, production and schedules division
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Aeronautical powerplant engineer
Assistant director for small business
policy
Assistant for administrative management
Assistant general counsel (international affairs)
Assistant staff director for materials
and statistics
Assistant to the general counsel
Chief, appropriation accounting
branch
Chief, family housing division
Chief, fiscal analysis branch
Chief, general administration branch
(comptroller)
Chief, industrial and cost accounting
branch
Chief, manpower utilization surveys..
Chief, operations and maintenance
branch (comptroller)
Chief, personnel branch (comptroller).
Chief, projects division (properties
and installations)
Chief, property accounting branch
Chief, reserve forces facilities division.
Chief, technical division (properties
and installations)
Deputy assistant director of budgetDeputy assistant general counsel (fiscal matters)
Deputy chief, procurement and production division (comptroller)
Deputy director, civilian personnel
policy.
Deputy director, economic and fiscal
analysis division
Deputy director (European region).._
Deputy director for review and services
Deputy director, office of armed forces
information and education
Deputy director, office of fuels, materials and ordnance and chief,
ordnance division
Deputy director, statistical services
division
Director, data systems research staff..
Director, intelligence programs
Director, military assistance planning.
Director of budget and finance
Director, office of emergency planning.
Director, office of foreign military
rights affairs
Director, office of industrial relationsDirector, office of maintenance policyDirector, office of news services.
Director, office of public services
Director of operations coordinating
board affairs
Director of personnel administration.
Executive assistant to the assistant
secretary (supply and logistics)
General engineer (guided missiles and
nuclear application)
Historian
Racial relations adviser..
Special and confidential assistant
(legislative affairs)
Special assistant for advanced weapons.
Special assistant (industrial engineering)
Staff director, air transportation
division
Staff director for cataloging
Staff director for inspection and quality control
Staff director for planning guidance...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative secretary.
Aeronautical engineer
Architectural engineer

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $15,621
1

15,621

1

15,621

1

15,392

16,536
16,536

15,621
15,621

16,806

15,621

17,056

16,099
16,099

17,326
17,326

15,870
15,870

17,326
17,056

15,621

16,806

1 $16, fi

16,806

17,056

15,163
14,435

15,787
15, 517

1

14,206

15,267

15,163
14,914

16,307
16,037

14,206
14,435
14,206

15,517
15, 517
15, 517

14,435

1

15,267

14,206
15,163

15, 517
16,307

14,206
15,163

15,517
16,307

15,163
15,163
14,435

16,307
16,307
15, 517

1

15,163

16,307
15,267

1

14,206

15,267

1

14,206

15,267

1

14,435

15, 517

1

14,206

1

15,163

1
1
1

14,685
14,685
14,685

1

15,517
15,267

1

15,267

15, 267
15, 787
15, 787
15,787
15, 517
15, 787

14,685

1

1
1

14,206
15,163
14.435
14,206
14, 206

15, 267
16.307

14,435

15, 787
16,037

15, 517
15,267

14,206

15,517

15,163
14, 685
14,206

16,307
IS, 517

14,206
14,206

15,267

14,435

15,517

15,517

14,206
14,435

15,267
15,517

15,267
15,517

14,206
14,685

15,517
16.037

15,517
16.037

104,331
13,978
27,956
13,978

1

140,652
15.038
15,038
15,038

15,267

1

140,652
15.038
15,038
15,038

1962

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1960 actual

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
SALARIES

AND E X P E N S E S ,

SECRETARY

OF

I960 actual

DEFENSE—Continued

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Assistant for administrative man1 $13,686
agement
$27,810
1 12,771
$27,810
Attorney
29,100
2 26,457
29,100
Auditor
1
14,061
13,083
14,061
Biologist
212,934
15 198,760
183,876
Budget analyst
15,038
1 13,978
15,038
Cartographer
15,038
1 13,978
15,038
Chemical engineer
15,038
1 13,978
15,038
Chemist
74,360
5 68,869
74,360
Commodity-industry analyst
84,387
2 25,542
28,122
Communications specialist
14,706
1 13,374
14,706
Conservation specialist
13,749
1 12,771
13,749
Construction engineer
72,924
4 54, 705
72,924
Construction management engineer—
43,473
3 40.455
43,473
Data systems specialist
29,100
2 26, 769
14, 706
Declassification specialist
1 13,978
Director of budget and finance
1 13,978
1 15,309
1 15,309
Director of facilities and services.._
1 13,978
1 15,038
Director, office of security review. _
1 15,038
1 14.456
Director of personnel
1 13,978
15,038
Director of security services
1 15,038
7 97,491
105,164
Economist
7 105,164
102,024
108,244
7 102,024
Electronic engineer
54,996
38,313
4 54,996
Equipment specialist
29,100
27,060
2 29,100
Executive assistant
14,394
13,083
1 14,394
Fiscal analyst
84,740
65.977
5 70, 346
Foreign affairs officer
120,824
152,446
3 45, 634
General engineer
15,038
13.978
1 15,038
Geologist
13, 749
1 13,749
Historian
58, 531
4 54,121
4 58, 531
Industrial security specialist
163,218
11 151,195
10 149,489
Industrial specialist
28,143
2 25,854
2 28,143
Information specialist
57,513
3 40,081
4 57, 513
Intelligence specialist
15,038
1 13,978
1 15,038
Labor economist
28,143
1 13,374
2 28,143
Legislative analyst
88,317
6
81,577
88,317
6
Management evaluation officer
14,394
1 13,374
1 14, 394
Manpower analyst
45,114
3 41,934
Manpower utilization specialist—
3 45,114
14,394
1 13,374
Marine engineer
1 14, 394
15,038
1 13,978
Mathematician
1 15,038
15,038
1 13,978
Mechanical engineer
1 15,038
15,038
1 13,978
Metallurgist
1 15,038
1 13,978
15.309
Mobilization planning officer
1 15,309
1 13,978
15,038
1 15,038
Naval architect
1 12,771
13, 749
1 13, 749
Operations research analyst
2 27,956
15,038
1 15,038
Personnel specialist
118,579
128,567
Procurement officer
7 100,715
13,686
28,767
Production specialist
2 28, 767
106,682
115,358
Program analyst
8 115, 358
65,997
71, 595
Program coordinator
5 71,595
40,726
57, 575
Scientific warfare adviser
4 57, 575
13.749
Security officer
1 13.749
42,848
27,061
Special assistant
2 28,143
96,990
90,251
Statistician
6 90,251
27,372
29,744
Storage specialist
1 15,038
93,931
102,588
Supply requirements officer
88, 527
6
26,769
28,767
Supply specialist
2 28, 767
13,978
15,038
Trade control specialist
1 15,038
27,352
29,432
Transportation specialist
1 15, 309
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
98,092
78,810
4 53,060
Accountant
11,606
12.750
1 12.750
Administrative officer
24,169
26,270
2 26,270
Aeronautical engineer
11,835
12,750
1 12, 750
Aeronautical research engineer
12,334
13,270
1 13,270
Assistant administrative secretary
93,058
88,190
7 88,190
Attorney
23,192
24,980
2 24,980
Auditor
12,085
13,000
1 13,000
Bacteriologist
57, 532
61,650
5 61,650
Budget analyst
12,563
13, 520
1 13, 520
Chemist
25,126
27.310
Civil engineer
11,357
12, 230
1 12,230
Commodity-industry analyst
22,963
113,400
1 12,480
Communications specialist
99,776
106,100
8 106,100
Construction management engineer _.
Director of graphics and special pres1 12,480
11,606
1 12,480
entations
2 27,060
25,147
2 27,060
Economist
34,569
3 37,460
3 37,460
Electronic engineer
11,835
Equipment specialist
23,691
25,750
25, 750
Executive assistant
11,357
24,710
24,710
Fiscal analyst
11,357
24,710
24, 710
Foreign affairs officer
111,382
120,140
120,140
General engineer
36, 254
39, 790
39, 790
Historian
12, 334
13,270
13,270
Housing specialist
11, 357
12, 230
12,230
Industrial relations specialist
24, 398
26,270
26, 270
Industrial security specialist
49, 316
53, 330
13, 520
Industrial specialist
80, 725
86, 880
75, 940
Information specialist
23,441
25, 480
13, 000
Inspection specialist
23,940
38, 230
38,230
Intelligence officer
—
12, 750
12, 750
11, 835
Management evaluation officer
40,060
40,060
36, 982
Manpower utilization specialist
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Mechanical engineer
13, 000
11, 835
13, 000
Methods examiner
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Ordnance engineer
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Personnel officer
12, 563
Production specialist

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GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Program analyst
Program coordinator
_
Realty officer
Scientific warfare adviser
Security officer
Security review specialist
Special assistant
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supply requirements officer...
Supply specialist.
Surplus property disposal officer
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Assistant director (communications) _ _
Assistant director for air defense
Assistant director for special projects..
Assistant director for strategic weapons
Assistant director for undersea warfare
.
Chief, biological and chemical warfare division
Chief, communications and data processing division
Chief, surveillance and guidance division
Deputy assistant director (communications)
Deputy assistant director for strategic
weapons
Deputy assistant director for undersea warfare
Deputy assistant secretary (health
and medical)
Deputy director of aeronautics
...
Deputy director of defense research
and engineering.
Deputy director of electronics
Deputy director, office of fuels, materials and ordnance and chief of
ordnance
Deputy director, office of guided
missiles
Deputy special assistant for engineering and reliability
Deputy staff director for air defense
missiles
Director, office of aeronautics
Director, office of atomic, biological
and chemical warfare
Director, office of electronics
Director, office of foreign programs
Director, office of guided missiles
Director, office of sciences
Executive secretary, defense science
board
Special assistant
Special assistant (air defense)
Special assistant and director, office of
fuels, materials and ordnance
Special assistant and director of
planning
Special assistant (armament control) _.
Special assistant (electronics)
Special assistant for guided missiles
and space operations
Special assistant (strategic weapons)...
Staff director for defensive missiles
Staff director for vulnerability analysis
Staff specialist and executive secretary
Staff specialist for physical sciences
Staff specialist (special projects)
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$47,861
60, 424
23,920
36, 004
12, 085
23,192
47,132
134, 784
11, 835
48, 089
59, 466
24, 398
36, 004
58,488
438, 507
334,817
38 287,409
9 66,020
77 499,179
37 224,127
152
855,820
225
1,153,211
212
956,271
395, 949
176,045
55, 847
3,453

$64, 520
65,270
25, 750
39,020
13,000
24, 980
38,230
145, 848
12, 750
52, 540
64, 500
26, 270
38, 750
63, 730
605, 516
444, 685
387,898
69,804
566, 680
267,635
1,017,843
236
1,296,214
233
1,139, 879
121 519,064
47 189,168
16

1

62,168

3,723

1
1
1

19, 011
19,011
19,011

1
1
1

19, 011
19,011
19,011

1

19, 011

1

19,011

1

19,011

1

19.011

15,517

1

15, 517

1

16, 515

15,018

1

15,018

1

16,016

1

16,016

1

16,016

1
1
1

19,011
19,011
19,011

1

19,011

1
1
1

15,517

1

15, 517

1

16, 515

1

16,515

1

17, 514

1

17, 514

1

18,013

1

18,013

1

18, 013

1

19,011

1
1

19,011
17,014

1
1

19,011
17,014

2
1

38,022
15,517

2
1

38,022
16,515

2
1

38,022
16, 515

14, 019
1
1

1
1
1

14,518
17,514

1

16,515

1

14,019

1

15,018

1
1

15,517
17,514

15,517
19,011
17, 514
16,515
17, 514

17,014
19,011
18,512
17,514
17,514

15,517
19,011
18,512

16, 515
19,011
18, 512
19, 011

1

17,014

1
1
1

1
1
1

19,011
17,014
16,515

1
1
1

1

15,018

1

17, 514

1
1

15,018
16,307

18,512
19,011
18,013
19,011
18,013
17,514
15,018
16, 515

16, 016

17, 514

19 92,580
1, 623
14,128, 980
12,172,982
123 980,125
65 565,657

20

96,239

Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
1, 500
1,423
net salary)
13,148, 855
11,607,325
Positions other than permanent:
16,700
21,090
Temporary employment
153,800
127, 554
Intermittent employment

1962

97

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details

SALARIES

AND

1962 estimate

$51, 545
361, 700

$362,200

$93,045
328,355
5,018
12,182,387

Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses, Secretary of
Defense"
"Navy management fund" (interdepartmental activities)

1961 estimate

13, 732, 600

$12,113,278

$13,069,300

$13,101, 600

69,109

663,300

195, 900

E X P E N S E S , C O U R T OF M I L I T A R Y
D E P A R T M E N T OF D E F E N S E

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Judge, Court of Military Appeals
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief commissioner. —
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295
Clerk of the court
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney
Commissioner....
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Commissioner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.._
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345....
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815—
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay

13, 297, 500

APPEALS,

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
3

$76,500

3

$76,500

3

$76,500

15,392

1

16,536

1

16,806

14,435

1

15,517

1

15,787

13,083

1

14,061

1

14,061

2

13,686
50,501
8,341
14,560
12,438
5,637
21,923
20,404
13,956
15,060
3,515
7,675
11,481

28,122

2

13, 520
54, 788
17, 930
23,483
13,395
6,053
29,660
11,170
14,207
16, 536
3,869
3,931
12,417

28,122

13, 520
54,788
17,930
23,483
13,728
6,053
29,660
11,170
14,207
16,640
3,869
3,931
12,417

41
3

344,753
15,772

41
3

371,695
19,925

41
1

372,672
4,572

38

328,981

38

351,770

40

368,100

Total personal services..

2,591
48

1,430
300

300

331,620

353, 500

368,400

GS-10. 56,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $ >,435 to $7,425-.

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief psychologist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Attorney-adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Chemist
Comptroller
Digital computer administratorDigital computer programer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Military intelligence research analyst.
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Program progress analyst.
Psychologist
Radio control specialist

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1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
ber salary
1 $14,435

1 $15,787

12,771
13,083
13, 083
13, 970
13, 070
12, 771
13, 686
8 109,488
2 28,780

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

112

1, 526, 957
3 38,625
7 93,898

1 13, 670
27, 372
2
19 262, 843
18 247, 680
3 40, 711
2 27, 061
1 13, 374
1 13, 686

6

13, 749
14, 061
14, 061
15, 038
14, 061
14,394
14, 394
86, 988
60,029

4
113
1,651,282
3 42,183
7 101,048
1 13,749
1 13,749
1 14,706
2 29,100
20 297,870
17 250,750
4 57,574
2 29,099
1 14,380
1 14,706

1 $15,787
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

6

13, 749
14,061
14, 061
15, 038
14, 061
14, 394
14, 706
88, 276
60, 029

4
113
1,662, 511
42, 516
102, 713
13, 749
13, 749
14, 706
29, 744
20 297,870
17 251,726
4 57,886
2 29,099
1 14,380
1 15,038

GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Positions established by Public Law
313:
Associate scientific director
Chief, geophysical sciences
Chief, physical and engineering
sciences
Chief, research analysis division
Chief scientist
Chief scientific adviser
Chief, technical adviser to the commanding general
Chief, technical adviser, plans and
operations office
Deputy commander for scientific
activities
Deputy for scientific affairs
Director of applications engineering.—
Director, food and container instituteDirector, institute of exploratory research
Director of military research branch._
Director of research engineering
Director of quartermaster research
and electronic center

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$39,210
13, 978
13, 686
12, 771

$41, 871
14, 706
29, 099
13,394
41, 871

26,166

6

1
1

6
1

Equipment technician
Food technologist
Geographer
Information and education specialistInformation officer
Labor relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Microbiologist
Military intelligence research analyst
Motion picture director
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist
Publications officer
Research analyst
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientist general
Security and intelligence officer
Statistician.
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Training officer
,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860_.

CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES PAID
FROM
P R O C U R E M E N T OF E Q U I P M E N T A N D M I S S I L E S , A R M Y , A N D R E SEARCH, D E V E L O P M E N T , T E S T , AND EVALUATION, A R M Y

1961 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientists general
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Training officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative assistant
Admihistrative officer
Anthropologist
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Deputy Comptroller
Designer, clothes
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer programer
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer

GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION

1960 actual

1960 actual

82,116

4
1
1

58,200
15,038
14,706

24,170
11, 835
11, 835
11, 357
35. 275
35. 756
12,085

2

26, 540
12, 750
12. 750
12, 480
38, 230
38, 480
13, 270
12, 230
80,100
12, 750
12, 750
13, 000
13, 000
274, 930
52, 790
333, 825
39, 540

13,978
13,686

73,943
11,835

1 11, 835
1 12, 085
23 277, 955
2 23. 884
9 111, 000
3 36, 255
323
3,
1 13, 035
1 12, 563
92, 042
8
1 11, 606
1 11, 606
2 24,170
5
4
2
1

59,329
46,860
22,986
11,357

1
1
5

11,357
11,595
60,425

2 24,170
26 320,326
57 684,228
4 46,382
3
1
2

7

2
11
2

1

34, 547
11,835
22, 714
82,125
23, 442
126,133
24,170
11,357

8 96,680
3 36,732
4 48,340
157
12, 226, 774
580
14,277,378
658
12, 556, 341
60 420,352
196
7, 752,367
103 610,737

860

4, 829, 225
450
2,245, 395
962
4,328,796
593
6, 403, 734
068

4,144,037
203 741,324

1
1
1
3
3
1
1
6

1
1
1
1

21

4
27
3
328
4,198, 535
'
14,040
13, 520
101,170
12. 480
12, 480
26, 540
12, 230
64, 460
63.190
61, 650
12,230
73, 380
12, 230
12, 750
53, 400
12,480
26, 270
26 345,360
55 713,050
3 37, 710
1 12, 230
3 37, 710
1 13,000
2 24, 460
76, 730
6
2 25, 235
15 184, 990
2 26,270
1 12, 480

6
78, 810
3 40,040
4 52, 540
1,203
13, 762, 339
1,670
16, 615,897
1,764
14, 688. 443
66 501,313
1,224
I ;, 487, 912
110 707, 482
829
,920, 574
386
, 077, 314
953
i , 666, 719
1, 526
, 656, 434
1,020
3, 943, 721
160 588,144

15,200
14, 500

15. 200
14, 500

14, 500
15, 500
14, 500
17, 500

14, 500
15, 500
14, 500
17, 500

15,000

15,000

1

15,500

1
1

15,200
14,500

15, 500
15,000
15, 200
14, 500

1
1

14,500
15,000

15, 250
14,500
15,000

16,000
1

15,250

1962

98

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RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
CONSOLIDATED
S C H E D U L E OP P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
FROM
P R O C U R E M E N T OP E Q U I P M E N T A N D M I S S I L E S , A R M Y , A N D R E SEARCH, D E V E L O P M E N T , T E S T , AND E V A L U A T I O N , A R M Y — C o n .

1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
Positions established by Public Law
313—Continued
Medical officer, U.S. Army medical
research and development command
Physical science administrator
Scientific adviser
Scientific director
Supervisory electronic engineer
Supervisory physicist
Supervisory electronic scientist
Technical director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210

1962 estimate

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary

1

3

$18,000

46,500

67,500
91,000
16,500
15,500
81,300

1 $18,000
4 61,000
1 14,500
4 67,500
6 91,000
1 16,500
1 15,500
5'

1 $18,000
4 61,000
1 14,500
4 67,500
6 91,000
1 16,500
1 15,500
5 81,800

81,800

291
3001,717,094
1,556,098
1,658,278
Ungraded positions at hourly or daily
5, 424
5,210
5,188
rates equivalent to less than $12,210
29,005,129
28,336, 759
28,281,333
Total permanent.

17,383
17,198
17,249
110,960,038
118,763,553
118,566,570
1,354
801
1,389
8,069,574
7,246,930
3,641,251

Deduct lapses

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
15, 891
16,393
United States and possessions— 15, S
102,853,158
111, 487, 757
114, 896,016
4 28,866
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
6 37,306
4 29,303
Positions other than permanent:
204,239
173,943
Temporary employment
170,533
750
Part-time employment
103,572
93,360
93,410
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
758,179
434,375
Regular pay above 52-week base
2, 757,675
2,872,159
628,380
Overtime and holiday pay
29,219
44,413
44,412
Nightwork differential
1,432
1,540
Living and quarters allowance
1,540
2,642
2,310
2,286
Allowance for uniforms
26,268
27,277
Additional pay for service abroad...
26,120
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Procurement of equipment and missiles, Army"
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Army":
Direct
Reimbursable
"National Aeronautics and Space Administration"
"Federal Aviation Agency"

RESEARCH,

DEVELOPMENT,

TEST,

106,774,440

115,166,000

118,892,000

$16,351,480

$11, 652,000

$11,593,000

88,317,483
2,066,000

101,785,000
1, 702,000

105,537,000
1, 762,000

1,587
37, 890

27,000

AND

EVALUATION,

1960 actual

AIR

FORCE

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of biosciences (Air Force re1 $15,787
search division)
1 $14,685
1 $15,787
Director of mathematical sciences
1 15,517
1 14,435
1 15,517
(Air Force research division)
Deputy director of procurement
(Headquarters, Air Research and
1 15,517
1 14,206
1 15,267
Development Command)
Director of planning (Wright air de1 16,037
1 14,685
1 15,787
velopment division)
Senior scientist, human factors research (Wright air development
1 16,037
1 14,685
1 15,787
division)
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
86,245
6 85,600
66,250
Administrative officer
30, 575
28,420
2 30,575
Technical adviser
28,435
26,140
2 28,110
Management analyst
13, 749
1 13,749
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, communications sys15,038
1 15,038
13,978
tem project office
30,076
27, 956
Assistant chief, deputy for electronics2 30,076
Assistant chief, Strategic Air Com14,061
12, 771
mand control system project office.
1 14,061
Assistant chief, U.S. Air Force com14,394
13,083
mand control systems project office1 14,061
Assistant chief, spacetrack project
14,394
13,083
office
1 14,394
Assistant chief, fluid dynamic re14,394
13,083
search laboratory
1 14,394
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
15,038
13,978
installations
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1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
$14,394
operations
1 $13,374
Assistant chief, director of range de14,061
velopment—
1 13,083
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
14,394
division
1 13,083
Assistant chief, technical services
14,061
division
13,083
28,122
Attorney...
26,166
28,122
Chemist.
26,166
14,394
Chief, test engineering branch...
13,083
15,038
Chief, aerophysics laboratory
13,978
13, 794
771
12,
Chief, applied climatology laboratory.
Chief, applied mathematical labora15,038
tory
1 13,978
Chief, astrosurveillance science labo15,038
ratory
1 13,978
Chief, atmospheric circulation labo15,038
ratory
1 13,978
Chief, balloon instrumentation devel14,061
opment laboratory
1 13,083
Chief, behavioral science laboratory..
1 13,374
14, 706
Chief, biological science laboratory.
1 13,978
15,038
Chief, boundary layer processing lab15, 038
oratory...
1 13,978
13,749
Chief, chemical physics laboratory
1 12,771
15, 038
Chief, research laboratory.
J 13,978
14, 061
Chief, cloud physics branch
1 13,083
Chief, communications science labo15,038
ratory
1 13,978
Chief, computer mathematical sci14,061
ence laboratory
1 13,083
15,038
Chief, control sciences laboratory
1 13,978
14,394
Chief, dynamics branch
1 13,374
Chief, electromagnetic radiation lab14,061
oratory
1 13,083
Chief, electronic materiel sciences lab15,309
oratory.
14,227
14,061
Chief, geomagnetics branch
13, 083
15,978
Chief, ionospheric character branch—.
13, 978
14,061
Chief, ionospheric physics laboratory.
13,083
14,061
Chief, infrared techniques branch
13, 083
15,038
Chief, mechanics division
13,978
Chief, meteorological development
14,394
laboratory
13,374
Chief, metal and ceramics labora15,038
tory
13,978
14, C61
Chief, nuclear studies branch
13,083
14,061
Chief, photochemistry laboratory
13,083
15,038
Chief, physics division
13,978
15,038
Chief, physical electronics laboratory.
13,978
Chief, geophysics research program
14,394
division.
1 13,083
14,061
Chief, program requirements division.
1 13,083
Chief, propagation sciences labora15,038
tory
13,978
15, 038
Chief, propulsion research laboratory13,978
14, 061
Chief, radio astronomy section
13,083
14,061
Chief, radio chemistry branch
13,083
Chief, research instrumentation lab15,038
oratory
13,978
14,061
Chief, research probe flight branch
13,083
30,076
2,7,956
Chief, solid state sciences
14,061
13,083
Chief, special propagation studies15,038
13,978
Chief, spectroscopic studies
14,061
13,083
Chief, systems analysis office
15,038
13, 978
Chief, thermal radiation laboratory. —
14,061
13,083
Chief, weather radar branch
15,038
13,978
Chief, operations analysis office
Chief, range plans and program re13,749
12,771
view division
Chief, advance plans branch for rocket
14,394
13,083
propulsion
14,061
13,083
Chief, missile facilities division
14,061
12,771
Chief, customer services division
15,038
13,686
Chief, management division
15,038
13,686
Chief, research requirements office
27, 810
25, 542
Contracting officer
15,038
13,978
Deputy director, comptroller
14,394
13,083
Deputy director, plans division.
Deputy director, analysis and engi14,394
13,083
neer
—
Deputy director, Armed Services
14,394
13,083
Technical Information Agency
13,749
12,771
Director, national space control center.
14,394
13,083
Director, procurement division..
15,038
13,978
Technical director, 6511th test group..
Technical director, rocket propulsion
15,038
1 13,978
development
13, 749
1 12,771
Director, research
147, 724
10 136,860
Electronic scientist
15,038
1 13,978
Engineer, aerodynamic
12 166,860
18 269,356
Engineer, aeronautical
15,038
1 13,978
Engineer, civil
4 59,156
4 54,744
Engineer, combustion
2 30,076
2 27,956
Engineer, construction
19 275,260
17 229,990
Engineer, electronics.
72
62
Engineer, general
1
1,053,330
846,100
2" 29,099
Engineer, materials
13,978
7 104,070
Engineer, research
99, 770
8 113,410
Mathematician
80, 527
4 60,095
Medical officer
55,880
2 29,099
Metallurgist
13,978
1 14,061
12, 771
Mycologist
2 28,143
26,145
Personnel officer
25 356,340
21 279,870
Physicist
1 13, 749
1 12,771
Procurement officer
6 85,285
Psychologist
5 65,650

1,095,735
29,099
105,955
113,735
60,095
29,099
14,061
28,455
25 361,045
1 14,061
6 85,930

1962

99

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Research and development officer
Special assistant director, technology
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accounting chief
Administrative analyst
Technical adviser
Management analystAssistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, technical operations
branch
Assistant chief, Lincoln liaison officeAssistant chief, air weapons control
project office
Assistant chief, combat operations
center project office
Assistant chief, weather observation
project office
Assistant chief, intelligence data handling project office.
Assistant chief, electromagnetic intelligence project office
Assistant chief for management research, deputy chief of staff plans.
Assistant chief, chemical research
laboratory
...
Assistant chief, control sciences...
Assistant chief, metal and ceramics
research laboratory
Assistant chief, research operations
branch
Assistant chief, administrative contracting officer
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
comptroller
Assistant chief, data, acquisition and
procurement division
Assistant chief, procurement office. _.
Assistant chief, range project branch.
Assistant chief, experimental track
branch
Assistant chief, plans and programs..
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
branch.
Assistant chief, rocket propulsion
branch
Assistant chief, solid rocket branch..
Assistant chief, space positioning
branch
Assistant chief, customer service
division
Attorney...
Budget officer
Chemist
Chief, department of physiology
Chief, aircraft allocation division.
Chief, civilian personnel officer
Chief, airborne research division.
Chief, staff judge advocate contract
branch..
Chief, equipment engineering branch.
Chief, data processing and display
Chief, components and techniques
research branch
Chief, applications techniques branch.
Chief, operator performance branch..
Chief, offensive and support system
section
Chief, data transmission branch
Chief, construction division..
Chief, contracts and procurement
division
Chief, applied mathematics branch...
Chief, astronomy and astrophysics
branch
Chief, atmospheric optics branch
Chief, balloon research branch
Chief, communications physics section
Chief, communications theory section.
Chief, data transmission section
Chief, development section..
Chief, engineering division
Chief, external research
Chief, flight operations research
Chief, field evaluation section.
Chief, general physics branch
Chief, geodesy and gravity branch
Chief, hydromagnetic branch
Chief, information compression section.
Chief, management requirements
division.
Chief, mechanics research laboratoryChief, meteorological, physics, and
airglow branch
Chief, microwave physics and analysis section..
Chief, missile antenna branch
Chief, plasma physics research branch.
Chief, power research branch
Chief, programs division
Chief, radiation and reflection sectionChief, research probe instrumentation.
Chief, research and development
operations branch

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Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
8 $111,460

11 $165,310

11 $165,310

1
2

13,083
27,060

1
2

14,061
29,412

1
2

14,394
29,412

2
6
1
3
1

23,920
72, 690
12,334
36,225
12,085

2
6
1
3

25,230
78,190
13,270
37,410

2
6
1
4

25,750
78,450
13, 520
49,620

1
1

12, 563
12,563

1
1

13,520
13,520

1
1

13,520
13,520
13,520

1

12,563

1

13,520

1

1

11,606

1

12,750

1

12,750

1

11, 606

1

12,480

1

12,750
13,520

1

12,563

1

13,520

1

1

11,606

1

12, 750

1

12,750

1

11,606

1

12,480

1

12,750

1
1

12,563
12,563

1
1

13,520
13,520

1
1

13,520
13,520

1

12,563

1

13,520

1

13,520

1

12,563

1

13,520

1

13,520

2

22,714

2

24,960

2

25,230

2

23,190

2

25,200

2

25,460

1
1
1

12,563
11,606
11,606

1
1
1

13,520
12,480
12,480

1
1
1

13,520
12,750
12,750

1
1

12,563
11,606

1
1

13,520
12,480

1
1

13,520
12,750

1

11,606

1

12,480

1

12,750

1
1

11,606
11,606

1
1

12,750
12,750

1
1

12,750
12,750

1

12,563

1

13,520

1

13,520

1 11,357
3 34,565
3 36,945
9 107,475
1 11,357
1 11,606
1 11,606
1 12,563

1 12,480
3 37,410
3 39,220
11 140,565
1 12,230
1 12,480
1 12,480
1 13,520

1 12,480
3 37,930
3 39,480
10 128,325
1 12,480
1 12,750
1 12,750
1 13,520

1
1
1

11,357
12,563
11,606

1
1
1

12,480
13,520
12,750

1
1
1

12,480
13,520
12,750

1
1
1

11,606
11,606
11,835

1
1
1

12.750
12,480
13,000

1
1
1

12,750
12,750
13,000

1
1
1

11,606
11,606
11,606

1
1
1

12,480
12, 750
12, 750

1
1
1

12,750
12,750
12,750

1
1

11, 606
12,563

1
1

12,480
13, 520

1
1

12, 750
13, 520

1
1
1

12,563
11,835
11,606

1
1
1

13, 520
12, 750
12, 480

1
1
1

13, 520
13,000
12, 750

1
1
1
1

12, 563
12, 563
12,563
12,563

1
1
1
1
1
1

12,563
12, 563
12, 563
11, 606
11,835
12,563

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
12,230
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
13, 520

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
12,230
13, 520
13, 520
13,520
12, 750
13,000
13, 520

1

11,835

1

12,750

1

13,000

1
1

11,357
12,563

1
1

12,230
13, 520

1
1

12,480
13, 520

1

11,606

1

12,480

1

12,750

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

11,835
12, 563
12,563
11, 606
12,563
11, 606
12, 563

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

12,750
13, 520
13, 520
12,480
13,520
12,480
13,520

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

13,000
13, 520
13, 520
12, 750
13, 520
12,750
13, 520

1

11,606

1

12,480

1

12,750

1960 actual

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Chief, research and development re$12,230
sources branch
$12,563
13,520
Chief, research and analysis section. _.
12,563
13,520
Chief, satellite meteorology branch...
12,563
13,520
Chief, scientific data processing section.
11,606
12,480
Chief, simulator evaluation section..
12,563
13,520
Chief, solid state circuitry section.
12,563
13,520
Chief, thermal test section
12,563
13,520
Chief, badge section.
11,835
12,750
Chief, terrestrial propagation section.
Chief, upper atmosphere circulation
1 12,480
11,606
section
12,563
1 13,520
Chief, waves and circuits section.
22,742
2 25,230
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, communications division, range
12,750
operations
11,835
Chief, engineering division.
13,520
12,563
Chief, mathematical branch, range
operations.
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, missile safety branch, range
operations
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, plans and programs manage12,563
ment division
13,520
11,835
Chief, programs division, operations13,000
Chief, quality and surveillance ad12,480
istrative contracting office
11,357
12,480
Chief, range plans branch
11,606
13,520
Chief, research project branch
12,563
Chief, instrumentation support divi13,520
1 12,563
sion
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, surveillance branch
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, aerospace data systems
Chief, data processing and computing
branch
11,606
12,480
Chief, data systems branch and missile facility division
12,750
11,606
Chief, engineering branch, missile facility division
ll,i
1 12,480
Chief, engineering test branch, missile.
1 12,750
11, 835
Chief, engineering development section, rocket propulsion
12, 480
11, 606
Chief, flight research branch
11,606
12, 750
Chief, installation and accessory
12,480
11,606
branch.
12,480
li, r
Chief, instrumentation branch
11,606
12,480
Chief, liquid rocket branch
12, 480
11, r ~
Chief, missile component test branch.
13, 520
Chief, powerplant branch
12, 563
12,750
Chief, space positioning branch
11, 835
Chief, test facility branch, 6511th test
13,000
1 11,835
group
Chief, test project branch, 6511th test
12, 750
group
1 11,606
Chief, experimental track instrumen12,750
11,835
tation branch
12,480
11, 606
Chief, document processing division-.
12,085
Chief, San Francisco regional office...
12,750
11,606
Chief, sage test branch
12. 750
11,606
Chief, environment branch
13; 520
12, 563
Chief, data acquisition branch
12,230
11, 357
Chief, plans and programs office
12, 563
13, 520
Chief, data processing branch
11, 835
12, 750
Classification analyst
71, 520
75,780
Contracting officer
2 22, 950
37,150
Deputy director, comptroller
1 11, 835
12, 750
Deputy director of material
2 24,150
26,000
Deputy director of procurement
Deputy director of systems manage1 12, 085
ment
1 13,000
1 11,606
Deputy director of facilities
1 12,750
1 12, 563
Education specialist
21 257,175
21 277,410
Electronic scientist
9 110, 595
9 118, 990
Engineer, aerodynamic
35 437, 699
49 640,160
Engineer, aeronautical
2 24, 419
2 26, 540
Engineer, chemical
2 24,419
2 26, 540
Engineer, civil.
9 112,995
10 131,910
Engineer, combustion
4 48,300
4 51, 960
Engineer, construction
5 62,535
6 79,490
Engineer, electrical
78
Engineer, electronics
73 883,155
1,014, 095
Engineer, general183
1621,997,610
2,411,830
" 221,770
Engineer, materials
14 172,170
92,720
Engineer, mechanical
6 74,370
12, 750
Engineer, photographic
1 11,606
156,410
Engineer, research
12 145,160
13, 520
Engineer, safety
1 12,563
25,230
Historian
2 22,950
12, 750
Industrial specialist
1 11,835
38,440
Information specialist
3 35,745
Mathematician
12 143,460
165,760
Medical officer
4 47,820
125,160
12,480
Metallurgist
2 23,190
25,460
Nuclear physicist
12,480
Operations analyst
1 11,606
63,130
Personnel officer
5 58,455
12,750
Personnel technician
1 11,835
12,230
Pharmacist
710,060
Physicist..
626,220
12,480
11,606
Procurement officer
161,585
127,065
Psychologist24,960
23,190
Research analyst
153,615
86,085
Research development officer..
62,600
57,255
Research physiologist
12,230
11,357
Science analyst
12,480
11,606
Security officer
24,460
11,357
Industrial relations officer

1962

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1960 actual

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
R E S E A R C H , D E V E L O P M E N T , T E S T , AND E V A L U A T I O N ,
FORCE—Continued

1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Statistician
_
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—.
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2 $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1 $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense:
Technical director
Technical director (Arnold engineering development center)
Technical director, guided missile
weapon systems (Wright air development division)
Technical director (Wright air development division)
Scientific director (Rome air development center)
Technical director, operations (Wright
air development division)
Technical director, deputy chief research and development (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
Technical director, deputy chief
weapons systems (Headquarters,
Air Research and Development
Command)
Technical director (Air Force flight
test center)
Chief scientist (Air Force missile
development center)
Technical director, electronic research
(Air Force Command and control
development division)
Deputy director, geophysics (Air
Force Command and control development division)
Technical director, directorate of development (Wright air development division)
Technical director, aircraft weapons
systems (Wright air development
division)
Technical director, plans and programs (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)—_i.>—
Chief scientist (Air Force research
division) _1
Technical director, aerial reconnaissance laboratory (Wright air development division)
Technical director, deputy chief testing (air proving ground center)
Technical director, directorate of communication (Rome air development
center)
_
Technical director, guidance and control (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Command)
Technical director, communications
and electronics (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Command)
Technical director, electronics, detachment No. 1 (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Command
Deputy director, electronics research
(Air Force Command and control
development division)
Director, physical sciences (Air Force
research division)
Associate director, research and development (Rome air development center)
Technical director, directorate of
flight test (Air Force flight test
center)
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1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3 $38,955
2 26, 000
2
26, 540
1,473
16, 865,197
1,546
14, 993,234
1,426
11, 744, 047
80 601,163
1,389
<, 613,427
136 873, 975
1,293
7, 765, 450
544
2, 969, 555
2,170
10, 502,550
2,""
11, 874,797
1,832
1,744
6,895,047
7, 139,898
156 519,979
148 545,107
13 42,470
9 32,095

$38,955
26,540
2 27, 040
1,495
17, 157,487
1,549
15, 081,046
1,439
11, 901, 306
83 629,866
1, 399
9, 754, 045
148 962,165
1, 308
7, 919, 739
546
3, 023, 510
2,194
10, 950, 731
2,716
12, 192, 049
1, 748
7, 264, 457
150 565,891
33,725

77, 500

77,500

3 $35,745
2 24,170
2 24,668
1,396
14,824,690
1, 538
13,929,997
1,434
10,865, 500
78 538,601
1,425
9,117,019
131 776,969
1,128
6,274,444
555
2,784,856
2,107
9,573,066
2,735
11,128,389

2

16, 500

16,500

16, 500

16, 500

16, 500

16, 500

16, 500

16, 500

16, 500

16,000

16, 000

16, 000

15, 500

15, 500

15, 500

17, 500

17,500

17, 500

17,000

17,000

17, 000

18, 000

18,000

18, 000

17, 000

17, 000

17, 000

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,500

16,500
18,000

18,000

18,000

15,500

15,500

15,500

15,000

15,000

15,000

15,500

15,500

15, 500

14,500

14,500

14, 500

15,500

15,500

15,500

15, 500

15,500

15,500

16,000

16,000

16,000

15,500

15,500

15,500

15,150

15,150

15,150

14,500

14,500

14,500

15,000

15,000

15,000

Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Secretary
Numof Defense—Continued
ber
Technical director, propulsion laboratory (Wright air development divi1
sion).
Technical director, aero-medical laboratory (Wright air development
division)
1
Technical director, directorate of laboratories operations (Wright air
development division)_ _ _ _
1
Technical director, aircraft laboratory
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1
Technical director, life sciences (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
1
Technical director, directorate of resourqes planning (Headquarters,
Air Research and Development
Command)
1
Technical program director, deputy
chief research and development
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
...
1
Scientific adviser to director of research (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Command)
1
Deputy director, plans and programs,
detachment No. 1 (Headquarters,
Air Research and Development
Command)
1
Technical director, weapons guidance
laboratory (Wright air development
division).
1
Technical adviser, deputy chief development and test (air proving
ground center)
1
Director, programs and requirements
(Wright air development division)..
1
Technical director, communication
and navigation laboratory (Wright
air development division)
1
Technical director, electronic components laboratory (Wright air
development division)
1
Technical director, operational applications laboratory (Air Force Command and control development
division)
1
Senior scientist,fluiddynamics branch
(Wright air development division) __
1
Guidance test manager, central inertial test (Air Force missile development center)
1
Guidance technology specialist, central inertial test (Air Force missile
development center)
1
Director, solid state sciences (Air
Force research division)
1
Director, chemical sciences (Air Force
research division)
1
Mathematical adviser for research
operations (Air Force missile development center)
1
Director, Sacramento peak observatory (Air Force Command and con1
trol development division)
Technical director, research and development (Air Force missile de1
velopment center)
Technical director, plans and operations (Arnold engineering develop1
ment center)
Director, research and development
1
(Rome air development center)
Chief scientist (Headquarters, Air Re1
search and Development Command).
Chief scientist (Air Force missile test
1
center)
Chief scientist, aeronautical research
laboratory (Wright air development
1
division)
Technical director, analysis team
(Headquarters, Air Research and
1
Development Command)
Technical director, aeronautical accessories laboratory (Wright air de1
velopment division)
Assistant deputy for strategic weapons (Wright air development divi1
sion)
Assistant deputy for advanced systems (Wright air development di1
vision)
Assistant deputy for air defense weapons (Wright air development di1
vision)
Technical adviser, directorate of requirements and programs (air prov1
ing ground center)
Technical director, flight control laboratory (Wright air development
1
division)..
Technical director, materials laboratory (Wright air development di1
vision)
Technical adviser, deputy chief tests
1
(Air Force missile test center)

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Total Num- Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary
salary
$14,500

1 $14,500

$14,500

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

14, 500

1

14,500

14,500

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

17,000

1

17,000

17,000

14, 500

1

14, 500

14, 500

16, 500

1

16,500

16,500

14,500

1

14, 500

14, 500

14, 500

1

14, 500

14,500

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

14, 500

1

14, 500

14, 500

14, 500

1

14, 500

14, 500

14, 500

1

14, 500

14, 500

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

19,000

1

19,000

19,000

16,000

1

16,000

16,000

14, 500

1

14, 500

14, 500

14, 500

1

14, 500

14, 500

15, 500

1

15,500

15, 500

15, 500

1

15, 500

15, 500

16,500

1

16,500

16, 500

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

17,500

1

17, 500

17,500

16,000

1

16,000

16,000

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

15,000

1

15,000

15,000

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

14, 500

1

14,500

14,500

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

14,500

1

14,500

14,500

1962

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210 ber salary ber salary ber salary
or above:
$32,000
1 $16,000
Mathematician.
2 $32,000
121,500
Technical adviser
8 121,035
8 121,500
15,000
Assistant chief, plans and operations—
1 15,000
15,000
Assistant chief, offensive systems di15,000
vision
15,000
Assistant chief, defensive experimen15,000
tal systems division
15,000
Assistant chief, ground support equip14,500
ment
14,500
Assistant chief, advanced system
15,000
planning office
15,000
Assistant chief, GAM-87 weapons
15, 000
system project office
15, 000
Assistant chief, Dynasoar, weapons
15,000
15,000
system project office
Assistant chief, airborne supply sys15,000
tem division
15,000
Assistant chief, B-70 weapon system
15,000
15,000
project office
Assistant chief, GAM-87 engineering
14, 500
14, 500
office
17,500
17,500
Assistant chief for technology
1 17,500
Assistant chief, research and development (Rome air development
2 29,000
2 29,000
29,000
center)
16,000
Chief, plans and programs division. . .
1 16,000
Chief scientist (Wright air develop17,500
ment division)
17, 500
1 17,500
16, 500
1 16,500
Chief, Dynasoar engineering office
16, 500
1 16,500
Chief, B-70 engineering office
Chief, offensive system engineering
16,500
16, 500
division
16,300
16,300
Chief, operations division
16,
500
16,500
Chief, engineer flight test division
16,500
16,500
Chief, evaluation office
Chief, defensive experimental system
15,000
1 15,000
engineering division
Chief, system dynamic analysis di15,000
15, 000
vision
32, 500
32,500
2 32,500
Chief scientist
15,000
15,000
1 15,000
Chief, fluid dynamics research.
16, 500
16, 500
Chief, airborne support systems
Deputy director, research and de16,500
1 16,500
velopment
16,335
15,000
1 15,000
Deputy director, plans and programs.
14,500
1 14,500
Deputy director, aircraft program
1 14,500
Deputy director, engineering research
32,000
2 32,000
2 32,000
division
16, 500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Deputy director of sciences
Deputy director, geophysics research
15,500
1 15,500
division
Director, technical research and de18,000
1 18,000
18,000
velopment
15,000
1 15,000
15,000
Director, technical flight test
33,000
2 33,000
33,000
Director, systems management
Director, programing and require15,000
15,000
15,000
ments
16, 500
16,500
16, 500
Director, systems engineering
15,000
15,000
15,000
Director, avionics division
14, 500
14, 500
14,500
Director, flight engineering test groupDirector, electronic technical lab14, 500
14, 500
oratory
1 14,500
14, 500
14,500
Director, aircraft mechanics division.
1 14,500
15,000
15,000
Director, propulsion laboratory
15, 500
Director, office systems applied
15, 500
15, 500
Director, command and control sys15, 500
tems
15, 500
15, 500
16,000
16,000
16,000
Director, directorate of systems
15,150
15,150
15,150
Director, physical sciences
*
17,000
17,000
17,000
Director, research and development—
14, 500
14, 500
14, 5p0
Director, aerospace medical division
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
Director, operations office.
17,000
17,000
17,000
Director, advanced system technology.
Director, navigation guidance lab14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
oratory
14, 500
14, 500
Director, materials central
15,000
15,000
Director, flight control laboratory
15,000
15,000
Director, biomedical laboratory
Director, operational support engi1 15,000
15,000
neering division
1 14,500
14, 500
1 14, 500
Director, life sciences
14, 500
1 14,500
1 14, 500
Director, chemical science
Director, Sacramento peak observa1 15,500
15, 500
1 15, 500
tory
1 14,430
14, 430
1 14, 430
Director, solid state sciences
2 34,400
34,400
3 48,000
Research and development office
Special assistant, research and devel19,000
19,000
1 19,000
opment
32,060
32,060
3 31,055
Foreman, maintenance
64,189
64,189
6 63,191
Foreman, shop
10, 832
10,832
1 10,317
Supervisor, aircraft maintenance
41,767
41,767
4 41,579
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Chief, operations branch, base instal1 10,005
1 10,005
10,005
lation division
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv8,104
7,718
alent to less than $12,210
9,432,109
50,094,778
48,920,991
Total permanent. .
Deduct lapses

23,642
23,650
23,491
162, I 14,122
150,457,096
160,172,016
546
539
186
4,197,986
4,901,706
3,469,977

Net permanent (average number,
23,105
23,096
net salary)
23,111
146, 259,110
156,702,039
157,902,416

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1960 actual
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Total

1961 estimate

$142,557

$260,391

1,125,070
3,324,310
79,563
40, 515

602,700
3,039,882
75, 603
56,475

150,971,125

160, 737,090

$139,834,004
11,137,121

$159, 931,105
805,985

150,971,125

160,737,090

SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , ADVANCED R E S E A R C H PROJECTS A G E N C Y ,
D E P A R T M E N T OF D E F E N S E

1960 actual

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy director, Advanced Research
Projects Agency
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
Director, policy and planning
1
17,514
division
1
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief, analysis and integration staff..
1
16,536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director for policy
1
15.163
Chief, high-altitude detection branch.
15, 267
1
Chief, underground detection branch.
1
15, 267
Deputy chief, experimental measurements branch
1
15. 267
Deputy chief, research branch
1
15, 267
Deputy chief, systems branch
1
15, 267
Director, program management division
1
14,435
1
15. 517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Program management officer
3
38,625
3
41, 871
4
54,705
Project manager
13 183,893
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
Program management officer
11,357
2
24,460
1
Project manager
11, 606
3
37, 980
1
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
9,901
42,849
4
1
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
8, 341
1
8, 965
3
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
21,090
1
7, 821
1
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
6,302
1
6.781
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
6,074
1
6,552
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
8
43, 368
9
51,124
15
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
75, 796 16
85, 528
10
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
44, 368 17
78, 891
1
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
3, 765
2
8,112
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense:
Director, Advanced Research Projects Agency
1
19,000
19,000
Assistant director for ballistic missile
1
17,000
19,000
Assistant director for nuclear test detection
19, 000
Assistant director for propellant
chemistry
19, 000
Chief scientist
19,000
Director, technical operations division
1
19,000
Deputy assistant director for ballistic
missile defense
1
15,500
1
16,500
Deputy assistant director for nuclear
test detection
1
16,500
1
16,500
Assistant director for general research.
1
16,000
Assistant director for materials
1
16,000
Chief, experimental measurements
branch
1
16, 000
Chief, reliability and exploratory research branch
16, 000
Chief, research branch
1
16,000
Chief, systems branch
1
16,000
Deputy technical executive
1
16,000
1
16,000
Chief, communications and tracking
branch
1
15,500
Chief, satellite branch
1
15,500
1
15,500
Special assistant to the deputy director
1
15,000
1
15,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1
4,742
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
Total personal services..

65
11

569,666
106,545

97
19

984,739
187,739

54

463,121

78

797,000

7,161

18,000

5,445

8, 000

475, 727

823,000

1
1

15. 267
15, 267

1
1
1

15, 267
15, 267
15, 267

1

15, 787

3
13

42, 516
184, 205

2
3
4
1
1
1
1
9
16
17
2

24, 710
37,980
42, 849
8, 965
7,821
6,947
6,718
51, 625
86, 694
80, 225
8,112

1962

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102

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
CONSOLIDATED

SCHEDULE
MILITARY

OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
CONSTRUCTION, A R M Y

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Engineer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Engineer
Equipment technician..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer..
Attorney
Attorney adviser
Comptroller
Engineer
Equipment technician..
Legal administrator
Personnel officer
Procurement officer
Realty officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—

MILITARY
PAID

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2 $29,370

1 $15,517

1 $15,517

49 675,533
1 13,978

47 693,546
1 15,038

47 693,546
1 15,038

2 23,940
2 23,670
3 36,005
8 93,545
163
2,013, 771
1 12,563
1 11,606
3 34,071
1 11,357
3 36,753
729
7,955,006
1,520
14,065,967
1,927
15,275,809
183
1,275,957
1,638
10,787,709
279
1,648,786
1,354
7,407,923
710
3,552,112
1,228
5,637,997
1,352
5,517,098
1,110
4,167,243
229 773,870
26 86,405

2 25,750
2 25,500
3 38,750
8 103,000
158
2,021,760
1 13,520
1 12,480
3 36,690
1 12,230
3 39,540
636
7,474,632
1,378
13,700,525
1,757
14,625,289
156
1,173,348
1,492
10,864,055
263
1,650,128
1,271
7,381,114
710
3,807,284
1,157
5,836,515
1,349
5,969,850

1 12,480
2 25,750
2 25,500
3 38,750
6 76,460
132
1,690,260
1 13,520
1 12,480
3 36,690
1 12,230
3 39,540
527
6,188,138
1,099
10,907,003
1,133
9,612,003
129
973,479
1,299
9,205,842
246
1,542,064
1,231
7,221,062
655
3,514,527
1,147
5,731,725
1,302
5,765,992
1,111
1,096
4,497,733
4,437, 702
232 842,104
231 837,965
26 94,822
26 94,822

Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number
net salary):
United States and possessions...
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Military construction, Air Force"
"Military construction, Air National
Guard"
"Cemeterial expenses," Department of
the Army—Civil
"Acquisition, construction, and improvement," Coast Guard (transfer
to Army)
"Military construction, Air Force
Reserve"—
"Construction of power systems,"
Ryukyu Island, Army
"Military construction, Navy" (transfer to Army)
"Construction, Alaska Communication
System"
"Military construction, Army"
"Reimbursements"

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11,609
13,425
72,653,030
85,498,285
661
1,122
1,157
4,034,767
9,024,155
7,157,747

14,251

10,117
10,820
66,682,551
68,136,802

,312
60,872,024

1,319
1,251
8,851, 524
8,837,329
10
990
1,366,407
1, 522,236

962
6,768,239

554,038
26,403

978,000

422,176
17,000

428,967
17,000

303,672
2,762,050
3,300
1,496,478

2, 581,068
3,300
1,227,167

83,038,283

83.345,214

72,875,765

$56,543,165

$57,307,000

$49,892,000

694,495

793,000

761,000

79,339

34,600

79,765

3,264,364
5,396
1, 537, 923

30,152

21,714

27,925

114,000

104,000

25,749
12,649

16,900

23,544,632
2,079,208

23,736,000
1,322,000

21,323,000
716,000

ARMY

1960 actual

FROM

GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—.
1,284
1,727
1,656
4,912,422
4,527,565
3,912,945
Total permanent.

CONSTRUCTION,

Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services

RESERVE

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
$37,689
127,548
229,128
263,772
26,624
422,016
40,474
240,585
74, 544
125,804
133,848
140,082
16,330
6,927

3
12
24
34
4
64
7
43
16
28

33
37
5
2

$13,520
114,190
236,325
283,594
29,368
455,296
43,533
259,376
74,413
140,364
147,576
154,697
18,095
7,654

1

10

23
34
4
64
7
43
16
28

33
37
5
2

$13,520
116,900
226,050
266,912
28,704
428,148
43,533
247,312
77,685
135,351
138,632
146,335
18,095
7,654

1

10

22
32
4
61

7
41
15
27
31
35

18,409

9,835

316 1,903,780
23 137,878

309 1,987,836
20 174,878

295 1,904,666
10 108,746

293 1,765,902

289 1,812,958

285 1,795,920

13,563
27,426
77
4,122

25,000
80
4,000

25,000
80
4,000

1,815,746

1,849,000

1,825,000

4,656

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
ARMY

INDUSTRIAL

FUND

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director, system support laboratory..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Aeronautical research administrator..
Chief, electronic engineer, guidance
and control laboratory
Chief, missile instruction branch
Deputy director, industrial operations laboratory
Deputy director, structures and mechanics laboratory.
Project director
Technical director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief, production engineering branch.
Deputy commander for technical
management and engineering
Engineering coordinator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Digital computer administrator
Educational officer
Engineer
—
Entomologist.
Equipment technicianIndustrial specialist
Inspector
Legal administrator
Logistics specialist
Management analyst-..
Mathematician
Medical officer.
Metallurgist
Pathologist
Personnel director
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer..
Physicist
Physiologist

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $17,514
1

15,392
15,392
15,392
15,392

1 $16,806

1 $17,056

15,392
15,392
16,349

1
1

1
1

14,206

1

15,517

1

15,517

14,685

1
1

16,037
15,267

1
1

16,037
15,267

3 41,058
10 136,860
30 410,580
1 12,771
3 41,808
1 13,978
1 13, 686
15 205, 551
2 25,854
4 55,036
1 13,083
40,143
2 27,372
292
4,002,814
1 12,771
3 41,058
4 54,744
1 13,686
3 41,058
1 12,771
2 27,372
8 109,780
6 83,284
4 54,744
1 13,978
3 41,058
1 12,771
60 820,537
23 314,778
1 13,686

16,536
17,576

3 43,494
8 116,088
26 376, 700
1 13, 749
3 45,302
1 15,038
1 14,394
13 190,240
2 28,122
4 58,532
1 14,394
3 42, 537
2 29,100
287
4,177,166
A
1 14,061
3 43,494
4 57,888
1 14,394
3 43,494
1 14,061
2 28,788
87,632
89,482
57,888
15,038
43,494
14,706
796,973
333,246
14,394

16,536
17,576

3 43,806
9 131,106
29 422,378
1 14,061
3 45,573
1 15,038
1 14, 706
13 191,197
2 28,122
4 58,844
1 14,394
43,161
2 29,412
296
4,337, 558
"1 14,061
43,806
4 58,200
1 14,706
3 43,806
1 14,061
29,100
2
8 117,044
6 89,794
4 58,200
1 15,038
3
1 14,706
58 846,083
23 335,430
1 14,706

1962

103

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,750 to $15,030—Continued
Procurement officer
_ _,
Production specialist Program progress analyst. —
Research analyst
Scientific administrator
Supply officerTraffic manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Architect
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Business analyst.
Cartographer
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst.
Comptroller.
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist—
Deputy comptroller
Designer
Digital computer administrator
Educational officer
Engineer.

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $13,083
164,232
218,976
3 41,934
20 278,495
82,408
13,083

2 $27,810
144,876
14 203,076
3 45,114
21 315,281
6 87,320
1 14,394

17 205,445
16 193,360
47 566,943
1 12,085
1 11,357
17 199,865
3 36,233
5 58,718

17 222,350
16 209,350
42 547,180
1 13,000
3 36,940
17 216,650
5 63,480
5 63,460

108,765
1 12,085
1 12,085
39 477,047
6 72,510
3 34,807
2 24,170
17 205,445
4 48,110
1 12,555
9 108,037
5 60,425
593
,185,443
11,835
108,275
12,085
11,357
11,835
72,510
12,085
12,085
108,765
120,850
254,741
111, 625
145,020
48,340
205,445
12,085
62,815
581,717
628,170
48,817
24,897
11,357
11,835
361,094
205, 445
47, 111
12,085
332, 961
24,170
59, 447
262, 227
12,085

117,810
1 13,000
1 13,270
34 450,130
6 78,540
3 37,710
2 26,000
19 247,080
4 52,290
1 13,510
9 117,020
5 65,270
584
7,661,370
1 12,750
9 117,010
1 13,000

12
16

Entomologist
Equipment technician
Geopbysicist
Historian..
Information officer.
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Labor relations officer
Legal administrator.
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Patent adviser...,
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist.
Planning officer
Planning and production specialist...
Procurement officer
Production specialist.
Program progress analyst
Research analyst
Salary and wage analyst
Scientific administrator.
Shop superintendent
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
Traffic manager
4
Transportation officer.
2
Veterinarian
,084
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,085._.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.._.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670....
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Positions established by Public Law
313:
Associate director for advanced research
Associate director for atomic applications
—
Associate director for ballistics research laboratory.
for development
Associate directorr for
Associate director for research
Associate director for supporting research
Chief adviser, assistant chief of staff
for research and development
Chief, air defense branch
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22,
,662

46, 653
22, 714
113,491

24, 121,820
,332
25, 048,639
306
2, 168,021

$28,143

10

1
6
1
1
9
10
20
9

12,750
78,540
13,000
12,230
117,810
130,810
262,140
120,390
12 157,080
4 52,270
17 222,620
1 13,270
5 67,600
48 630,120
47 614,800
4 52,790
2 26,790
1 12,230
30 390, 870
17 222, 350
4 45, 760
1 13,000
27 358,600
2
26,270
5 64,210
22 284, 790
1 13,000
1 12, 230
4 50,190
24,460
2
2,038
23, 437, 720
2, 663
24, 777,020
3,343
25, 948,376
319
2, 441,907
3,061
21, 663,931

,046
19, 654,603
394
2,612, 765
2, 358,102
2,302
,279
12, 448, 946
13, 851,636
218
1, 229
6,801,670
6, 144,335
3,498
,512
17,607,208
16, 045,927
5,459
,478
24, 916,147
22, 888, 912
3, 711
,723
15,483,609
14, 238, 664
789
789
3,043,274
2, 799, 499
18 63,998
24 78,028

160,206

233,424
45,114
315,613
87,944
14.394
17 223,700
16 210,700
578,580
13,270
37,190
216,920
63,980
63,710
12,230
118,620
13,270
13,270
491,830
79,080
38,250
26,270
19 248.700
4 53,060
1 13,510
9 117,830
5 65,810
597
7,878,480
~ 13,000
117.000
13,270
12,230
13,000
79,080
13,270
12,230
44
1
3
17
5
5
1
9
1
1
37

118,620

131,890
303,300
132,890
158,430
52,540
225,050
13.395
67,600
634,960
644,310
53.310
27,040
12,480
31 404, 970
17 223, 970
4 52, 270
1 13,270
27 360, 400
2
26, 270
5 64, 740
22 286, 910
1 13,270
1 12, 230
4 50,940
24,460
2
2,067
22, 978,283
2,719
25, 355,869
3,389
27, 018,289
324
2, 504,663
3,110
22, 349,083
404
2, 683,463
2,345
13, 352,447
1,240
6, 974, 525
3,547
17, 683,627
5, 479
25, 288,057
3, 715
15, 679,416
792
, 077,682
71,860
20

14,500

1

15,250

1

15,250

15,000

1

15,000

1

15,000

16,500
15, 500
15,500

1
1
1

16, 500
16, 500
15,500

1
1
1

16,500
16,500
15,500

14,500

1

15,500

1

15,500

15,500
14,500

1
1

15,500
15,250

1
1

15,500
15,250

14,750

1

14,750

1

14,750

1960 actual

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Positions established by Public Law
313—Continued
2 $35,000
1 $17,500
Chief engineer
16,000
1 16,000
Chief scientist.
15,500
1 15,500
Chief, weapons system laboratory
Deputy chief, research and develop16, 000
1 16,000
ment group
16,750
1 16,750
Deputy commander for engineeringDeputy commander for scientific
47,750
3 47,750
activities
Deputy director, development opera18, 500
tions division..
16, 500
Deputy director of medical research...
16, 500
18, 000
Director, aeroballistics laboratory
15, 000
Director of biological research
15,000
17, 500
Director, computations laboratory
Director, development operations
19,000
division
17,500
Director, fabrication laboratory
Director, guidance control laboratory..
18,000
Director, missilefiringlaboratory
18,000
Director of research
15,000
Director, research project laboratory. _
18, 000
Director, research operations branch _ _
18,000
1 18,000
Director, systems analysis and reliability laboratory
17,500
Director, structures and mechanics
laboratory
18,000
Director, test laboratory
17,500
Scientific advisor
15,500
15, 500
Scientist and technical consultant
17,500
17, 500
Senior scientist
16,000
16,000
Supervising metallurgist
16,500
16,500
16,000
Technical director, missile division...
16,000
16,500
Technical director, physical science . .
16,500
15,500
15,500
Technical director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210..
253
3,398
116,415,473
16,734,944
Ungraded positions at hourly or daily
rates equivalent to—
$12,210 and above: Engineer
5 51,501
5 51,501
27,827
Less than $12,210
26,365
158,407,013
150,633,682
61,804
1,122
367,282,210
372,477,806
2,813
2,376
6,933,865
11,500,626

Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)

Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment

58,991
57,746
360,348,345
360,977,180

Part-time employment
Intermittent employment

1,297,202
137,650
270,523

.,373,190
147,215
37,114

Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Allowance for uniforms.

2,004,605
14,905,083
348,416
56,227

105,662
065,808
463,452
56,553

Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned

2,434,174
382,860,000

Total personal services..

AIR

3,491,949

FORCE

INDUSTRIAL

Num- Total
ber salary
Grades and ranges:
$21,008
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
51,189
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
15 111, 862
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
16 108,512
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
43 265,696
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
18
105,624
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
63 336,365
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
41 199,556
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
131 564,494
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
190 772,100
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
254 965,152
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
56 194,812
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1
3,058
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
4,302
18, 367,084
Total permanent 5,138
22, 066,512
Deduct lapses
514,806
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. __
19, 025,147
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
60 241,131
Local rates
790
285,428

372,792,000

372,408,000

FUND

Num- Total
ber salary
2

7
15
16

40
19
65
55
131
175
222
56
1

$22,589
63,764
120,943
118,890
268,730
121,325
376,190
292,883
621,280

777,604
916,616
208,284
3,411

4,092
17,201,456
4,896
21,113,965
254
969,852
783
3,799
18,646,884
19,063,367
28 153,749
831
1,343,480

1962

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REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT
AIR

FORCE

INDUSTRIAL

FUND—Continued

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

$41,502
26,805

$20,818

27,000

$29,583
27,000

53,717
29,532
282,444

66,878
38,496
272,808

78,162
39,587
244,668

158,348
831,076
22,849
16,085
153,712
4

77,287
760,600
16,819
21,500
106,300

714,100
12,619

1960 actual
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
EOreign countries: Local rates
Part-time employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned

ARMY

21,800

106,300

167,000

11,000

22,154,316

21,719, 619

21,906,219

MANAGEMENT

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Digital computer system officer
General engineer
Plans management officer
Preservation and packing specialist-.
Supply cataloger
....
Supply cataloging administrator
Supply management officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses

13,464

Total personal services..

1960 actual

FUNDS—Con.

FUND

1
6
3
1
4
3
4
27
20
20
1
46
1
71
22
46
69
57

$11,835
73,464
34,799
12,563
47,611
36,732
46,404
286,622
173,635
148,471
7,114
297,731
5,928
401,162
109,991
212,991
289,250
222,981

1
6
3
1
4
3
4
27
20
20

$12,750
80,120
37,960
13,790
51,500
39,790
50,460
310,818
186,030
161,970

1
6
3
1
4
3
4
26
20
20

$13,000
80,370
38,210
13,790
51, 750
40,040
50,710
301,259
188,630
162,330

50
1
92
22
47
71
64

352,376
6, 552
553,022
121,161
239, Ci96
324,064
269,692

50
1
92
22
47
70
61

354, 503
6, 552
555,472
122,079
240,737
318,016
250,790

1

4,035

1

1

4,035

Grades and ranges:
GS-i5, $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, defense telephone service
Engineer
GSr14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy director, defense telephone
service
Engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $1560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7: $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-1. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Local wage rates

448 3,026,649
8
47,649

411 2, 591, 577 432 2,916,782

440 2,979,000

Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S.rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services

1
1

$13,978
13,978

1

1
2
9
36
22

11,357
24,169
98,278
336,123
171,397
14,082
85, 313
42,228
105,981

1
1
5
17
15
1

13
7
19
4
23
19
79
1
1
2

20, 111

19,648
55,062
6,027

11,218
64,000
6,000

64,000
6,000

2,672,314

2,998,000

3,049,000

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

2

4,035

453 3,049,208
21 132,426

Total personal services
1960 actual

6

4

12
2

108,867
78,590
314,035
3,266

20
19
71
1

6,510
8, 750

1
1

$15,038

12,

13,
58,
169,
124,
7,
42,
27,
73,
10,

103,
85,
308,
3,

1

WORKING

$15,038

1

12,480

4

46,960
110,465
49,782

11
6

CONSOLIDATED

14,755
27, 530
37,961
18 ~~95~360
19
87,609
72 324,425
1
3,515

6, 510
4,375

1
1

6,510
4,375

242 1, 457,013 178 1,068,370
31 165,736
18
95,229

147
3

836,765
11,265

118

530,504

119

580,453

119

598,500

91
2

752,023
8,750

40
1

388,313
4,375

24
1

222,625
4,375

9,044
4, 468
3,219

3, 659
5,000
3,200

6,000
3, 500

1, 308,008

985,000

835,000

FUNDS,

1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mechanical engineer
Supplv officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
.....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at annual rates below
$12,210....
...
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses

Total personal services..

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary

3
6

$28,641
48,476

10

65,999

42
4

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above a 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay

ARMY

1
5
6
6
13
2
11

1
8
8

10,130
10,796
26, 417
24,378
3,973

12

26, 826

6

4

26, S

593.631
11, 716

245,636
19,385
226, 251

$12,230
61,150
65, 438
58. 530
104,480
14,020
74,712
6,053
44. 929
40,749
55, 643
17,264
11, 607

84

581,915

1, 737
15,488

2,191
17, 400

243, 476

601, 506

MILITARY ASSISTANCE
MILITARY
AIR

FORCE

MANAGEMENT

ASSISTANCE

FUND

1960 actual
1960 actual

1961 estimate 1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
ber salary ber salary
Director, Armed Forces supply support center
1 $18,512
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,083
14,394
14,394
Deputy director, cataloging division. _
Deputy director, management staff. _.
13,978
15,038
15,038
Deputy director, standardization division
13,686
15,038
15,038
12,771
13,749
13,749
Deputy director, utilization division..
13,083
14,061
14,061
Director, data processing division
13,978
15,038
15,038
Director, management staff
13,083
14,061
14,061
General engineer
2
26,457
2
28,787
2
28,787
Plans management officer
Program coordinator
2
26,457
2
28,455
2
28,455
Supply cataloging administrator
1
13,083
1
14,061
1
14,061
Supply management officer
3
39,852
3
42,828
3
43,182

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1962 ewStimate

Num-• Total Num-- Total Num-- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

419 2,640,344
8
48,767

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential

1961 estimate

1961 estimate

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION

Grades and ranges:
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
Num- Total Num- Total
U.S.C. 801-1158):
ber salary
ber salary
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
$29,057
$31,241
25,001
90, 624
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665..
141,768
46,821
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
82,290
64,959
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
38,231
48,442
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Foreign Service staff officer:
2 13,500
1
7,530
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665
1
6,011
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155
9 48,257
6 35,902
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
4 17,450
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
5 23,295
1
3,890
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940

1962 estimate

1962

105

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION—continued

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
.
Total permanent.

69 $105,958
505,402
1 11,503

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad

1962 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary

116

Deduct lapses

1961 estimate

142 $207,000

142 $207,300

181

181

561,825
3 29,825

572, 531
4 40,231

46 387,941
69 105,958

36 325,000
142 207,000

35 325,000
142 207,300

4, 992
23, 301
84, 536

2, 255
15,300
89,900

15,300

606, 728

639, 455

637.060

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay_
Total personal services,
ment of State

726 1,139, 708 684 1,086, 360 684 1,086,360
95 154,896
74 107,160
74 107,160
9
14,459
5
8,800
5
8,800
640

999,271

Depart-

615

988,000

615

988,000

15, 306

5,000

5,000

45, 521

34, 000

34, 000

1,060,098

1,027,000

1, 027, 000

ARMY

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer..
Budget officer
Economic adviser
Engineer..
Physicist
Program analyst-Supply officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer..
Attorney
Budget analyst
Engineer
Management analyst...
Procedure analyst
Production specialist...
Supply officer.
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,©85_.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.

$5,885 to $6,875.
$5,355 to $6,345. _.
$4,830 to $5,820...
$4,345 to $5,335._.

GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by Secretary of Defense: DOD-2. $15,180 to $15,510:
Public affairs adviser
Adviser to director
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to less than $12,210.
Foreign nationals at local rates..
Total permanent.
Deduct 1

Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates..

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Total personal services, Army
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer.
Engineer
Program analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Navy (pursuant to 34 U.S.C.
1071-1074C):
$8,605 to $14,232: Senior professor and
professor
$7,281 to $10,591: Associate professor..
$5,791 to $9,267: Assistant professorUngraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent

1

14,685

1

15,775

15, 775

1
1

12,770
13,374

5
1
1
7

67,775
13,970
13,083
94,271

1 13, 730
1 14, 705
1 14, 705
5 73,190
1 15, 030
1 14,055
7 100,176

13, 730
14, 705
14, 705
73,190
15, 030
14, 380
100,176

1
4

11,606
46,631

4 47, 610
15 176,668
2 23, 650
1 11, 835
1 12,315
11 129, 945
1 11,606
101

1,059,050
189
1,713,830
213
1,638, 510
39 270,779
176
] ,144,567
23 133,908
151 841,120
102 509,359
230
1,073,482
228 908,264
74 279,339
13 45,271
6 19,387
1
1

15,510
15,180

1 12, 730
4 50,665
1 12,470
4 51,620
15 197,425
2 25, 960
2 25, 730
2 25,460
12 154,035
1 12, 730
104
1,167, 787
185
1,788,130
208
1,722, 617
58 432,815
175
1,230,319
34 214,030
165 991,712
103 560,552
248
1, 237,804
205 898,050
55 224,382
11 41,750
2
6,790
1
1

1
4

12,730
51,185

4 51, 830
14 184,180
2 25, 960
2 25, 730
2 25,980
12 154,035
1 12, 730
93
1,061,497
166

1,618, 720
198
1,656,337
57 433,570
163
1,150, 639
31 202,730
151 920,162
96 531,352
234
1,191,450
192 853,500
49 203,877
10 38,750
2
7,000

2,660

12,304,640
1,265,436

Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$22,467

$57,000

63,480
203,544
3,346,934

61,790
269,000
3,697,619

14,675,629

16,662,819

Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer, supervisor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer, supervisor
Administrative officer
Financial economist
Operations analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services, Air Force..

417.5
2,710,694

450
3,186,240

480
3,420,900

1,047
1,039.1
1,116
7, 513,300
7,822,110
7,097,098
1,361
1,226
991.4
1, 569,060
1,324,200
1,231,412

1
1
35
63
46
5
33
15
48
34
126

135
173
62

22,714
12, 563
11,357
374,576
569,851
361,533
35,089
215,549
89,523
264,383
175,264
589,062
568,101
700,222
236,817

21,550
14,466
29,543

2

1

2

39
71
46
3
33
12
48
34
113
130
155
60

2
2

5

24,460
13,520
24,460
446,235
690,235
387,176
23,463
234,025
76,456
289,632
187,592
565, 111
588,850
677,079
247,300

23,499
16,217
32,598

1,042,608

319
1,077,180

502 819,897

264 619,568

1,341
6,244,656
6,154,668
29 135,419
81 356,625

4,704,072

824
5,092,638

91 568,571
609 525,400

88 564,634
400 451,965

40,077
86,923
663
49,136

19,892
81,930
46,000

5,974,842

6,258,059

818

1,000

AIR FORCE

Deduct lapses

2, 980
12,893,903
13, 588,109
92
191
635, 503
1,010,699

2

Total personal services, Navy

Total permanent

15,510
15,180

1,260
950
1,371
2,047,230
2,031,378
1,780,309
106 163,260
106 171,380
106 154,981

212

Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions

ARMY—continued
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay...
Additional pay for service abroad

1961 estimate

NAVY

Total personal services, International Cooperation Administration
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Deduct lapses
Add terminal leave

1960 actual

3

38,625

4 46,405
1 12,563
1 12,334
1 11,357
31 324,310
50 439,720
28 210, 577
7, 426
1
27 177,096
6,370
1
18 101,541

3

42,183

4 50, 710
1 13,520
1 13, 520
1 12,230
31 349,983
53 504,715
28 226,698
27 188,577

45 203,803
33 133,805
40,291
11

20 115,645
13 63,623
48 220,274
31 130,312
13 51,753

1,827,251
8 94,818

274
1,983,743
7 50,260

238
1,568,246
21 164,187

241
1,730,517
26 202,966

13,326
29,102

7,435
30,100

1,774,861

1,971,018

12

61,028

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

Grades and ranges:
Positions established by act of August
26,1954(68 Stat. 857):
Attorney
Chief, U.S. logistic liaison group

2
1

22,713
14,518

1
1

10,795
15,621

1962

106

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual

MILITARY ASSISTANCE—Continued
MILITARY

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE—

continued

ASSISTANCE—Continued

1960 actual

1961 estimate

1962 estimate

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE—

continued

Grades and ranges—Continued
Positions established by act of August
26, 1954 (68 Stat. 857)—Continued
Defense adviser, USRO and
DEFREPNAMA
Deputy assistant secretary (international security affairs)
Deputy director, office of military
assistance
Director, multilateral finance division
Director, mutual weapons development team
Director of policy review
Director of weapons production and
sales
Director, production and logistics
division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Attorney
Budget analyst..
Construction engineer
Foreign affairs officer—
General engineer
Industrial specialist—
Infrastructure specialist
Military assistance plans officer
Program analyst
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Budget analyst
-

Digitized for FRASER
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1961 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$18,720

$19,656

19,011

19,011

1 $19,656
1

19,011

17, 514

18,512

1

18,512

16,952

18,054

1

18,054

16,952
18,013

18,054
18,616

1

18,616

15,018

16,307

1

16,307

16, 952

17,035

1

17,035

13,686
26, 769
13, 978
54,101
13,083
13, 978
12, 771
39, 831
79,371
14,456

14,706
13.749
28, 767
15,038
86,362
14,061
15,038
13, 749
43,161
99,114
15, 558

15,038
13,749
29,432
15,309
86,280
14,394
13, 749
14,061
43,806
8 114,797
1 15,829

12,085
36,005

13,000
38.750

1
3

13,270
39,270

Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Foreign affairs officer
Industrial specialist
Military assistance evaluation officer.
Program analyst
Statistician
Training specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
Total permanentDeduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
United States and possessions-.
Foreign countries: Local rates.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services, Office of
the Secretary of Defense

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$24,398
13,978
36,255
58,967
12,085
11,357
92,248
35,048
21,090
7,114
46,924
68, 248
155,520
319,882
148,511
49,108
3,515

65, 000
50,980
13,000
12,230
99,446
37,170
15,142
7,821
10 70,720
10
67,019
27 162,032
61 340,167
33 162,596
35, 672
7,530

220
1, 610,725
15 125,333

219
1,755, 759
12 104,029

161

1,166,077
44 319,315

165
1,329,410
42 322,320

32,796
1,032

50,000

11,845
71,722
1,602,787

2 $26,520
5
4
1
1
9
4
2
1

2,000

6,370

81,100

1, 791,200