SICIndustry

SIC 9711—National Security

Industry · Standard Industrial Classification (1987)

Where 9711 sits

  1. J Public Administration
  2. 97 National Security and International Affairs
  3. 971 National Security
  4. 9711 National Security

Description

Establishments of the armed forces, including the National Guard, primarily engaged in national security and related activities.

What 9711 includes

6-digit codes

  • 971100 — National Security
  • 971104 — National security, level of government
  • 971199 — National Security, NEC

8-digit codes

  • 97110000 — National security
  • 97110400 — National security, level of government
  • 97110401 — National security, Federal government
  • 97110402 — National security, State government
  • 97110403 — National security, County government
  • 97110404 — National security, Local government
  • 97119900 — National security, nec
  • 97119901 — Air Force
  • 97119902 — Army
  • 97119903 — Civil Defense
  • 97119904 — Marine Corps
  • 97119905 — Military training schools
  • 97119906 — National Guard
  • 97119907 — Navy

Example activities

  • air force
  • army
  • marine corps
  • military training schools
  • national guard
  • navy

Cross-references for 9711

  • Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing ordnance, ships and other military goods are classified in Manufacturing, Division D.
  • Service academies are classified in Services, Industry 8221, but military training schools are classified here.
  • Military hospitals are classified in Services, Industry Group 806.
  • Establishments of the Coast Guard primarily engaged in the administration, operation, or regulation of transportation are classified in Industry 9621.

9711 in other systems

ANZSICAustralia · New Zealand
CNAE BrazilBrazil
CNAESpain
ICNEAChina
ISICUnited Nations (global)
JSICJapan
KSICSouth Korea
MSICMalaysia
NACEEuropean Union
NAFFrance
NAICSUnited States
NAICS CanadaCanada
NOGASwitzerland
PKDPoland
SNISweden
SSICSingapore
UK SICUnited Kingdom
WZGermany

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