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Military budgets must be in USD, and determined (at least initially) in one of two manners:

1) Copied from an official source, preferrably for 2008 or 2009, but earlier is acceptable if it's both desired, and the most recent available (this may be checked!)

2) If recent budget data (2007 or later) is not available, calculations can be made based on the stated percentage of the NOMINAL (aka Official Exchange Rate) GDP as found in locations such as wiki or the CIA World Factbook. Do not use PPP.




Useful source for budget data

GDP: 54.803 Billion USD
Military Budget: 5.9% of GDP
Total: 2.9401 Billion USD

Projected Budget Increment for FY10: 1.1%

Personnel: 1 Billion (~35%)
Training/Maintenance: 800 Million (25%)
Base Maintenance: 145 Million (5%)
Procurement: 1 Billion (~35%)

GDP: $6.221 billion
% of GDP: 3.7%

Total:

~$37.1 million

Defense Budget: $ 1,597,400,000 (1.4 % of GDP)

Personnel (40%) = $ 638,960,000
Training / Equipment Maintenance (40%) = $ 638,960,000
Deployment (0%) = $ 0
Base Maintenance / Procurement (2.5 %) = $39,935,000
Equipment Procurements (17.5 %) = $ 279,545,000

Proposed Budget Increase For Next Fiscal Year (Percent of GDP) = 1.4 %

Refurbishment:

52 Tu-22M3 Backfire $52,000,000

Payment Plan:

2009 Payment late 2010 Operational

52 Tu-22M3 Backfire $52,000,000

2009
Budget: 7,333,333,333, R&D 293,333,333, as of GDP 4.9%
Procurement 1,833,333,333 (25%)
Spent: 1,686,033,333
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 833,333,333
Remaining: 147,300,000 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Germany - 168 L2A4 840million
Germany - 22 pieces of Buffel ARV, M3 Rig, Kodiak CEV each 352 mil
France - 20 EC-635 130 mil
Norway - Full production rights to NSM 250 mil
Philippines - Base usage for a lease 25 mil
South Korea - 12 T-50 $536mil
South Africa - V-Lap Tech 20 mil
Sweden - MCMV upgrade 112mil
Sweden - Excalibur tech - 42.7mil
US - 6 C-27J $240mil
========
2010
Budget: 7,857142,857, R&D 357,142,857, as of GDP 5.0%
Procurement 1,964,285,714 (25%)
Spent: 1,912,085,715
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 1,175,085,715
Remaining: 199,500,000 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Australia - 6 C-17A 1,450 mil
US - 12 F-35A 1,140 mil
Israel - 32 Helicopter upgrade kits 32mil
France - 12 EC-635 78mil
Sweden - Domestic rights to tech: TriAD, 40mm/L70 gun, 3P 40mm rounds, RBS23 BAMSE, ASRAD-R 82 mil
Domestic - 200 shadow IFV 400mil
========
2011
Budget: 8,214,285,714, R&D 428,571,429, as of GDP 4.9%
Procurement 2,053,571,429(25%) + 2,142,857,143(modernisation)
Spent: 3,970,000,000
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 1,113 mil
Remaining: 425,928,571 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Israel - 2 David Sling, 4 Barak 8 MR SAM, 4 Iron Dome 1,900 mil
Israel - 20 Barak SA, Additional 140 missiles 270 mil
Sweden - 40 Skeldar V-150 UAV 40 mil, 10 Torpedo 45 launchers w/4 tubes 60 mil, 50 Torpedo 45 50 mil, 20 Double Eagle SAROV 80 mil
USA - 14 F-35 1,400 mil, 8 Sea Fighters 680 mil, 12 MQ-8B 240 mil, 80 AGM-114N Hellfire II Missiles 34 mil
Domestic - 300 Bronco 150 mil. 600 Shadow IFV 1,200 mil
========
2012
Budget: 8,521,714,286, R&D 500,000,000, as of GDP 4.8%
Procurement 2,130,428,571(25%) + 2,142,857,143(modernisation)
Spent: 4,143,500,000
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 1,950 mil
Remaining: 555,714,285 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Israel - Sea Fighter Package option 135 mil
Sweden - 2 Sodermanland Submarines - 260mil, Minisub contract 600mil, seafight package option 115 mil
South Korea - 8 T-50 168 mil, 12 F/A 50 408mil, 8 T/A 50 upgrade 80 mil
US - 80 SABR radar 260.5 mil, sea fight option 477 mil
Domestic - TriAD/ASRAD intergrate onto IFV 200 mil, 4 RBS-23 RAMSE 100mil, AD munitions 120mil
========
2013
Budget: 8,389,285,714, R&D 514,285,714, as of GDP 4.5%
Procurement 2,130,428,571(25%) + 2,857,142,857(modernisation)
Spent: 4,273,000,000
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 1,673 mil
Remaining: 1,237,178,571 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Domestic:
400 Terrex AV-81 1,200 mil
200 Shadow IFV 800 mil
200 Bronco 250 mil
Supporting B vehicles purchases 150 mil
60 New 155mm 52cal SPH(track) 300 mil
Upgrading 600 BX IFV to BX 2 standards(electronics/armour suite) 600 mil
200 BX 25mm will be uparmed to 30mm 300 mil
400 BX 40/50 will be upgraded to a 40/50 ROWS 300 mil
54 Thunder artillery (52cal wheeled SPH), 108 Lightning artillery (39cal wheeled SPH) 300mil
UGV conversion of 180 M113A2 200 mil
Underwater coastal defence system 300 mil
NSM missile production order of 300 missiles 1,000 mil
Improved-Hobart AAWD 3,400 mil
========
2014
Budget: 8,571,428,571, R&D 571,428,571, as of GDP 4.38%
Procurement 2,142,857,143(25%) + 3,571,428,571(modernisation)
Spent: 5,933,000,000
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 3,943 mil
Remaining: 1,018,464,285 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Israel - 2 CAEW 700 mil
South Africa - 6 DC-390 360 mil
India - 12 HAL Mahuka, 6 Sarasa 270 mil
USA - 12 F-35A 1,600 mil 12 F-15SG 1,600 mil 10 C-27J 350 mil
========
2015
Budget: 9,000,000,000, R&D 642,857,143, as of GDP 4.3%
Procurement 1,980,000,000(22%) + 2,142,857,143(modernisation)
Spent: 4,455,000,000
Of which are contract obligations from previous years: 4,205 mil
Remaining: 686,321,428 (Goes to next year's contractual Obligations)
Purchases:
Domestic - 750 sets of PZF-4 750 mil, spare munition 250 mil

United States Military Procurement Budget

$116 Billion/year.

Contracts and Sales

Argentina
-- 15 F-16 Block 52+ aircraft Contract accepted. Total cost is $1.125 Billion. Delivery to take place in 4q2013
Australia
-- 12 C-27Js for a total cost of $480 Million. Contract accepted. Delivery to take place in the 2q2012.
-- 8 MV-22B Ospreys for a total price of 1.08 Billion. Paid and Delivered
-- 10 C-17 Globemasters for $2.25 Billion. Contract accepted. Delivery schedule: 4q2011/2; 4q2012/5; 3q2013/3
-- 3 Arleigh Burke class ships for a total of $4.5 Billion Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place, one per year, beginning 2q2013.
Canada
-- 3 Seawolf-class submarines for $1.5 Billion per boat for a cumulative price of $4.5 Billion. Contract accepted. Delivery to take place in the 3q2012
-- 12 LCAC landing craft for a total cost of $6 Million. Paid and Delivered.
-- 24 Cyclone helicopters for a total of $1.56 Billion. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place in 3q2012.
France
-- 12 C-17 Globemaster III transport planes for $2.64 Billion. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place in 2q2012
Germany
-- 2 Tarawa-class Amphibious Assault Ships for a total price of $1.5 Billion. Contract Accepted. Delivery to be: 1 in 3q2013; 1 in 3q2014.
Greece
-- Upgrading Greek fleet of Apache AH64A attack helicopters in Greece for $230 Million Contract Accepted. Work to be finished, 5 per year, until 1q2014. 20 finished and delivered.
India
--2 Wasp-class Amphibious assault Ships, for a total price of $4 Billion, paid over four years. Contract Accepted. Delivery to begin, 1 per quarter, 1q2014.
--12 C-130 Super Hercules aircraft for a total of $1.2 Billion. Contract Accepted. 6 to be delivered 4q2011, remainder to be received, 2 per quarter, beginning 2q2012. 6 Delivered.
-- 10 C-17 Globemaster III transport planes for $2.2 Billion. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place in 3q2012
Italy
-- 2 C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft. Paid and delivered
-- 96 M777 towed howitzers for $1.8 Billion. Paid and Delivered.
The Netherlands
-- 6 LCAC naval craft Paid and delivered
-- 2 C-17 aircraft Delivery 2q2013.
-- 4 C-130J Aircraft Delivery 2q2012.
-- 4 C-27J aircraft Delivery 2q2012
-- 128 tomahawk cruise missiles for a total of $72.960.000 Paid and Delivered.
Norway
-- 3 P-8 Poseidon for a total cost of $800 Million. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place 3q2012.
-- 3 RQ-4B Global Hawk for a total of $420 Million. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place 2q2012.
-- 5 MH-60R Seahawks for a total of $225 Million. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place 2q2012.
-- 10 MH-68 Stingray helicopters for a total of $450 Million. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place 4q2012.
Pakistan
-- 18 F-16 Block 52 multi-role aircraft at $60 Million per piece. Contract approved for a total of $1.08 Billion, to be paid in three annual installments of $360 Million. Aircraft to be delivered 2q2011.Temporarily suspended.
-- 30 AH-64D Apache helicopters at $67 Million/piece. Contract approved for a total of $2.01 Billion, to be paid in 5 Installments of $400M/year. Delivery schedule can be found hereTemporarily suspended.
-- 500 M198 155mm Howitzers at $500,000/piece. Contract Approved for a total of $250 Million, to be paid in annual installments of $50 Million until 2014. Howitzers to be delivered 100/year until 2014.Temporarily suspended.
-- Upgrading Pakistan's Belgian fleet of 20 F-16AM/BM to Pakistani standard Contract accepted for $115 Million. Planes to be refurbished and delivered to Islamabad by 4q2010.Temporarily suspended.
--2 Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate: $100,000,000 ($30M for transfer, $70M for upgrade/refit) Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010/3q2011 Temporarily suspended.
--100 HMMVW/"Humvee" (M117 variant): $30,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--11,000 Arktis Marine Battle Vest: $7,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--15,000 DuPont Ranger vest: $7,500,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--12,000 (pairs) Active ear Defender ED200K: $4,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--15,000 CCS Ghost Series Transmitters: $15,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--1,000 PTAC Secure Terminal Rugged Data Terminal: $5,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--1,000 Litton GLTD II Laser Designator: $10,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--400 OIP MLR 30 Laser Rangefinder: $6,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
--1,000 OIP MLR 40 Laser range Finder: $10,000,000 Contract accepted. Delivery 4q2010 Temporarily suspended.
-- 26 Bell 412EP tactical helicopters for $250 Million. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place 4q2010 Temporarily Suspended.
Romania
-- 48 F-16 Block 52+ Paid and Delivered
Singapore
-- 6 C-27J transport aircraft for $240 Million. Contract Accepted. Delivery to take place in 2q2012.
-- 12 F-35A fighter planes for 1.14 Billion. Contract accepted. Delivery to take place 3q2014.
-- 8 Sea Fighter ships for a total cost of $620 Million Contract Accepted. Deliveries to take place, 4 per year, beginning 2012. 1 Delivered
-- 12 MQ-8B UAVS for a total cost of $240 Million. Contract Accepted. Deliveries to take place, 6 per year, beginning 2012. 2 Delivered
-- 80 AGM-114N Hellfire II Missiles for a total cost of $34 Million. Paid and Delivered
South Korea
-- 3 C-17 Globemaster with support for a total price of $675 Million. Paid and delivered
-- 75 RIM-161 SM3 missiles for $74.84 million. Paid and delivered.
United Arab Emirites
-- 10 AH-64D Apache helicopters for $500 Million. Contract Approved. Delivery 2q2012.

Bundeswehr Budget (2008): $45,930,000,000
Procurement: $6,566,142,824 (~14%)

Military Purchases:
M982 'Excalibur' 155mm artillery shell: $42.7 million
2x Rotterdam-class LHD: $709 million over two years; half to Blohm + Voss, half to the Netherlands
F-35B: Undisclosed.
C-17: Undisclosed (variable).

Military Sales (only used equipment sales are 'recycled,' since everything else is a wash):
2x Panavia Tornado IDS to Mauritania: $30 million ($15 million per unit)
Tank, equipment sale to Singapore: $590 million over two years
ASV sale to Singapore: $352 million over three years.

Total Budget: $61.5billion
Procurement: $11.07billion (18%)

I'll provide a fuller breakdown of the military budget in my Defence Ministry thread.

~$4 Billion.
-ISI Budget Unknown/Secret
-Pensions not included in main figure

*Procurement Projects not included in main figure
Pakistan does not fund it's major procurement projects (tanks, ships, aicraft etc.) from the military budget. It is instead a secret budget, hidden with approximately $20B USD of government budgeting. Theoretically unlimited, but restricted by financial constraints.

Mil. Budget: $9,350,000,000
Personnel: $2.05 billion
Maintenance: $2.1 billion
Training: $1.7 billion
Procurement: $3.5 billion

Ukranian Military Budget
--$2.065 Billion USD

Military Purchases: $413,000,000USD Procurement Budget

Military Sales:

DND Canadian Forces Budget
---~19.5 Billion (1.1% of the GDP (132))

Procurements
None

Sales
100 000 Deimaco C7A1 Rifles to Denmark for $80 000 000
To be delivered, 1q2010

Procurement Budget
---3.9 Billion per year

Russian Military Budget:
39.6 billion (as of 2009)

Budget: $3.01 billion
Percent of GDP: 2.05%
Procurement: $753 million

Spanish Armed Forces Budget 2009

Total Defense Budget 1.5% of GDP

Breakdown of Military Budget

Personnel: 30%
Training: 25%
Maintenance\construction: 25%
Total Procurements: 20%

Military Procurement Budget for 2009:
$4 000 000 000

GDP (Nominal): $506.392 billion (2008 est)
Defense Budget: 1.5% OR $7.6 billion
• 63% is spent on salaries (4.785 Billion USD)
• 25% is spent on equipment maintenance (1.9 Billion USD)
• 12% is spent on new investments (911.5 Million USD)

EDIT: Compensating for change from PPP estimation to Nominal estimation

Japanese Defense Budget Projections

Budget: $48.8 billion (2008)
Percent of GDP: 1% (2004)

Republic of China Military budget: $10.5 Billion

Percent of GDP: 2.5

Budget: $169.8 million
Procurement: $45.846 million. (27%)

16 MiG-23 - Belarus
$11.52 million per year for five years.

$33.948 million left

Budget of the Indonesian Armed Forces

Budget = 4.75 Billion USD

Military Budget of Armed Forces of the Philippines for 2009
GDP - Nominal: $168.580 Billion
Military Budget (1.4% of GDP): $2,191,540,000
-- $500 Million (per year): Production rights for OV-10 Broncos
-- $300 Million (per year): Refurbishing of Military Installations
-- $200 Million (per year): Budget for Construction of New Military Installations

Military Budget of Armed Forces of the Philippines for 2010
GDP - Nominal: $175.830 Billion
Military Budget (4% of GDP): $7,033,200,000
-- $500 Million (per year): Production rights for OV-10 Broncos
-- $300 Million (per year): Refurbishing of Military Installations
-- $200 Million (per year): Budget for Construction of New Military Installations

Military Budget of Armed Forces of the Philippines for 2011
GDP - Nominal: $185.676 Billion
Military Budget (4% of GDP): $7,427,040,000
-- $500 Million (per year): Production rights for OV-10 Broncos
-- $300 Million (per year): Refurbishing of Military Installations
-- $200 Million (per year): Budget for Construction of New Military
Installations (New AFP HQ, Radar Installations)
-- $1 Billion (per year): [VSIC] New Secret NICA HQ Construction Budget and NICA Equipment Modernization Budget

Military Budget of Armed Forces of the Philippines for 2012
GDP - Nominal (9.8% Increase): $203.872 Billion
Military Budget (4% of GDP): $8,154,880,000
-- $500 Million (per year): Production rights for OV-10 Broncos
-- $300 Million (per year): Refurbishing of Military Installations
-- $200 Million (per year): Budget for Construction of New Military
Installations (New AFP HQ, Radar Installations)
-- $1 Billion: [VSIC] New Secret NICA HQ Construction Budget and NICA Equipment Modernization Budget

Military Budget of Armed Forces of the Philippines for 2014
GDP - Nominal: $199.672 Billion
Military Budget (4% of GDP): $8 Billion
-- $300 Million (per year): Refurbishing of Military Installations
-- $200 Million (per year): Budget for Construction of New Military
Installations (New AFP HQ, Radar Installations)
-- $300 Million (per year): Training and Improvement Programs and Equipment Acquisitions
Remaining Military Budget: $7.2 Billion
-- Procurement Budget (30%): $2.16 Billion

Military Budget of the Armed Forces of the Philippines for 2015
GDP - Nominal (1.1% Increase): $201.868 Billion
National Budget (38% of GDP): $76.71 Billion
Military Budget (2.5% of National Budget): $1.92 Billion
-- Military Maintenance Budget (Infrastructures and Hardware): 20%
-- Military Personnel Salary Budget: 22%
-- Military Equipment Acquisition Budget: 8%
-- Military Procurement Budget (40%): $768 Million

Military Budget:

Total: $93.5 Million
Procurement: Approx. $15 million

Republic of Korea military budget

(Edited to fit Schwer's findings)

As of 2008, the military budget is 3% of the GDP. I couldn't find figures for procurements, so I'm assuming the standard 20% of the total military budget for that.

2009
Total budget: $28.5 billion
Procurements: $5.7 billion
Spent: $4.0681 billion
Remaining: $1.6319 billion (For 2009, I'm assuming that's all going to things like the remaining T-50 program, the new rifles, etc)

- 84 K1A1 tanks - $411.6 million
- 65 K2 tanks - $552.5 million
- 150 K21 IFV - $540 million
- 39 K9 self-propelled howitzer - $253.5 million
- 26 K10 self-propelled howitzer carrier/replenisher - $91 million
- 89 K30 self-propelled 30mm AA gun - $311.5 million
- 46 Chunma K-SAM - $230 million
- Type 214 sub - $583 million
- 4 Gumdoksuri (PKM-A) patrol boats - $600 million
- 9 PKX-B class patrol boats - $495 million

2010
Total budget: $28.5 billion
Procurements: $5.7 billion
Spent: $5.58134 billion
Remaining: $118.66 million

- 65 K2 tanks - $552.5 million
- 150 K21 IFV - $540 million
- 39 K9 self-propelled howitzer - $253.5 million
- 27 K10 self-propelled howitzer carrier/replenisher - $94.5 million
- 91 K30 self-propelled 30mm AA gun - $318.5 million
- 48 Chunma K-SAM - $240 million
- Gwon Yul (KDX-III) - $923 million
- 4 Gumdoksuri (PKM-A) patrol boats - $600 million
- 9 PKM-B class patrol boats - $495 million
- Marado (Dokdo class assault ship) - $400 million
- 3 C-17 - $675 million
- 14 MH-60S Knighthawks - $414.5 million
- 75 RIM-161 SM3 missiles (delivered in q4 2011) - $74.84 million

2011
Total budget: $28.9 billion
Procurements: $6.062 billion
Spent: $6.062 billion
Remaining: $0

- 65 K2 tanks - $552.5 million
- 150 K21 IFV - $540 million
- 39 K9 self-propelled howitzer - $253.5 million
- 27 K10 self-propelled howitzer carrier/replenisher - $94.5 million
- 91 K30 self-propelled 30mm AA gun - $318.5 million
- 48 Chunma K-SAM - $240 million
- Type 214 sub - $583 million
- 4 PKM-A patrol boats - $600 million
- 3 FFX block 1 frigates - $1.2 billion
- Ground Attack Aircraft (24 A-10, 12 F-16CJ WW) - $1.68 billion

2012
Total budget: $32.48 billion
Procurements: $7.196 billion
Spent: $7.179 billion
Remaining: $17 million

- Upgrades to 35 block 32 F-16s - $250 million (US)
- 65 K2 tanks - $552.5 million
- 344 K1A2 tank upgrades - $378.4 million
- 150 K21 IFV - $540 million
- 39 K9 self-propelled howitzer - $253.5 million
- 27 K10 self-propelled howitzer carrier/replenisher - $94.5 million
- 91 K30 self-propelled 30mm AA gun - $318.5 million
- 48 Chunma K-SAM - $240 million
- Type 214 sub - $583 million
- 4 PKM-A patrol boats - $600 million
- Dokdo class amphibious assault ship - $400 million
- 2 FFX block 1 frigates - $800 million
- F35 contract (part 1/7) - $1.8286 billion (US)
- 10 F/A-50 - $340 million

GDP (PPP): $775.8426 billion

Military budget: 1,8% of GDP: $12,75 billion
Procurements: 20% of budget = $2,512 billion

Projects

Rafale = $1,5 billion
LCAC = $ 36 million
Holland class OPV = $200 million
Zuiderkruis class support ship = $50 million

Total = $1,786 billion

Dutch military budget: $12b
South Korean military budget: $28.5b
Philippine military budget: $1.35b
Indonesian military budget: $4.74b


There's no point in going by GDP when you can just look at what the government spent in 2008, y'know.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_count...ry_expenditures

LOL, thank you Alistair Darling!

Budget for 2009-2010:
USD 56,889,000,000

Military Budget of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

GDP: $373.995 billion USD [1]
Military Budget: ~10% of GDP [2] (Decrease in percentage spending due to recession budget)
Total: $36 Billion USD

Projected Budget Increment for FY10: 5% [3]

Personnel: 11.8 Billion (32.8%)
Training/Maintenance: 10.6 Billion (29.4%)
Base Maintenance: 1.6 Billion (4.4%)
Procurement: 12 Billion (33%) [4]

Iranian Military Budget
I'll rely on nominal GDP, but bear in mind that there's more purchasing power domestically.

GDP: ~$411 billion (2009 est.)
Military Budget: 2.5%
Total: $10.275 billion

Procurement (20%): $2.1 billion

South African National Defence Force Budget 2009

Total Budget: R33,665,991,318 ($4.0 billion USD)
Total Upkeep: R26,525,138,000
Procurement: R10,140,000,000

Procurements - Payment
100 Leopard 2A6 - R2,387,650,000
3 Sigma class corvette - R1,892,250,000
3 Mistral class amphibious assault ship - R2,523,000,000
264 Patria AMV - R2,300,000,000
25 DC-390 - R512,688,750
75,000 Vektor CR-21 - R514,061,250 (Total)

Budget: 15.6 Billion.

Swedish Military Budget 2009

Total: US$7,268,250,000
Percentage of GDP: 1.5%

Operations and maintenance: $2,536,619,250 (34.9%)
Military Personnel: $1,773,453,000 (24.5%)
Procurement: $1,475,454,750 (20.3%)
Research, Development, Testing & Evaluation: $1,133,847,000 (15.6%)
Military Construction: $283,461,750 (3.9%)
Resolving and Management Funds: $58,146,000 (0.8%)

All in US dollars

Budget: $30.936 billion (2009 est.)
Percent of GDP: 4.0% (2009 est.)

Procurement: about $5 billion a year
http://www.jamestown.org/programs/edm/single/?tx_ttnews[tt_news]=34568&tx_ttnews[backPid]=27&cHash=1e99e119d5

$12,600,000,000, I believe.

Or, if you're going by the current CIA incorrect record...

$3,030,000,000.

GDP (purchasing power parity):

$1.959 billion

Military expenditures:
3.8% of GDP

Guys, please base your GDP on GDP Nominal Value at current exchange rate. Thanks

I have some doubts that your budget is 12 billion.

3-4 billion is more accurate to your GDP.

Including growth.

It was updated in 2007. I'm no expert though.

GDP: 27.918 Billion USD
Military Budget: 2% of GDP
Total: $558,360

Projected Budget Increment for FY10: 1.0%

Personnel: $250,000
Training/Maintenance: $100,000
Base Maintenance: $100,000
Procurement: $100,000
Rainy Day Fund: $8,360

Again with the PPP...

Is the actual GDP when compared to other nations

GDP: $572.860 billion
Military Budget: 1.3% of GDP
Total: $7.3 billion

Projected Budget Increment for FY10: 1.1%

Operations and maintenance: $2.2776 Billion (31.2%)
Military Personnel: $1.8396 Billion (25.2%)
Research, Development, Testing & Evaluation: $1.4527 (19.9%)
Procurement: $1.2483 Billion (19.1%)
Military Construction: $292 Million (4.0%)
Resolving and Management Funds: $43.8 Million (0.6%)