Table B-32.  FY 2005 Active Component Officer Accessions and Officer Corps by Marital Status, Gender, and Service with Civilian Comparison Groups
	SERVICE															CIVILIAN
	ARMY			NAVY			MARINE CORPS			AIR FORCE			TOTAL DoD			COLLEGE GRADUATES*
GENDER	Married	Unmarried		Married	Unmarried		Married	Unmarried		Married	Unmarried		Married	Unmarried		Married	Unmarried
a.  FY 2005 Active Component Officer Accessions
Males	32.39%	67.61%		32.74%	67.26%		33.31%	66.69%		31.54%	68.46%		32.33%	67.67%		48.69%	51.31%
Females	32.02%	67.98%		23.18%	76.82%		17.14%	82.86%		31.19%	68.81%		29.32%	70.68%		54.26%	45.74%
TOTAL	32.32%	67.68%		30.83%	69.17%		32.14%	67.86%		31.45%	68.55%		31.72%	68.28%		51.74%	48.26%
b.  FY 2005 Active Component Officer Corps
Males	71.43%	28.57%		71.70%	28.30%		70.29%	29.71%		74.47%	25.53%		72.42%	27.58%		72.08%	27.92%
Females	51.24%	48.76%		48.58%	51.42%		40.51%	59.49%		55.43%	44.57%		51.99%	48.01%		61.90%	38.10%
TOTAL	68.06%	31.94%		68.21%	31.79%		68.57%	31.43%		70.97%	29.03%		69.15%	30.85%		67.20%	32.80%
* Comparison group for officer accessions includes 21-35 year old college graduates in the non-institutional civilian population, October 2004-September 2005.
Comparison group for active component officer corps includes college graduates in the civilian work force (21-49 years old), September 2005.
Source:  Civilian data from Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey File.