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ACTIVE COMPONENT OFFICERS

Characteristics of Active Component Officers

Table 4.1 shows the number and percentage of FY 2004 Active Component officer accessions and officers by Service. In total personnel, the Army is the largest Service, but the Air Force has the highest commissioned officer content. The Air Force had 74,304 active duty officers in contrast to the Army's 68,634. This variation in force structure reflects differences in mission requirements (e.g., number of pilots) of the two Services.

Table 4.1. FY 2004 Active Component Officer Accessions and Officer Corps (Number and Percent)1
 
Active Component Officer Accessions
Active Component Officer Corps
Service
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Army
6,303
33.0
68,634
32.3
Navy
5,700
29.9
52,707
24.8
Marine Corps
1,251
6.6
16,742
7.9
Air Force
5,830
30.6
74,304
35.0
Total
19,084
100.0
212,387
100.0
Columns may not add to total due to rounding.
1 Number of active component officer corps (end-strength) reflects commissioned officers only (it excludes warrant officers).
Also see Tables D-15 (Officer Accessions by Fiscal Year) and D-17 (Officer Strength).

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