Table C-26.  FY 2004 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.  FY 2003 Reserve Officer Accessions
Male
Married	49.62%	60.25%	61.32%	72.14%	63.31%	70.40%	57.80%	49.11%
Unmarried	50.38%	39.75%	38.68%	27.86%	36.69%	29.60%	42.20%	50.89%
Female
Married	38.20%	44.99%	49.13%	54.17%	46.73%	58.22%	47.95%	54.06%
Unmarried	61.80%	55.01%	50.87%	45.83%	53.27%	41.78%	52.05%	45.94%
TOTAL
Married	47.98%	56.37%	59.44%	71.15%	60.15%	67.19%	55.04%	51.79%
Unmarried	52.02%	43.63%	40.56%	28.85%	39.85%	32.81%	44.96%	48.21%
b.  FY 2003 Reserve Component Officers
Male
Married	74.83%	77.12%	76.87%	83.20%	80.01%	79.47%	76.51%	70.90%
Unmarried	25.17%	22.88%	23.13%	16.80%	19.99%	20.53%	23.49%	29.10%
Female
Married	52.28%	55.09%	60.65%	61.54%	60.80%	65.27%	56.94%	61.24%
Unmarried	47.72%	44.91%	39.35%	38.46%	39.20%	34.73%	43.06%	38.76%
TOTAL
Married	72.29%	71.65%	74.11%	82.01%	76.95%	75.87%	72.56%	66.38%
Unmarried	27.71%	28.35%	25.89%	17.99%	23.05%	24.13%	27.44%	33.62%
* Comparison group for accessions includes 21-35 year old college graduates in the non-institutional civilian population, October 2003-September 2004.
Comparison group for reserve component officer corps includes college graduates in the civilian work force (21 years and older), September 2004.
Source:  Civilian data from Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey File.