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2009 clothing allowances
Clothing allowance rates for fiscal 2009, which began Oct. 1, and the changes from fiscal 2008:
Initial clothing allowances
  Enlisted men Change Enlisted women Change        
Army $1,346.95 $17.81 $1,626.40 $11.86        
Navy 1,597.88 379.39 1,793.14 340.65        
Air Force 1,349.84 27.74 1,531.32 35.33        
Marine Corps 1,658.20 61.77 1,711.15 65.2        
Coast Guard 1,292.92 150.56 1,346.40 102.12        
Cash clothing replacement allowances (annual)
      Enlisted men   Enlisted women  
  Basic Change Standard Change Basic Change Standard Change
Army $381.60 $10.80 $543.60 $14.40 $442.80 $10.80 $633.60 $18.00
Navy 464.4 — 662.4 — 460.8 -14.4 658.8 -21.6
Air Force 266.4 64.8 381.6 93.6 298.8 57.6 428.4 86.4
Marine Corps 381.6 31.8 554.4 46.2 399.6 33.3 583.2 48.6
Coast Guard 351.98 14.2 502.84 24.58 359.56 13.09 513.69 18.82
Special initial and replacement allowances
Navy Band, Naval Academy Band members
  Special initial allowance Change Annual standard replacement allowance Change        
       
  • Men below E-7
    		•  $1,066.30 ($105.90) $864.00 ($7.20)        
  • Men above E-7*
    		•  1,066.30 -105.9 864 -7.2        
  • Women below E-7
    		•  956.4 -85.7 925.2 -14.4        
  • Women above E-7*
    		•  956.4 -85.7 925.2 -14.4        
                     
    Naval officer candidates**                
  • Men
    		•  $1,358.26 ($36.39)            
  • Women
    		•  1,613.41 59.07            
    Officer and enlisted permanent duty civilian clothing allowance
    Initial: $920.88 (change from fiscal 2008: +$18.36)
    Annual replacement: $306.96 (change from fiscal 2008: +$6.06)
    * Except band members who previously received the allowance.
    ** Includes candidates in the Broadened Opportunity for Officer Selection and Training (BOOST) Program, Enlisted Commissioning Program (ECP) and Seaman to Admiral Program, as well as those attending aviation officer’s candidate schools in Pensacola, Fla., and Newport, R.I.
    Source: Defense Department