Table B-27.  FY 2009 Active Component Officer Accessions by Occupational Area and Service
	OCCUPATIONAL AREA
				Engineering	Scientists			Supply,
	General	Tactical		and	and	Health	Admin-	Procurement,	Non-
SERVICE	Officers1	Operations	Intelligence	Maintenance	Professionals	Care	istration	and Allied	Occupational2	TOTAL
a.  Number
ARMY	0	2,698	480	1,306	371	1,623	589	783	25	7,875
NAVY	1	67	76	263	169	843	80	159	2,410	4,068
MARINE CORPS	0	51	10	3	3	0	21	11	1,572	1,671
AIR FORCE	6	528	265	603	314	876	227	270	1,622	4,711
DoD TOTAL	7	3,344	831	2,175	857	3,342	917	1,223	5,629	18,325
b.  Percent
ARMY	0.00%	34.26%	6.10%	16.58%	4.71%	20.61%	7.48%	9.94%	0.32%	100%
NAVY	0.02%	1.65%	1.87%	6.47%	4.15%	20.72%	1.97%	3.91%	59.24%	100%
MARINE CORPS	0.00%	3.05%	0.60%	0.18%	0.18%	0.00%	1.26%	0.66%	94.08%	100%
AIR FORCE	0.13%	11.21%	5.63%	12.80%	6.67%	18.59%	4.82%	5.73%	34.43%	100%
DoD TOTAL	0.04%	18.25%	4.53%	11.87%	4.68%	18.24%	5.00%	6.67%	30.72%	100%
1. Calculations do not include 7 Marine Corps O-6 officers classified as general officers by the services. The “General Officer” category is officially
called “General Officers and Executives, N.E.C.“ It includes “...all directors, planners and executives not elsewhere classified, and all Marine Corps full colonels.”
2. Non-occupational includes students, patients, those with unassigned duties, and unknowns.
Rows may not add to totals due to rounding.