SELECTED RESERVE OFFICER ACCESSIONS
AND OFFICER CORPS Minorities and occupational assignments. An overview of the distribution of Selected Reserve officers by race and ethnicity is provided in Tables 6.11 and Table 6.12. More than half of Whites, Hispanics, American Indian/Alaskan Natives, Asian, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders and those of two or more races serve in either tactical operations or health care occupations. The largest proportions of officers who are White, Hispanic, those of two or more races, American Indian/Alaskan Native, and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander are in tactical operations (35, 27, 33, 32 and 27 percent, respectively); the largest percentages of Black and Asian officers are in health care occupations (27 and 30 percent, respectively).
As detailed in Appendix Table C-32, there are race and ethnicity differences among the Reserve Components by occupational areas. For example, 59 percent of White officers in the USMCR have occupations in tactical operations, while only 43 percent of Black officers do. Other occupational areas such as health care attract members of different race/ethnic groups more uniformly. For example, in the ARNG, the percent of race/ethnicity groups serving in health care occupations ranges from 10 to 14 percent, compared to the USAFR where the range is 22 to 39 percent.
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