Your Nation's Military Budget

[United States (Cloud Strife)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the United States of America

Military Budget
2011: $663,255,000,000 billion (4.3 percent of GDP)
2012: $663,255,000,000 billion (4.3 percent of GDP)

Procurement Budget
2011: $99,488,250,000(15 percent of total military budget)
2012: $99,488,250,000 (15 percent of total military budget)

Procurements

2011
N/A

[Germany (AaronH)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the German Federal Defense Forces

Military Budget
2011: $51,226,470,000 billion (1.5 percent of GDP)
2012: $52,916,944,000 billion (1.5 percent of GDP)

Procurement Budget
2011: $7,203,300,000 (15 percent of total military budget)
2012: $7,937,541,500 (15 percent of total military budget)

Procurements

2011
$2,850,000,000 [19 x Eurofighter Typhoon]
$237,500,000 [Towards Barracuda Class U/N-37]
$776,500,000 [17 x Eurocopter Tiger]
$410,000,000 [41 x Puma IFVs]

2012
$2,850,000,000 [19 x Eurofighter Typhoon]
$475,000,000 [Towards Barracuda Class U/N-37, U/N-38]
$776,500,000 [17 x Eurocopter Tiger]
$350,000,000 [Juan Carlos I Class]
$100,000,000 [50xLeopard 2A7 Upgrades]
$410,000,000 [41 x Puma IFVs]


2013
$2,850,000,000 [19 x Eurofighter Typhoon]
$712,500,000 [Towards Barracuda Class U/N-37, U/N-38, U/N-39]
$776,500,000 [17 x Eurocopter Tiger]
$350,000,000 [Juan Carlos I Class]
$100,000,000 [50xLeopard 2A7 Upgrades]
$410,000,000 [41 x Puma IFVs]


2014
$1,500,000,000 [10 x Eurofighter Typhoon]
$950,000,000 [Towards Barracuda Class U/N-37, U/N-38, U/N-39, U/N-40]
$776,500,000 [18 x Eurocopter Tiger]
$100,000,000 [50xLeopard 2A7 Upgrades]
$410,000,000 [41 x Puma IFVs]

[Papua New Guinea (Nusantara)]

Papua New Guinea Ministry of Defence

Military Budget
2011: 8.03 million USD (1.4% of GDP)

Procurement Budget
2011 1.21 million USd (15% of Military Budget)

[Netherlands (Berlicum)]

Dutch military budget 2012

GDP: $770.8 billion
Military budget: $11.2 billion (1.45%)

Procurement: $1.7 billion (15%)

4 SAMP/T batteries $1.6 billion

2011 RETRO SPENDING $1.6 billion
Boxer 200 at $1 billion
6 EADS Harfang UAV at $360 million
12 CB90 at $36 million
4 FARPRNLNOPV upgrades at $164 million
2 LCAC at $40 million

Remaining budget 2011: $0.00

[Philippines (Dwight)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Armed Forces of the Philippines

GDP (nominal)
2012: $228.83 Billion
2013: $246.23 Billion

National Defense Budget
2012: $2.06 Billion (0.9% of GDP)
2013: $3.28 Billion (1.4% of GDP)

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Procurement Budget
2012: $309 Million (15% of National Defense Budget)
2013: $492 Million (15% of National Defense Budget)

Procurements
2012:
- 3 Khristina Tiyahahu-class Frigates - $0 (Donated) [Indonesia]
- 3 Type 22-class Frigates - $140 Million Payment (First Payment) [United Kingdom]
- 50 AH-S1 Cobras - $63 Million (First Payment) [South Korea]
- 4 Makassar-class LPD - $40 Million (First Payment) [South Korea]

2013:
- 3 Type 22-class Frigates - $140 Million Payment (Second Payment) [United Kingdom]
- 50 AH-S1 Cobras - $62 Million (Second Payment) [South Korea]
- 4 Makassar-class LPD - $40 Million (Second Payment) [South Korea]

Refurbishments and/or Upgrades
2012:
- 4 Khristina Tiyahahu-class Frigates (Refurbishment)- $50 Million
- 50 AH-S1 Cobras (Refurbishment w/ Minimum Upgrades) - $12 Million

2013:
- 4 Khristina Tiyahahu-class Frigates (Refurbishment)- $50 Million
- 50 AH-S1 Cobras (Refurbishment w/ Minimum Upgrades) - $12 Million

Remaining Procurement Budget (2013): $188 Million

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Research and Development Budget3
2013: $164 (5% of National Defense Budget)


Research and Development Programs
2013:

Remaining R&D Budget: $345 Million

[Mexico (Tomi)]

Mexican Military Budget

Military Budget (0.5% of GDP): $4.2 Billion
Procurement Budget (14% of Def Bud): $630 Million

Procurement:

Remaining: $630 Million

[DR Congo (Hunter12)]

OOC: Whoops. I see what you mean now by posting a budget. Mind you, a lot of these nubmers are estimates and/or guesses. Little information exists abouit Congolese budgets. I found countless discrepancies between CIA, KGB/FSB Factbook, World Bank Factbook, etc. I had to decide...

Military Budget
2011: 400,000,000
2012: 937,500,000
2013: 1,125,000,000
2014: 2,150,000,000
2015: 2,950,000,000
2016: 3,500,000,000
Procurement Budget
2011: 65,000,000
2012: 150,000,000
2013: 300,000,000
2014: 500,000,000
2015: 750,000,000
2016: 825,000,000

Procurements
2011-
Please don't make me go back and add all of it up. Copious amount, most of which either came via donations or in the form of a lease-to-own agreement.

2012-
F67 Tourville Class Frigate - $80,000,000 (France)
-45x VAB
-18x AS 532 Cougar Helicopters
-270x FAMAS Rifles
-$40,000,000 (Deal with France)
11x Dauphin Helicopters - $33,000,000 (France)

63x M48A3K - 50,000,000 (ROK)

2013-
63x M48A3K - 50,000,000 (ROK)
20x T-80 (Russia)
60x Random Russian Medical Vehicles (Russia)
-18x Scarab-B Launchers
-36x OTR-24 Missiles
-$35,000,000
1x Sovremenny Destroyer (Russia)
-Munitions (Russia)
-$25,000,000
24x F-4E Phantom II (USA)

2014-
-10x Su-25s (Russia)
-2x Kilo-Class Submarines
-Requisite Infrastructure
-$600,000,000

63x M48A3K - $50,000,000

Total Budget Left: $50,000,000
*Total Budget INCLUDING Liquid Assets: $50,000,000

*Being a resource rich country, this category takes in to account deals I have signed with other nations in regards to mining and business rights. I assume any money recieved is in direct deposits, and therefore remains unbudgeted until the end of the year. Only a fraction of what is actually recieved is entered in to this category.

Current Amount: $0

[Morocco (Miaton)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Royal Armed Forces of Morocco

GDP (Nominal)
2012: $153.8 billion

Military Budget
2012: $7.69 billion (5% of GDP)

Procurement Budget
2012: $1.154 billion (15% of military budget)

Procurement


Remaining Budget: $1.154 billion

[Norway (Skyenet)]

Norwegian Armed Forces Budget and Procurement Records

Gross Domestic Product
Note: Based off IMF data and estimates from 2011 to 2015
2011: $425,491,500,000
2012: $440,383,702,500
2013: $454,035,597,200
2014: $465,840,522,800
2015: $477,020,695,300

Official Defense Budget
2011: $7,506,522,943
2012: $7,738,605,154
2013: $7,939,288,888
2014: $8,129,351,821 *
2015: $8,307,757,561 *

Procurement Budget
Note: Based on up to approx. 15% available for new investments
2011: $1,125,978,441
2012: $1,160,790,773
2013: $1,190,893,333
2014: $1,219,402,773 *
2015: $1,246,163,634 *

Records

2011 (Retro):
NAVY - Type 214 Project - $910,000,000 - 1/7

2012:
NAVY - Type 214 Project - $910,000,000 - 2/7

2013:
NAVY - Type 214 Project - $910,000,000 - 3/7

2014:
NAVY - Type 214 Project - $910,000,000 - 4/7

2015:
NAVY - Type 214 Project - $910,000,000 - 5/7

[Saudi Arabia (JCU)]

SAUDI MINISTRY OF DEFENSE AND AVIATION

2011:
Total Defense Spending: $47,264,092,704
Spending Allocated for Procurement: $11,816,023,176
Special Allocations: N/A
Total Procurement Spending: $11,816,023,176
Orders:
- 4x THAAD batteries from the USA for $9,000,000,000
- 100x UH-60L from the USA for $2,500,000,000
Payments:
- $9,000,000,000 to the USA for 4x THAAD batteries
- $2,500,000,000 to the USA for 100x UH-60L
Total Remaining: $316,023,176

2012:
Total Defense Spending: $49,679,287,841
Spending Allocated for Procurement: $12,419,821,960
Special Allocations: $316,023,176 (last year's surplus)
Total Procurement Spending: $12,735,844,866
Orders:
- 6x FREMM from France for $3,450,000,000
- 16x Combattante CL78 corvettes from France for $1,950,000,000
- 6x Marlin class submarines from France for $3,600,000,000
- 4x KDX-III from South Korea for $5,200,000,000
Payments:
- $3,450,000,000 to France for 6x FREMM
- $1,950,000,000 to France for 16x Combattante CL78 corvettes
- $3,600,000,000 to France for 6x Marlin class submarines
- $3,735,844,866 to South Korea for 4x KDX-III
Total Remaining: $0

2013:
Total Defense Spending: $52,575,590,322
Spending Allocated for Procurement: $13,143,897,580
Special Allocations: N/A
Total Procurement Spending: $13,143,897,580
Orders:
- 120x F-15SE from the USA for $15,000,000,000
- 166x F-15S upgrades from the USA for $5,000,000,000
Payments:
- $1,464,155,134 to South Korea for 4x KDX-III
- $11,679,742,450 to the USA for 120x F-15SE
Total Remaining: $0

2014:
Total Defense Spending: $55,735,383,300
Spending Allocated for Procurement: $13,933,845,825
Special Allocations: N/A
Total Procurement Spending: $13,933,845,825
Orders:
- 1x RQ-4B UAV system with 2 additional aircraft from the USA for $460,000,000
- 2x Avenger UCAV systems from the USA for $240,000,000
- 3x MQ-1 UAV systems from the USA for $270,000,000
- Precision Munitions Package from the USA for $2,070,000,000
- 15x C-17A from the USA for $6,000,000,000
Payments:
- $3,320,257,550 to the USA for 120x F-15SE
- $5,000,000,000 to the USA for 166x F-15S upgrades
- $460,000,000 to the USA for 1x RQ-4B UAV system with 2 additional aircraft
- $240,000,000 to the USA for 2x Avenger UCAV systems
- $270,000,000 to the USA for 3x MQ-1 UAV systems
- $2,070,000,000 to the USA for Precision Munitions Package
- $2,603,588,275 to the USA for 15x C-17A
Total Remaining: $0

2015:
Total Defense Spending: $59,581,124,784
Spending Allocated for Procurement: $14,896,411,730
Special Allocations: N/A
Total Procurement Spending: $14,896,411,730
Orders:
- 300x K2 MBT from the ROK for $4,500,000,000
- 100x K9 SPH w/RSV from the ROK for $1,000,000,000
- 60x AH-64D Block III from the USA for $5,100,000,000
- 40x AH-6i from the USA for $400,000,000
- 200x M777 from the USA for $2,000,000,000
Payments:
- $3,396,411,725 to the USA for 15x C-17A
- $4,500,000,000 to the ROK for 300x K2 MBT
- $1,000,000,000 to the ROK for 100x K9 SPH w/RSV
- $5,100,000,000 to the USA for 60x AH-64D Block III
- $400,000,000 to the USA for 40x AH-6i
- $500,000,000 to the USA towards 200x M777
Total Remaining: $0

2016:
Total Defense Spending: $63,870,965,730
Spending Allocated for Procurement: $15,967,741,432
Special Allocations: $3,000,000,000
Total Procurement Spending: $18,967,741,432
Internal Orders:
- 5000x Saudi Tactical Truck Systems for $1,500,000,00
- 1000x al-Faisal II AFV for $8,000,000,00
- 70x al-Affan trainers for $770,000,000
Orders:
- 4x FREMM and 3x Marlin class from France for $6,000,000,000
- 300x ATILGAN PMADS upgrades from Turkey for $3,600,000,000
Payments:
- $6,000,000,000 to France for 4x FREMM and 3x Marlin class
- $1,197,741,432 to Turkey for 300x ATILGAN PMADS upgrades
- $1,500,000,000 to the USA for 200x M777
- $1,500,000,000 to Al-Fair Heavy Industries for 5000x Saudi Tactical Truck Systems
- $8,000,000,000 to Al-Faris Heavy Industries for 1000x al-Faisal II AFV
- $770,000,000 to SAIC for 70x al-Affan trainers
Total Remaining: $0

2017:
- $2,402,258,568 to Turkey for 300x ATILGAN PMADS upgrades

[Nigeria (Floop)]

Nigerian Military Budget

2013
Total: $3,195,000,000 (1.5% of GDP)
Procurement: $479,250,000 (15% of total budget)

Orders:

Sales:

Remaining: $479,250,000

[Ireland (Intrepid)]

Irish Department of Defense Budget 2013

Total Expediture: $1.0 Billion
Total Procurement (5%): $50 Million

[Georgia (Stryvax)]

Georgian Defense Budget

2012

Total Expenditure: $500,498,640 (4% of GDP)
Procurement Spending (15%): $75,074,796.00

2013

Total Expenditure: $500,498,640 (4% of GDP)
Procurement Spending (15%): $75,074,796.00

Procurement

2012

2 TamJet (VIP VLJ) - ($2,760,000) [Domestic]
1 Su-25 ($30,000,000) [Domestic]

Money Left: $42,314,796

2013
4 TaK-4 ($32,000,000) [Domestic]

Total Remaining: $85,389,592

[Greece (TheOne)]

Greek Military Budget

I'm going to assume that 2010/11/12 procurement budgets have been used to pay off projects already existing, so I wont post any budgets for those two years.

2013

Total: $12,362,672,000
Percent of GDP: 4.3%
Procurement: $200 million of $1,854,400,800

- 10 AP3C Orions(Australia) - $200 million
400 M1A1 Abrams/simulators/spares(USA) -FMA-
-2013 - 200
225 M-113A2(USA) -FMA-
-2013 - 25
125 M-901(USA) -FMA-
-2013 - 25

(Remaining procurement budget added to the creation of a special procurement fund. $1,654,400,800)

2014

Total: $12,362,672,000
Percent of GDP: 4.3%
Procurement: $371.25 million of $1,854,400,800

- $21.25 million - 25 HSC-1 Macedon cruise missiles

- ($5.5 billion) 100 MH60R BlackHawks/simulators/spares(USA)

2014 - $350 million - 20 units
2015 - $350 million - 20 units
2016 - $550 million - 15 units
2017 - $650 million - 20 units
2018 - $850 million - 20 units
2019 - $850 million - 5 units
2020 - $850 million
2021 - $850 million

400 M1A1 Abrams/simulators/spares(USA) -FMA-
-2014 - 200
225 M-113A2(USA) -FMA-
-2014 - 200
125 M-901(USA) -FMA-
-2014 - 100

(Remaining procurement budget added to the special procurement fund. $1,483,150,800 + $1,654,400,800($3,137,551,600)

2015

Total: $12,362,672,000
Percent of GDP: 4.3%
Procurement: $392.5 million of $1,854,400,800

- $42.5 million - 50 HSC-1 Macedon cruise missiles

- $350 million - 20 MH60R BlackHawks

(Remaining procurement budget added to the special procurement fund. $1,461,900,800 + $3,137,551,600($$4,599,452,400)

2016
Total: $12,362,672,000
Percent of GDP: 4.3%
Procurement: $1,078 billion of $1,854,400,800

- $120 million - 8 Pegasus III UAV

- $300 million - 1(1 of 10) ALS-100 Corvette(HS Nearchus)

- $42.5 million - 50 HSC-1 Macedon cruise missiles

- $550 million - 15 MH60R BlackHawks

- $66 million - 633 AGM-114K1 HEAT Hellfire II missiles, 24 AGM-114M1 Blast Fragmentation Warhead Missiles, 3 M36E Hellfire II Training missiles, 3 M34 Hellfire drill missiles

(Remaining procurement budget added to the special procurement fund. $776,400,800 + $4,599,452,400($5,375,853,200)

2017
Total: $12,362,672,000
Percent of GDP: 4.3%
Procurement: $1.565 billion of $1,854,400,800

- $110 million - 5 Pegasus III UCAV

- $120 million - 8 Pegasus III UAV

- $600 million - 2(3 of 10) ALS-100 Corvette(HS Karpathos)

- $85 million - 100 HSC-1 Macedon cruise missiles

- $650 million - 20 MH60R BlackHawks

(Remaining procurement budget added to the special procurement fund. $289,400,800 + $5,375,853,200($5,665,254,000)

[Norway (Skyenet)]

Israeli Military Spending

2011
Military Budget: $15.194 billion [7.3% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $2.279 billion [15% of Military Budget]

Financed by Procurement Budget
Financed by US FMF [$3.0 billion]

100 Merkava IV MBTs [$1.6 billion]
5,000 Micro-Tavor rifles [$5 million]
160 Namer IFVs [$480 million]
6 Super Dvora Mk. III boats [$30 million]


3 C130J-30 cargo aircraft [$300 million]
Upgrading 32 AH-64As to AH-64D III [$720 million]
21 F-16I fighter aircraft [$170 million, pre-payment]
23 F-16C Block 52+ [$1.794 billion].


2012
Military Budget: $16.45 billion [7.3% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $2.467 billion [15% of Military Budget]

125 Merkava IV MBTs [$2 billion]
8,000 Micro-Tavor rifles [$8 million]
3 Super Dvora Mk. III boats [$15 million]


21 F-16I fighter aircraft [$1.3 billion]
240 Namer IFVs [$715 million]
6 Super Dvora Mk. III boats [$30 million]
12 F-16I fighter aircraft [$810 million]


2013
Military Budget: $17.08 billion [7.3% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $2.56 billion [15% of Military Budget]

105 Merkava IV MBTs [$1.68 billion]
250 Namer IFVs [$750 million]
10,000 Micro-Tavor rifles [$10 million]


45 Merkava IV MBTs [$720 million]
30 F-16I fighter aircraft [$2.1 billion]
6 Super Dvora Mk. III boats [$30 million]



2014
Military Budget: $18.2 billion [7.51% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $2.731 billion [15% of Military Budget]

105 Merkava Mk. IV MBTs [$1.68 billion]
100 Namer IFVs [$300 million]
40 Archer 155mm Artillery Vehicles [$240 million]


3 Super Dvora Mk. III boats [$15 million]
45 Merkava IV MBTs [$720 million]
5,000 M982 Excalibur Artillery Shells [$250 million]

SPECIAL CASE; FREE HARDWARE
60 F-15SE fighter aircraft [$7.5 billion]
55 F-35I fighter aircraft [$5.5 billion]
300 M777 155mm Howitzers [$1.35 billion]
20 HIMARS 227mm MRL w/ammunition [$800 million]
4 KC-767 refueling aircraft [$450 million]
2 C-17A heavy transport [$800 million]
20 CH-47F Chinook transport helicopters [$1.4 billion]
2 Avenger UCAV systems [$240 million]
Missile and Bomb Package [$1 billion]

2015
Military Budget: $18.8 billion [7.50% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $2.828 billion [15% of Military Budget]

150 Merkava Mk IV MBTs [$2.4 billion]
Equipping the 188th Armored Brigade with 'Black Fox' Armor[$420 million]

4 Patriot PAC-2 Batteries -> PAC-3 Spec Upgrades [$2.6 billion]
40 AGM-158 JASSM-ER Cruise Missiles [$120 million]
Various Munitions [$280 million]

2016
Military Budget: $19.6 billion [7.52% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $2.94 billion [15% of Military Budget]

125 Merkava Mk IV MBTs [$2 billion]
150 ALARM Anti-Radiation Missiles [$135 million]

6 MC-130J Combat Shadow II [$700 million]
18 AH-60L Battlehawks [$810 million]
2,500 GBU-53 SDB IIs [$500 million]
100 SM-2ER Block IVs [$250 million]
100 BGM-109 Tomahawks [$150 million]
80 AGM-84K SLAM-ER [$120 million]
40 Stryker MGS [$320 million]

2017
Military Budget: $20.3 billion [7.51% of GDP]
Procurement Budget: $3.05 billion [15% of Military Budget]

F/A-25 Striker Payment [$850 million]

F/A-25 Striker Payment [$3.25 billion]

* %26 of US FMF can be spent on domestic products.

[Ireland (Intrepid)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Peoples Liberation Army

Military Budget 2011/12: $140 Billion
Of This Procurement: $20 Billion

Procurement:
(Ollie didn't procure anything, so I will respect that. However, I'm adding in aircraft and ships already under construction here, just so there is a clear record)
4 Type 052C Destroyer
4 Type 054A Frigate
30 Type 022 Houbei missile boat
1 Type 071 LPD
2 Type 072III LST
4 Type 093 SSN
1 Type 041 SSK
2 Type 094 SSBN
20 J-10B

Military Budget 2013: $203 Billion
Of This Procurement: $31 Billion

Procurement
Domestic:
3 Type 054A Frigates- $0.9 Billion
2 Type 052C Destroyers- $1.6 Billion
1 Type 093 SSN- $0.8 Billion
3 Type 041 SSK- $0.9 BIllion
4 Type 039 SSK- $1 Billion
1 Type 081 LHD- $0.6 Billion
30 J-10B- $1.65 Billion
25 JH-7A- $1.125 Billion
50 JL-9- $0.750 Billion
20 L-15- $ 0.3 Billion
Total: $

[Algeria (Esco)]

Algerian MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE: BUDGET

Notes: All figures are in USD. Reference MoD and Factbook for GDP and budget assumptions. All purchases cleared by selling parties.

Current Domestic Spending:
(2011 RETRO SPENDING)
2011:
GDP:$159,000,000,0000
Defense Budget:$5,247,000,000 ($3.33% of GDP)
Procurement:$787,050,000 (15% of DB)
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-Payments:
-
-
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
-(RU) 34-BM-30 300mm MRL-$411,400,000 (delivered)
-(RU) 1-Dozor 600 UAV-$4,000,000 (delivered)
-(South Africa) 50-G6 self-propelled howitzer-$300,000,000 (Delivery date of 4Q2014)
-(South Africa) 20-G5-2000 155mm-$70,000,000 (Delivery date of 4Q2014)
-
-
-

Payments:
-(RU) 2011-$414,000,000
-(South Africa)2011-$370,000,000
-
-
Delivery time table
-None
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(2012 RETRO SPENDING)
2012:
GDP:$172,793,250,000
Defense Budget:$5,509,350,000
Procurement: $826,402,500
Spent:
Remaining:$0
Domestic Orders:
-

Payments:
-(RU)$826,402,500

-
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-12-Su-35-$900 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-1-S-400 (SA-21)-$400 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-4-Pantsir-S1-$64 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-1-Dozor 600 UAV-4 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-1-9K720 Iskander-120 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-2-9K333 Tor-M3-50 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-12-P800 Yakhont-30 million (delivered 2Q2014)
-2-Osmotritelnyy and Bezuprechnyy upgraded to Sovremenny-Tri $450 million (Delivery date of 4Q2014)
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Delivery time table
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-
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2013:
GDP:$178,841,013,050
Defense Budget:$7,153,640,522 (4.0% of GDP)
Procurement: $1,094,155,662
Spent:$
Remaining:$
Domestic Orders:
-

Payments:
-(RU)$1,091,597,500
-
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Delivery time table
-
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2014:
GDP:$185,455,130,503
Defense Budget:$8,345,480,870 (4.5% of GDP)
Procurement:$1,251,822,130
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU) $100,000,000
-(RU) $1,251,822,130
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-1-S-400 (SA-21): $400 million (delivered 3Q2014)
-2-Bastion-P Coastal Defense Battery: $300 million (delivered 3Q2014)
-2-Tigr Corvette:$300 million ( delivered 1Q2015)
-25-Kh-45E (AS-18 Kvass):$150 million (delivered 3Q2014)
-12-Su-35-$900 million (delivered 3Q2014)
-1-A-50 AEW&C-$330 million (delivered 3Q2014)
-75-R-37-missile-$225 million (delivered 3Q2014)
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-
-
Delivery time table

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2015:
GDP:$191,018,784,423
Defense Budget:$8,595,845,300
Procurement:$1,289,376,795
Spent:$1,253,177,870
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU) $1,253,177,870
-
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
Delivery time table
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2016:
GDP:$200,569,723,643
Defense Budget:$9,025,637,560
Procurement:$1,353,845,634
Spent:$1,126,833,334
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)$936,166,667
-(RU)$24,000,000
-(SK)$166,666,667
-(RU)$227,012,300
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-(South Korea) 5-Gumdoksuri Missile Boat's-$500 million (5-PKG-A Variants)
-(RU) 23-Mi-28N 'Havoc'- $920 million
-(RU) 44-Su-30MKIB Super 30- $528 million (Upgrade of existing 'Su-30MKA ' stock)
-(RU) 1-S-400 (SA-21)- $400 million
-(RU) 100-BMPT Tank Support Fighting Vehicle- $300 million
-(RU) 40-Kh-42E- $240 million
-(RU) 25-P-850 Moskva- $150 million
-(RU) 150-BTR-T APC (NEW) - $150 million
-(RU) 150-BMD-3 (used) - $120.5 million
-(RU) 6-Ka-27 'Anti-submarine Variant'- $72 million
-(RU) 4-Gepard Frigat- $600 million (new) (version 2-Gepard 3, 2-Gepard 5)
-(RU) 2-Kilo-class submarine- $100 million (used)
-(RU)12-Su-35-900 million
-(RU) 12-MIG-31-420 million (used) (upgraded to MiG-31BM , for extra 7 million each for a total of $504 million)
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Delivery time table
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2017:
GDP:$206,586,815,353
Defense Budget:$9,296,406,690
Procurement:$1,394,461,000
Spent:1,320,080,259
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)$936,166,667
-(RU)$24,000,000
-(SK)$166,666,667
-(RU)$193,246,925
-(RU)$74.million
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-(RU) 2-Sovremenny-class destroyer's- 350 million (used) (upgraded to Sovremenny-Tri for extra 75 million each)- Total $550 million (used) (delivered 2Q2018)
-(RU)24-Su-35-1.8 billion (delivered 4Q2017)
-(RU) 2-Alebarda class Destroyer Escort (Project 22357.5)- 1.3 billion ( delivered 1Q2019)
-
-
Delivery time table
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2018:
GDP:
Defense Budget:
Procurement:
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)$936,166,667
-(RU)$24,000,000
-(SK)$166,666,667
-(RU)$193,246,925
-(RU)$74.million
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
Delivery time table
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2019:
GDP:
Defense Budget:
Procurement:
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)$1,045,246,925
-(RU)$74.million
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
Delivery time table
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2020:
GDP:
Defense Budget:
Procurement:
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)$445,246,925
-(RU)$900.million
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
Delivery time table
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2021:
GDP:
Defense Budget:
Procurement:
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)$1.2 billion
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
Delivery time table
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2022:
GDP:
Defense Budget:
Procurement:
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-(RU)1.3 billion
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
Delivery time table
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[Serbia (Glock)]

Military Budget of Serbia

2011 Total Budget: $950,893,440.00 (2.4% GDP)
2011 Procurement Budget: $142,634,016.00 (15% of Military budget)
Spent: $141.5 Million
Remaining: $1.134 Million

2011 Purchases

30 MiG-29s - $0, Exchanging 30 MiG-21s (from Russia)
1 S-300MU-1 Order - $100 Million (from Russia)
1 M-96 Orkan II SPMLRS - $4 Million (Domestic)
$10 Million spent on training and familiarization program for the MiG-29s.
$27.5 Million spent on purchasing 55 Lazar BVT IFVs

Timeline of Arrivals:

1Q 2011:
7 MiG-21s sent to Russia at the end of the quarter.
1 M-96 Orkan II sent to Russia at the end of the quarter.

2Q 2011:
7 MiG-29s arrive at the beginning of the quarter.
7 MiG-21s sent to Russia at the beginning of the quarter.

3Q 2011:
1 M-96 Orkan II arrive at the beginning of the quarter
7 MiG-29s arrive at the beginning of the quarter.
8 MiG-21s sent to Russia at the beginning of the quarter.

4Q 2011:
8 MiG-29s arrive at the beginning of the quarter.
8 MiG-21s sent to Russia at the end of the quarter.
S-300MU-1 Order (6 launchers, 48 missiles, etc) arrive in the middle of the quarter.
25 Lazar BVTs delivered.

1Q 2012:
8 MiG-29s arrive at the beginning of the quarter.
30 Lazar BVTs delivered by the end of the quarter

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2012 Total Budget: $1.028 billion
2012 Procurement Budget: $154,258,688.30
Spent: All
Remaining: 0

*Spent on retro didnt spend over*

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2013 Total Budget: $1.085 billion
2013 Procurement Budget: $162,742,916.16
Spent: All
Remaining: 0

*didnt spend over - to be filled in*

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2014 Total Budget: $1.149 billion
2014 Procurement Budget: $172,443,776.55
Spent: $70 million + $40 million + $50 million + $10 million
Remaining: ~$2 million

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2015 Total Budget: $1.208 billion
2015 Procurement Budget: $181,286,006.04
Spent: $180 million
Remaining: $1,286,006.04

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2016 Total Budget: $1,261 billion
2016 Procurement Budget: $189,111,466.33
Spent:

- 4x Kamov Ka-64 Sky Horse: $48 million
- 10x Tor-M1 missile system: Serbia will pay $50 million per year for 5 years (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)
- 50x Lazar BVT IFV ($25 million) ~ delivered by 4Q2016
- 26x Nora B-52 Self-Propelled Howitzer ($65 million) ~ delivered by 4Q2016

Remaining: $1,111,466.33

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2017 Total Budget: $1,32 billion
2017 Procurement Budget: $198,188,816.71
Spent:

- 50x M-84AS -> M-84MS upgrade ($125 million) - delivered by 4Q2017
- Production license from Russia ($10 million)
- Tor-M1 missile system: Serbia will pay $50 million per year for 5 years (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)

Remaining: $13,188,816.71

[Peru (Dr. Evil)]

2010>2014

Peruvian Armed Forces
Personnel on payroll by branch:
Land F: 76000 uniformed; 11000 civilians
Air F: 18000 uniformed; 9000 civilians
Naval F: 26000 uniformed; 5000 civilians

Total: 120000 uniformed; 25000 civilians
Total total: 145000


List of mayor military equipment
90% cold war trash, to be done later


Changes to personnel list
2010
Nil
2011
Nil
2012
Nil
2013
Nil
2014
Nil


Changes to MME list
2010
Nil
2011
Nil
2012
Nil
2013
Nil
2014
Nil


Budget $ spend on military
(u/c wages + running costs + minor military procurement (without mayor military procurement)):
2010 / 2129352000 ( 14685 $ per person average annual)
2011 / 2303958864 ( 15889 $ per person average annual)
2012 / 2485971641 ( 17144 $ per person average annual)
2013 / 2674905456 ( 18447 $ per person average annual)
2014 / 2883548082 ( 19886 $ per person average annual)


Budget $ spent on MMP
2010
Nil
2011
Nil
2012
Nil
2013
Nil
2014
Nil

[Cyprus (Sunhawk)]

Cypriot Military Budget

Budget
2011: $0.907 billion
2012: $0.934 billion
2013: $0.962 billion
2014: $0.991 billion
2015: $1.020 billion
2016: $1.051 billion
2017: $1.083 billion
2018: $1.115 billion

Procurement
Procurement is at the fixed rate of $130-150million/year so that all budgetary increases can be passed on to the expenditure on maintenance on the expanding amounts of equipment and troops. ($130mil 2011-6, $150mil 2017-present)

Special Orders*
100x Merkava IV ($1.6bil)
12x AT-6B Texan ($242mil)
2x AS555 Fennec 2 ($20mil)
100x Black Fox Systems ($240mil)
100x Trophy Active Protection Systems ($50mil)
2x Port of Spain Class ($110mil)
1x Roussen Class ($40mil)

2011
1x HH-144A ($40mil)
1x C-27J ($35mil)
450x Used VAB ($15mil) [1/3]
4x Super Dvora Mk3 ($20mil)
100x Wolf APC ($20mil)

2012
450x Used VAB ($15mil) [2/3]
8x EC 145 ($60mil)
100x Wolf APC ($20mil)
Small Arms & Uniforms ($4mil)
2x BN Defender ($3mil)
1x Armidale Class ($28mil)

2013
4x AH-6i ($40mil)
450x Used VAB ($15mil) [3/3]
100x Wolf APC ($20mil)
1x Cricket Class PBR ($10mil)
10x Viking Armoured Vehicles ($25mil)
2x AW119 Koala ($20mil)

2014
10x EC 120B ($14mil)
200x Wolf APC ($40mil)
5x Namer APC ($40mil)
2x Territory Class PB ($30mil)
40x HMMWV ($6mil)

2015
60x HMMWV ($9mil)
MQ-8B Fire Scout (x3) + Command Units ($15mil)
100x Used M119 Howitzer ($50mil)
1x Used C-130H ($40mil)
Military Academy ($10mil)
Small Arms & Uniforms ($6mil)

2016
4x AT-6B Texan ($88mil)
100x HMMWV ($15mil)
10x Viking ($25mil)
2x BN Defender ($3mil)
10x RG-33 ($7mil)

2017
100x Jackal MWIK ($52mil)
10x CYLAV ($30mil)
10x Pinzgauer ($8mil)
100x Ranger MRAP ($50mil)
4x BN Defender ($6mil)

2018
4x FLAADS(L) ($100mil) [Procured in 2017 on credit]


*Funded by the new government on their ascension to Government as

[Brazil (Bugs)]

Brazilian Ministry of Asskicking
Budgets of Record

2011
Total: $51.004 billion
Procurement: $7.65 billion

2012
Total: $61.173 billion
Procurement: $9.175 billion

2013
Total: $70.937 billion
Procurement: $10.64 billion

2014
Total: $79.087 billion
Procurement: $11.863 billion

*Planned Procurements (some pending)
Proposed Procurements

*1 Vikrant class aircraft carriers (40,000 tonnes) thru 2030
$1.15 billion per ship

*4 Canberra class LHD
$1.5 billion per ship

*120 Dassault Rafale aircraft
~$150 million per aircraft (possibly locally built)

2 San Antonio class LPD ($3.6 billion total)
LPD-10 and LPD-12 ($100 million total)

30 Escort vessels
~$150 million for corvettes, $400 million for frigates, $900 million for destroyers
Frigates and destroyers likely to be sought to be local design and construction or purchase of license of other destroyers
-3 cruisers
-8 destroyers (ASW)
-18 frigates (12 for AA, 6 for ASuW)


10 Ground attack aircraft cooperation with Russia
~$80-110 million per aircraft

24-48 dedicated air interceptors or carrier based aircraft
~$140 million per aircraft

100-200 new MBT's (possible cooperation with India)
~$15-20 million per vehicle

[Germany (AaronH)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Iraqi Armed Forces

Military Budget
2011: $7,634,022,200 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2012: $8,282,000,000 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2013: $11,094,000,000 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2014: $13,846,000,000 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2015: $16,426,000,000 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2016: $18,232,000,000 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2017:


Procurement Budget
2011: $845,103,330 (15 percent of total military budget, reduced by $300,000,000 voluntarily)
2012: $1,202,358,497 (15 percent of total military budget)
2013: $1,664,100,000 (15 percent of total military budget)
2014: $2,076,900,000 (15 percent of total military budget)
2015: $2,463,900,000 (15 percent of total military budget)
2016: $2,734,800,000 (15 percent of total military budget)
2017:

US Military Aid
2011: $3,000,000,000
2012: $3,000,000,000
2013: $3,000,000,000
2014: $3,000,000,000
2015: $3,000,000,000
2016: $3,000,000,000
2017: $3,000,000,000
2018: $3,000,000,000

Total Procurement Budget
2011: $4,145,103,330 (15 percent of total military budget)
2012: $4,202,358,497 (15 percent of total military budget)

Procurements

2011
$400,000,000 paid for 100 British Desert Warrior IFV (50 delivered Q1, 50 in Q3)
$120,000,000 paid for 3 TA-50 Golden Eagle jet training aircraft.

Total Remaining: $25,103,330

2012
$400,000,000 paid for 100 British Desert Warrior IFV (50 delivered Q1, 50 in Q3)
$120,000,000 paid for 3 TA-50 Golden Eagle jet training aircraft.
$616,000,000 for 40 M1A1M MBT
$91,000,000 for 107 M113 APC
$720,000,000 paid (Out of FMF) for 24 F-16/A (Delivered Q2)

Total Remaining: $461,827, $2,280,000,000 (FMF)

2013
$400,000,000 paid for 100 British Desert Warrior IFV (50 delivered Q1, 50 in Q3)
$120,000,000 paid for 3 TA-50 Golden Eagle jet training aircraft.
$616,000,000 for 40 M1A1M MBT
$100,000,000 for 118 M113 APC
$408,000,000 for 7 F-16C/D Block 50/52
$1,500,000,000 paid (Out of FMF) for 24 F-16/C Block 50 (Delivered Q4)

Total Remaining: $100,000, $1,500,000,000 (FMF)

2014
$400,000,000 paid for 100 British Desert Warrior IFV (50 delivered Q1, 50 in Q3)
$616,000,000 for 40 M1A1M MBT
$75,650,000 for 89 M113 APC
$982,000,000 for 16 F-16C/D Block 50/52
$240,000,000 paid (Out of FMF) for 24 F-16/A upgraded to F-16/C (6 Upgraded per Quarter)

Total Remaining: $2,760,000,000 (FMF)

2015

$616,000,000 for 40 M1A1M MBT
$1,000,000,000 for 4 Patriot (PAC-2) Battery
$847,000,000 for 13 AH-64D Block II
$1,500,000,000 for 25 F-16C/D Block 50/52 (FMF)
$1,500,000,000 for 23 AH-64D Block II (FMF)

Total Remaining: $0

2016


Total Remaining: $2,734,800,000

[Germany (AaronH)]

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Peoples Liberation Army

Military Budget
2011: $280,182,023,000
2012: $310,004,974,000
2013: $346,468,458,000
2014: $387,697,976,000
2015: $432,626,569,000
2016: $482,467,439,000

Procurement Budget
2011: $28,018,202,300
2012: $23,250,373,050
2013: $25,985,134,350
2014: $29,077,348,200
2015: $32,446,992,675
2016: $36,185,057,925

Procurements

2011
Type 07 IFV/APC/SPH ~ 1,000 ~ $3,000,000,000
Type 99 MBT ~ 300 ~ $1,350,000,000
Type 96 MBT ~ 600 ~ $1,800,000,000
Type 052C DDG ~ 4 (1 finished in 2012, 1 in 2013, 1 in 2014) ~ $1,066,000,000
J-10B Upgrades ~ 110 ~ $1,375,000,000
J-11B ~ 600 (Built over 6 years) ~ $10,500,000,000
Type 054A FF ~ 6 (Built over 4 years) ~ $450,000,000
Type 052C+ DDG ~ 6 (Built over 4 years, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) ~ $1,500,000,000
Type 095 SSN ~ 8 (8 years, 2 comissioned every year from 2015) ~ $1,000,000,000
Type 95 SPAAG ~ 400 (over 2 years) ~ $1,600,000,000

2012
N/A

2013

2014

2015

2016

[Sweden (Historian)]

Military budget of the State of Sweden:

2011: $6,942,429,000.00

2012: $7,254,838,305.00

2013: $7,603,070,543.64

2014: $7,983,224,070.82

2015: $8,398,351,722.50

2016: $13,347,567,027.59

2017: $13,889,725,915.19

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Current Procurement Budget

Total: $2,083,458,887

Unspent: $128,458,887

Spent: $1,955,000,000

Purchase List: (All ever made)

- 40x Gripen E

- 25x Gripen F

- 30x UH-1Y

- 10x AH-1Z

[Ukraine (Crackzilla)]

Military Budget for Ukraine

Defense Budget
2013: $2,009,602,358.91
2014: $2,106,063,272.14
2015: $2,215,578,562.29
2016: $2,333,004,226.09

Procurement Budget
2013: $301,440,353.84
2014: $315,909,490.82
2015: $332,336,784.34
2016: $349, 950,633.91

Purchases:

2013:
175 BTR-4s - $297,500,000
Remaining: $3, 940,353.84
5 T-64 Bulat upgrades - $3,940,353.84 - With $389,647 coming from 2014.

2014:
See above.
Remaining:$315,519,843
20 T-84 Oplot-M - $92,000,000
Remaining:$223,519,843
Two An-70 - $160,000,000
Remaining: $63,519,843
Rest spent as down payment on Su-27SM2 upgrade.

2015:
10 Su-27SM2 upgrades - $306,000,000
Remaining: $26,336,784
15 BMP-4s - $25,500,000
Remaining: $836,784
1 T-64 Bulat Upgrade - $836,784, with remaining from FY 2016

2016:
$29,216 - T-64 Bulat Upgrade.
Remaining: $349,921,417
$88 Million for 16 BrahMos missiles
Remaining: $261,921,417