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Characteristics
of Reserve Component Officers
In FY 2000, the USCG Reserve accessed a total of 172 new
officers and the overall Reserve officer corps end-strength stood at 1,015.
Accessions were up, and the corps was down from FY 1999 (155 accessions
and 1,078 end-strength). By race/ethnicity and gender, members of the
overall USCG Reserve officer corps were more likely to be White and male
than were their DoD Reserve counterparts, as shown in Table 7.15.
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Table 7.15. Race/Ethnicity and
Gender of FY 2000 USCG and DoD Reserve
Component Officer Accessions and Officer Corps (Percent)
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Reserve Officer Accessions
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Reserve Officer Corps
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Coast Guard
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DoD
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Coast Guard
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DoD
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Race/Ethnicity
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White
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84.9
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80.6
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89.3
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83.0
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Black
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5.2
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9.6
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3.7
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9.0
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Hispanic
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5.2
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3.7
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3.7
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3.7
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Other
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4.7
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6.1
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3.3
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4.4
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Total
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100.0
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100.0
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100.0
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100.0
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Gender
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Male
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79.1
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82.1
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84.5
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81.6
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Female
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20.9
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17.9
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15.5
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18.5
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Total
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100.0
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100.0
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100.0
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100.0
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Columns may not add to total due
to rounding.
Also see Appendix Tables C-25
(Selected Reserve Officer Accessions and Officers by Gender),
C-27 (Selected Reserve Officer
Accessions and Officers by Race/Ethnicity), and E-36
(Coast Guard Reserve Officer Accessions and Officer Corps by Race/Ethnicity
and Gender).
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