Table 1
Participant Information.
| PARTICIPANT | ETHNICITY | GENDER | MILITARY YEARS OF SERVICE | EDUCATIONAL YEARS OF SERVICE | SCHOOL LEVEL TAUGHT | SCHOOL ADMIN. LEVEL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Principal 1 | White | Male | 21 | 17 | Elem. | Elem. |
| Principal 2 | White | Female | 20 | 21 | Middle | Middle |
| Principal 3 | White | Male | 21 | 24 | Middle | Elem. & High |
| Assistant Principal 1 | Black | Male | 28 | 12 | Middle | Middle |
| Assistant Principal 2 | Black | Male | 22 | 17 | High | High |
| Retiree 1 | White | Male | 20 | 22 | High | High & Middle (after retirement) |
Table 2
Participant’s Branch, Rank, and Military Operations Specialty (MOS).
| PARTICIPANT | BRANCH | RANK | MOS | DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Principal 1 | Army | First Sergeant E8 | 35 Whiskey | Military Intelligence – “I was an electronic technician managing the workflow of how many radios or whatever electronic equipment we got in to repair.” |
| Principal 2 | Army Reserves | Major O4 | 38 Alpha (NCO), 35 Delta (Officer) | 38 Alpha-Civil Affairs, liaison between Army and civilian authorities. 35 Delta-All Source Intelligence, oversees all aspects of all-source intel and counter-intel, supervises intel prep of the battlefield. |
| Principal 3 | Marine Corps | Major O4 | 0302, 0180 | “Initially, I was an infantry officer. … [Then] I was the adjutant at headquarters and service battalion.” Coordinate admin matters, supervise the execution of administrative policies. |
| Assistant Principal 1 | Army | Sergeant Major E9 | 92 Field | “MOS was within the quartermaster field a 92 series, which is quartermaster unit logistics.” |
| Assistant Principal 2 | Army | Sergeant First Class E7 | 91 Bravo | “91 Bravo, which is just a basic combat medic. … I decided to become what the Army calls a practical nurse.” |
| Retiree 1 | Marine Corps | Lt. Colonel O5 | 2502, 7562 | “My MOS, initially, was 2502 communications officer. And then my next MOS, once I went to flight school, was 7562 CH-46 pilot, and I flew the C-12, which is the Beech King Air, Super King Air.” |