How much were soldiers paid in ww1?

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A soldier in the Somerset Light Infantry recalled that when he was conscripted in 1939, his pay was two shillings (10 pence) per day, or 14 shillings per week (70 pence), but that his civilian job had paid him £6 (120 shillings per week).

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Ivenika [448]3 years ago

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A Private in the CEF was paid $1.10 per day.

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