It's Memorial Day, when Americans take the day to honor the sacrifices of the military. The US military is often thought of as the "best and the brightest" - and the numbers definitely hold up on "brightest."

As a whole, the U.S. military is far better educated than the American population it defends. 82.8 percent of U.S. military officers in 2010 had at least a bachelor’s degree, compared to 29.9 percent of the general population. 93.6 percent of enlisted soldiers had at least a high school diploma, compared to 59.5 percent of America.

See more about the increasingly professional military, and how it got that way, below in “What Do Others Say?” Then join our discussion thread: are you surprised by these figures? Do you know soldiers who have wowed you with their smarts?

Sources: 
US Department of Defense: “Demographics 2010: Profile of the Military Community”
US Department of Defense, Office of the Secretary of Defense: “Report of the Eleventh Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation”

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위에 사이트가면 출처까지 다나옴 


미군 장교중에서 학사학위이상 소지자는 전체가운데 82%이고 이는 일반국민 29%보다 훨씬 높은 수치임 

그이유는 미군이 자체가 당연히 학력높은 애들을 원하고 당현히 학력높은애들에게 더많은 보상을주기 떄문임 

그리고 미군에서도 자꾸 더 공부하라고 등록금을 대주기 떄문임 ㅇㅇ

뭐 고졸이 소령 대위 이지랄은 절대아님 



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