Table C-26.  FY 2006 Selected Reserve Officer Accessions and Officers by Gender, Marital Status, and Component with Civilian Comparison
Groups
  COMPONENT TOTAL CIVILIAN
GENDER ARNG USAR USNR USMCR ANG USAFR    DoD    COLLEGE GRADUATES*
a.  Reserve Officer Accessions
Male
   Married 43.98% 50.11% 64.83% 63.18% 65.31% 69.10% 55.66% 48.51%
   Unmarried 56.02% 49.89% 35.17% 36.82% 34.69% 30.90% 44.34% 51.49%
Female
   Married 36.92% 37.02% 50.78% 53.85% 50.45% 55.03% 44.11% 54.00%
   Unmarried 63.08% 62.98% 49.22% 46.15% 49.55% 44.97% 55.89% 46.00%
TOTAL
   Married 42.91% 46.94% 62.71% 62.53% 62.47% 64.81% 53.39% 51.53%
   Unmarried 57.09% 53.06% 37.29% 37.47% 37.53% 35.19% 46.61% 48.47%
b.  Reserve Component Officers
Male
   Married 72.40% 75.69% 76.95% 82.39% 79.93% 79.00% 76.09% 69.89%
   Unmarried 27.60% 24.31% 23.05% 17.61% 20.07% 21.00% 23.91% 30.11%
Female
   Married 49.90% 53.25% 60.21% 55.35% 60.60% 65.57% 56.84% 62.23%
   Unmarried 50.10% 46.75% 39.79% 44.65% 39.40% 34.43% 43.16% 37.77%
TOTAL
   Married 69.78% 70.19% 74.29% 80.91% 76.82% 75.54% 72.52% 66.25%
   Unmarried 30.22% 29.81% 25.71% 19.09% 23.18% 24.46% 27.48% 33.75%
   
* Comparison group for accessions includes 21-35 year old college graduates in the non-institutional civilian population, October 2005-September 2006.
   Comparison group for reserve component officer corps includes college graduates in the civilian work force (21 years and older), September 2006.
   Source:  Civilian data from Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey File.

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