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FY 2009 Military Recruiting Statistics
May 2009

By , About.com Guide

Sep 2 2009

The Department of Defense has announced its recruiting statistics for the active and reserve components for May 2009 (the eigth month of Fiscal Year 2009). A "Fiscal Year" runs from October through September.

All of the active duty branchesbranches met or exceeded their recruiting goals for the month.

Active Duty Recruiting Statistics for May 2009:

  • Army – 4,044 accessions with a goal of 3,900; 104 percent
  • Navy – 2,542 accessions with a goal of 2,542; 100 percent
  • Marine Corps – 2,146 accessions with a goal of 1,516; 142 percent
  • Air Force – 2,289 accessions with a goal of 2,279; 100 percent

On the Reserve side, three of the six reserve componants met or exceeded their recruiting goals.

Reserve Recruiting Statistics for May 2009:

  • Army National Guard – 3,026 accessions with a goal of 3,649; 83 percent
  • Army Reserve – 3,178 accessions with a goal of 3,326; 96 percent
  • Navy Reserve – 574 accessions with a goal of 574; 100 percent
  • Marine Corps Reserve – 1,196 accessions with a goal of 565; 212 percent
  • Air National Guard – 766 accessions with a goal of 805; 95 percent
  • Air Force Reserve – 770 accessions with a goal of 718; 107 percent

Fiscal Year 2009 Recruiting Statistics to Date

(October 1, 2008 to May 31, 2009)

FY 2009 Recruiting Statistics
Componant Accessions Goal Percent
Army
42,358 40,525 105
Navy
22,444 22,444 100
Marine Corps
18,544 15,416 120
Air Force
21,504 21,484 100
Army National Guard 37,137 33,961 109
Army Reserve
27,865 24,924 112
Navy Reserve
7,655 7,655 100
Marine Corps Reserve
5,778 4,494 129
Air National Guard
6,668 6,135 109
Air Force Reserve 6,034 5,956 101
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