Your Nation's Military Budget

21c in general can be pretty free-form, allowing you to express your nation however you want. Except in the area of military purchases. I'm pretty strict here: if you buy something for your military, you must keep track of it. This is not only so that I (I'm the mod who validates your purchases) can make sure you can afford what you buy. When you're in the middle of a hot war, you don't want your enemies to be able to say "wait, you couldn't have bought those F-35s!".

So, here's my guidelines on how to do this:

#1 - Military budgets and procurements. Take a look online and find a recent military budget for your nation. The CIA World Factbook is good for this, as it gives the budget as a percentage of your GDP. Your budget should be in US dollars, and you should base it on your nominal (not PPP) GDP. Your procurement budget is the portion of it used for buying new things. It's typically 20% of your military budget. It can be more during wartimes and modernization - ask me or one of the other military mods about this if you're thinking of raising your procurement budget.

#2 - For purposes of this game, procurement money is used for buying new weapons. This includes new ships and planes and tanks and bazookas. It also includes missiles and bombs and support contracts for fighter jets and the like. It doesn't include uniforms and forks, or even ammunition for small arms. To make it easier, most folks include munitions, training and support when they buy new weapons (i.e.: "I want to buy 10 F-35s, including munitions, training and support contracts").

#3 - Post a single post in this thread. Post a new budget every year, and include your purchase history there. Here's an example of what I'd like to see:

2015
Military budget: $11.665 billion
Procurement: $2.333 billion
Spent: $2,331 million
Remaining: $2 million
4 Moudge class frigate - $600 million
10 Mohajer-IV UAV - $125 million
200 Zulfiqer MBT - $740 million
300 Boragh APC - $210 million
54 Tosan light tanks - $108 million
140 Raad-2 self-propelled howitzer - $308 million
2 battalions Gareh SAM - $240 million

Include both foreign and domestic purchases. Add to this post for every year. This lets you see at a glance the entire history of your military budgets and purchases in the game.

Please don't post new posts in the budget thread for every year's budget. This just clutters up the thread, and bloats it out, making it more time consuming to look through. Since we don't have a "search this thread" function, it actually makes a pretty big difference.

That's it, and have a nice time purchasing instruments of death and destruction!

Index of countries

• Argentina
• Canada
• China
• Egypt
• France
• Germany
• India
• Iran
• Israel
• Kazakhstan
• Laos
• North Korea
• Serbia
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Spain
• Syria
• Turkey
• United Kingdom

This post has been edited by Iran (CSJ) on 06 Feb 2011 01.40.40

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Egyptian Armed Forces

Military Budget
2011: $7,761,000,000
2012: $7,761,000,000 (3.4 percent)

Procurement Budget
2011: $1.164 Billion (15 percent of total budget) plus $1.3 Billion FMF = $2.464 Billion
2012: $1.164 Billion (15 percent of total budget))

Procurements

2011
8 Chinook HH-47F Transport helicopters ($640 Million). Delivery 4q2012
15 AgustaWestland AW101 Merlin helicopters ($630 million). Delivery 2q2012.

Argentina 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:
GDP:$$378,378,000,000.00
Defense Budget: $3,027,024,000.00
Procurement:454,053,600.00$ (.80% of GDP)
Spent:354,053,600.00$
Remaining:100,000,000$ (reinvested in the Argentine economy)
Domestic Orders:
-Payments:
-
-
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
-300-M60A3-75,000,000$ (delivered 3Q 2011)
-2-Bastion-P Coastal Defense Battery-300,000,000$ (4Q2011)
-24-Mirage 2000C (Delivery: 2012Q1)
-2-Mirage 2000B (Delivery: 2012Q1)
-2-Mirage FCR/T (Delivery: 2012Q1)
-

Payments:
-75,000,000$ (USA) (paid)
-150,000,000$ (RU) (Paid)
-2011-129,053,600$ (FR) (Paid)
-
Delivery time table
-None
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2012:
GDP:$$397,296,900,000.00
Defense Budget: $7,151,344,200.00 (1.8% GDP)
Procurement: $1,072,701,630 (15% of DB)
Spent:$1,072,701,630
Remaining:$0
Domestic Orders:
-100 155mm L45 CALA 30/2 Gun (60,000,000$) (Argentina) (paid)

Payments:
-2012-150,000,000$ (RU) (paid)
-2012-330,315,467$ (FR) (paid)
-2012-$532,386,163$ (RU) (paid)
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-200-T-72B, T-72BK-100,000,000 ($500,000 per) (delivered 2Q2012)
-100-T-80A, T-80AK-100,000,000 ($1,000,000 per) (delivered 2Q2012)
-200-BMD-3-150,000,000 ($750,000 per) (delivered 2Q2012)
-100-BTR-T APC-70,000,000($700,000 per) (delivered 2Q2012)
-100-BTR-90 IFV-150,000,000 ($1,500,000$ per) (delivered 2Q2012)
-40-Mi-24V Hind-E ($5,000,000 per) (2Q2012) (delivered 2Q2012)
-
-
-
Delivery time table
-100 155mm L45 CALA 30/2 Gun (Argentina) (50-3rd in 50-4th quarter)
-
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2013:
GDP:$405,242,838,000
Defense Budget:$7,294,371,084.00
Procurement: $1,094,155,662
Spent:$1,052,929,304
Remaining:$41,226,358
Domestic Orders:
-

Payments:
-2013-330,315,467$ (FR)
-2013-237,613,837$ (RU)
-2013-485,000,000$ (RU)
-2013-$41,000,000 (RU)
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-1-Sovremenny-class destroyers-100,000,000$ (USED) (Delivery: 4Q2012)
-2-Tigr Corvette-300,000,000$ (NEW) (Delivery: 3Q2013)
-1-Il-76MF-$50,000,000 (NEW) (Delivery: 4Q2012)
-1-Il-78M Tanker-$35,000,000 (NEW) (Delivery: 4Q2012)
-4-Dozor 600-$16,000,000 (delivered 2Q2014)
-12-Pantsir-S1-$192,000,000 (delivered 2Q2014)
-12-Tor-M3 (SA-15)-$300,000,000 (delivered 2Q2014)
-
Delivery time table
-
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2014:
GDP:$417,400,123,140
Defense Budget:$7,513,202,220
Procurement:$1,126,980,333
Spent:
Remaining:$29,664,866
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-2014-330,315,467$ (FR)
-2014-$467,000,000 (RU)
-2014-$300,000,000 (South Africa)
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-(South Africa) 50-G6 self-propelled howitzer-$300,000,000 (NEW) (Delivery: 1Q2014)
-
-
-
Delivery time table

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2015:
GDP:
Defense Budget:
Procurement:
Spent:
Remaining:
Domestic Orders:
-None.
Payments:
-
-
-
-
Procurement Fund Purchased Equipment:
Payments:
-
-
-
Delivery time table
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ROK Armed Forces Budget

Financial Year 2011

Gross Domestic Product [nominal]: $1.107 trillion
ROK Armed Forces Budget: $29.9 billion, 2.7% of GDP
Procurement Budget: $7.48 billion [25%]

Financial Year 2012

Gross Domestic Product [nominal]: $1.163 trillion
ROK Armed Forces Budget: $31.69 billion, 2.73% of GDP
Procurement Budget: $7.92 billion [25%]

Financial Year 2013

Gross Domestic Product [nominal]: $1.222 trillion
ROK Armed Forces Budget: $32.989 billion, 2.70% of GDP
Procurement Budget: $8.247 billion [25%]

Procurement History

[2011] - 16 General Atomics MQ-1B Predators: $360 million
[2011] - 40 K2 Black Panther ordered: $600 million
[2011] - 82 K-21 Infantry Fighting Vehicles: $410 million
[2011] - 1 Sohn Wonyil class [Type 214 Submarine] laid down (arrive 2016): $500 million
[2011] - 8 Harrier II GR9: $360 million
[2011] - 10 RIM-161A SM-3 + upgrades to ROKS Yulgok Yi I and ROKS Sejong the Great: $260 million
[2011] - 1 Dangun class Frigate laid down (arrive 2012): $250 million
[2011] - Gripen contract: $1.1 billion

-$3.840 billion

[2012] - 48 K2 Black Panther ordered: $720 million
[2012] - 81 K-21 Infantry Fighting Vehicles: $405 million
[2012] - 1 Dangun class Frigate (arrive 2013): $250 million
[2012] - 27 KAI Surion: $440 million
[2012] - Denel AH-2 Rooivalk contract: $1.44 billion
[2012] - 16 Saab Gripen: $600 million
[2012] - 2 LSF II Landing Crafts for Marado: ~$80 million
[2012] - K9 Thunder contract: $480 million
[2012] - NH90 order: $173mil
[2012] - SCALP-EG order: $180mil

-$4.768 billion

[2013] - 16 Saab Gripen: $850 million
[2013] - 40 K-21 Infantry Fighting Vehicles: $200 million
[2013] - 1 Dangun class Frigate (arrive 2014): $250 million
[2013] - 45 K2 Black Panther ordered: $675 million
[2013] - 27 KAI Surion: $440 million
[2013] - Cheolmae II M-SAM: $560 million
[2013] - Samsung Techwin MPV order: $450 million
[2013] - K10 order: $160 million
[2013] - NH90 order: $173mil
[2013] - SCALP-EG order: $180mil
[2013] - M777 howitzer order: $563mil
[2013] - 9K720 Iskander-E order: $240mil

-$4.741 billion

Indian Military Budget

Equipment List

2011

Total Budget: $38.717 billion(2.5% of GDP)
-Army: $11.9 billion
-Air Force: $6 billion
-Navy: $8.8 billion
-Coast Guard: $550 million
-Other (Research, etc.): $1.8 billion
-Procurement: $9.667 billion
--Remaining: $3.867 billion (rolled over to 2013)

Purchases-Payments:
3 ERJ-145 AEW&C - $378 million
2 Deepak AOEs - $150 million
6 C-130J-30s - $1.059 billion
4,100 MILAN-2T- $120 million
4 Car Nicobar PV - $48 million
3 Shivalik FFG - $1.350 billion
3 Talwar class frigates - $600 million
51 Mirage 2000 upgrades- $400 million
69 MiG-29UPG upgrades - $350 million
18 SPYDER-MR SAMs - $160 million
3 Kolkata DDG - $85 million
80 Mi-17V-5 - $200 million
12 P-8I ASW - $300 million
18 Eurofighter Typhoons - $300 million
197 AW119 - $100 million
15 CH-47F Chinook - $100 million
22 AH-64D Apache - $100 million

2012

Total Budget: $41.93 billion(2.5% of GDP)
-Army: $12.8 billion
-Air Force: $6.55 billion
-Navy: $9.6 billion
-Coast Guard: $700 million
-Other (Research, etc.): $1.8 billion
-Procurement: $10.48 billion
--Remaining: $4.2 billion (rolled over to 2013)

Purchases-Payments:
3 Shivalik FFG - $500 million
3 Arihant SSBN - $3 billion
3 Talwar class friagtes - $900 million
4 Saryu OPV - $440 million
51 Mirage 2000 upgrades - $600 million
18 SPYDER-MR SAMs - $50 million
3 Kolkata DDG - $390 million
12 P-8I ASW - $200 million
124 Arjun MBTs - $200 million

2013

Total Budget: $45.411 billion(2.5% of GDP)
-Army: $13.65 billion
-Air Force: $7.5 billion
-Navy: $10.32 billion
-Coast Guard: $800 million
-Other (Research, etc.): $1.8 billion
-Procurement: $11.341 billion (does not include roll overs from '11 & '12)
--Remaining: $568,385

Purchases-Payments:
51 Mirage 2000 upgrades - $1 billion
69 MiG-29UPG upgrades - $550 million
18 SPYDER-MR SAMs - $50 million
3 Kolkata DDG - $2 billion
80 Mi-17V-5 - $900 million
10 C-17 Globemaster III - $2.5 billion
105 HAL Dhruv - $840 million
48 HAL Tejas Mk1 - $2.16 billion
12 P-8I ASW - $1.6 billion
73 HJT-36 - $766 million
124 Arjun MBTs - $539 million
4 Kamorta Corvette - $200 million
55 NRUAV upgrades - $55 million
1,000 Slybird UAVs - $200 million
10 Barak 8 batteries - $100 million
25 Agni-V ICBM - $250 million
150 Rustom-I - $100 million
2 Vikrant CV - $1 billion
179 Light Combat Helicopter - $623 million
18 Eurofighter Typhoons - $2.4 billion
197 AW119 - $365 million
15 CH-47F Chinook - $670 million
22 AH-64D Apache - $540 million

2014

Total Budget: $49.180 billion (2.5% of GDP)
-Army: $14.15 billion
-Air Force: $8.4 billion
-Navy: $11.12 billion
-Coast Guard: $1.1 billion
-Other (Research, etc.): $2.3 billion
-Procurement: $12.11 billion
--Remaining: $27,675

Purchases-Payments:
124 Arjun MBTs - $200 million
4 Kamorta Corvette - $100 million
1,000 Slybird UAVs - $75 million
10 Barak 8 batteries - $700 million
150 Rustom-I - $1 billion
6 Scorpene submarines - $500 million
179 Light Combat Helicopter - $3 billion
108 Eurofighter Typhoons - $3.3 billion
15 CH-47F Chinook - $355 million
22 AH-64D Apache - $900 million
100 Nirbhay - $450 million
120 Arjun Mk.2 - $560 million
125 LUH - $637.5 million
4 Kolkata class destroyers - $300 million
145 Nag ATGM - $32 million

2015

Total Budget: $53.853 billion (2.5% of GDP)
-Army: $15 billion
-Air Force: $9.22 billion
-Navy: $12 billion
-Coast Guard: $1.8 billion
-Other (Research, etc.): $2.3 billion
-Procurement: $13.452 billion
--Remaining: $267,180

Purchases-Payments:
124 Arjun MBTs - $301 million
4 Kamorta Corvette - $100 million
1,000 Slybird UAVs - $75 million
10 Barak 8 batteries - $700 million
150 Rustom-I - $1.9 billion
6 Scorpene submarines - $200 million
2 Vikrant CV - $200 million
179 Light Combat Helicopter - $900 million
108 Eurofighter Typhoons - $20 million
120 Arjun Mk.2 - $350 million
125 LUH - $300 million
4 Kolkata class destroyers - $1.3 billion
100 Rustom-H - $1.5 billion
7 Project 17A class frigate - $2.3 billion
12 Project 28 ASW class corvette - $700 million
4 Project 15B class destroyer - $1.3 billion
45 HAL Il-214 - $605 million
50 Tejas Mk.2 - $500 million
85 HTT-40 - $1 million
400 DRDO 155mm Gun - $100 million
1,500 FICV - $100 million

2016

Total Budget: $65.338 billion (2.5% of GDP)
-Army: $17.4 billion
-Air Force: $11.95 billion
-Navy: $13.7 billion
-Coast Guard: $2.925 billion
-Other (Research, etc.): $3 billion
-Procurement: $16.363 billion
--Remaining: $0

Purchases-Payments:
4 Kolkata class destroyers - $1.5 billion
179 Light Combat Helicopter - $1 billion
85 HTT-40 - $250 million
120 Arjun Mk.2 - $250 million
6 Scorpene submarines - $250 million
100 Rustom-H - $250 million
150 HAL MLH - $1.175 billion
1,000 Mahindra Axe - $955,770
2 Vikrant CV - $268 million
108 Eurofighter Typhoons - $4.77 billion
7 Project 17A class frigate - $1.5 billion
12 Project 28 ASW class corvette - $200 million
45 HAL Il-214 - $800 million
400 DRDO 155mm Gun - $500 million
4 Project 15B class destroyer - $1 billion
50 Tejas Mk.2 - $700 million
1,500 FICV - $600 million
10 Shardul LST - $100 million
4 Rotterdam class LPD - $750 million
1 Project 71A carrier - $500 million

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the British Defense Forces

Military Budget
2011: $56.074 billion (2.4 percent of GDP)
2012: $57.757 billion (2.4 percent of GDP)
2013: $59.721 billion (2.4 percent of GDP)
2014: $61.632 billion (2.4 percent of GDP)
2015: $63.296 billion (2.4 percent of GDP)
2016: $65.511 billion (2.4 percent of GDP)
2017: $129.068 billion (3.4 percent of GDP)

Procurement Budget
2011: $11.215 (20 percent of total military budget)
2012: $11.551 (20 percent of total military budget)
2013: $11.944 (20 percent of total military budget)
2014: $12.326 (20 percent of total military budget)
2015: $12.659 (20 percent of total military budget)
2016: $13.102 (20 percent of total military budget)
2017: $19.360 (20 percent of total military budget)

Procurements

2011
$4bil [Batch-1 F-35C]
$400mil [1x C-17]
$44mil [11x Warrior]
$10mil [4x Viking]
$225mil [1500x Foxhound]
$160mil [4x T-45 Hawk Trainer]
$200mil [2x T45 Upgrade At-Sea]
$50mil [1x T45 Upgrade In-Fact]
$2.61bil [58x Merlin Helicopter]
$50mil [HMS Protector]
$100mil [2x River Class Cvt]

2012
$200mil [Lewis&Clark Class]
$2.625mil [10x P-8A MMA]
$800mil [2x C-17]
$1bil [Batch-2 F-35C]
$540mil [3x A400M]
$1.5bil [500x UKLAV]
$400mil [100x Warrior]
$80mil [100x Vector]
$45mil [300x Ocelot]
$560mil [4x Tree Class]
$787.5mil [175x M777]
$50mil [20x Viking]
$10mil [250x LR Wolf]

2013
$2.25bil [50x Wildcat]
$1.5bil [500x UKLAV]
$320mil [4x Season Class]
$1bil [Batch-3 F-35C]
$1.36bil [6x Khareef Class]
$700mil [10x Chinook]
$700mil [HMS Eagle]
$135mil [900x Foxhound]
$150mil [Daring Upgrades]
$750mil [100x Bloodhound]
$130mil [260x Ranger MRAP]

Retroactive* 2011-2013
$3.2bil [2x Type 45 Destroyer]
$1.35bil [30x Wildcat]
$0.9bil [20x Merlin]
$52.5mil [35x Defender]
$0.7bil [20x C-27J]
$0.9bil [5x A400M]
$185mil [JHSV]
$185mil [JHSV]
$75mil [50x BN Defender]
$0.8bil [50x NH90 TTH]
$0.14bil [4x AW149]
$0.06bil [40x BN Defender]
$80mil [100x Vector]
$20mil [500x LR Wolf]

2014
$3.2bil [2x Type 45 Destroyer]
$2.25bil [50x Wildcat]
$1bil [Batch-4 F-35C]
$2bil [5x BAE F2500]
$750mil [100x Bloodhound]
$850mil [2x Castle Class]
$800mil [4x E-2C Hawkeye]
$260mil [2x V-22 Osprey]
$200mil [Advice Class]
$100mil [Fidget Class]
$900mil [Astute Class]
$200mil [Lorenzen Class]

2015
$1bil [Batch-5 F-35C]
$2bil [5x BAE F2500]
$750mil [100x Bloodhound]
$100mil [200x Ranger MRAP]
$1.5bil [500x UKLAV]
$1.4bil [20x Chinook]
$2.25bil [50x Merlin]
$210mil [6x Rapier]
$2.625mil [10x P-8A MMA]
$850mil [2x Castle Class]
$40mil [Roussen Class]

2016
$1bil [Batch-6 F-35C]
$2.625mil [10x P-8A MMA]
$750mil [100x Bloodhound]
$1.5bil [500x UKLAV]
$1.3bil [10x MV-22]
$80mil [2x C-2J]
$1.4bil [20x CH-47F]
$1.25bil [50x Rapier II CAAM)
$280mil [4x MQ-47B]
$1.1bil [10x MQ-9 Reaper Systems]
$1.25bil [10x AC-27J]
$10mil [250x LR Wolf]
$48mil [1200x LR Wolf]
$400mil [2x Bay Class LSD]
$96mil [40x Bronco]
$4mil [50x Pinzgauer]

2017
$1bil [Batch-6 F-35C]
$1.25bil [10x AC-27J]
$1.25bil [50x Rapier II CAAM]
$1.25bil [50x Rapier II CAAM]
$0.8bil [2x C-17A]
$0.4bil [100x Warrior IFV]
$0.75bil [100x ASCOD AFV]
$0.104bil [200x Jackal MWIK]
$15.6mil [30x Jackal MWIK]
$0.3bil [300x Coyote MWIK]
$0.4bil [10x HC-144A]
$3bil [10x A330 MRTT]
$1.05bil [10x F-35B]
$1bil [2x Ocean Class LHD]
$2.25bil [50x Lynx Wildcat]
$2bil [10x A400M]
$0.8bil [20x Tiger ARH]
$0.504bil [210x Warthog]
$0.6bil [200x UKLAV]
$0.7bil [10x Chinook]


*Due to the change in budgeting from 15% to 20% there was a surplus $8.651 billion dollars to be spent from the years '11-'13 which is covered here.

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

2012 Total Budget:$979,420,243.20
2012 Procurement Budget: $146,913,036.48
Spent: 0
Remaining: 146, 913, 036.48

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South African Defense Budget 2011

GDP: $354.3 Billion
Defense Budget: $6.205 Billion (1.7% of GDP)
Procurement Budget: $931 Million (15% of MoD budget)

Leopard 2A6 Project $504 million
Domestic order: $260,4 million
100 LAHAT ATGM: $55 million
1 JAS-39 Gripen $70 million
1 ATR42MP $17 million
Remaining: $24,6 million

Budget and Procurement Records for the Lao People's Army

Budget:
2011: 560,000,000
2012: TBD

Procurement:
2011: 84,000,000 (15% of military budget)
2012: TBD

French Military Spending

Link to french economy and budget

Link to french procurement

Syria Military Spending

Economy Spreadsheet

2011
Military budget: $3816 million
Procurement: $572 million (+$172 million +$250 million in Russian aid = $994 million)
Spent: $994 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 2 BM-30 300mm MRL @ $12.1 million = $24.2 million
* 10 2S19 152mm SPH @ $2.25 million = $22.5 million
* 1 S-400 @ $400 million = $400 million
* 5 Tor-M1 @ $25 million = $125 million
* 2 Pantsir S1 @ $16 million = $32 million
* 4 2S19 152mm SPH @ $2.25 million = $9 million
* 7 MiG29-SMT @ $45 million = $315 million
* 5 Yak-130 @ $13 million = $65 million
* assorted small arms = $1.3 million

2012
Military budget: $3999 million
Procurement: $850 million ($600 milllion + $250 million in Russian aid)
Spent: $850 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 230 BTR-T55 APC @ $0.4 million = $92 million (Syrian supplied T-55s)
* 1 MiG29-SMT @ $45 million = $45 million
* 12 Pantsir S1 @ $16 million = $192 million
* 1 S-400 @ $400 million = $400 million
* 1 9K720 Iskander (battery) @ $120 million
* assorted small arms = $1 million

2013
Military budget: $4187 million
Procurement: $878 million ($628 milllion + $250 million in Russian aid)
Spent: $878 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 1 Amur 1650 SSK @ $450 million = $450 million
* 2 Bastion-P Coastal Defense Battery @ $150 million = $300 million
* 1 9K720 Iskander (battery) @ $120 million = $120 million
* 2 Dozor 600 @ $4 million = $8 million

2014
Military budget: $4395 million
Procurement: $909 million ($659 milllion + $250 million in Russian aid)
Spent: $909 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 65 BTR-T55 APC @ $0.4 million = $26 million (Syrian supplied T-55s)
* 3 BM-30 300mm MRL @ $12.1 million = $36.3 million
* 16 2S19 152mm SPH @ $2.25 million = $36 million
* 8 MiG29-SMT @ $45 million = $360 million
* 1 Amur 1650 SSK @ $450 million = $450 million
* assorted small arms = $0.7 million

2015
Military budget: $4518 million
Procurement: $678 million
Spent: $678 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 105 BTR-T55 APC @ $0.4 million = $42 million (Syrian supplied T-55s)
* 400 surplus T-72s @ $0.5 million = $200 million
* 15 BM-30 300mm MRL @ $12.1 million = $181.5 million
* 70 2S19 152mm SPH @ $2.25 million = $157.5 million
* 20 M-600 SRBM @ $4 million = $80 million (Syria, delivery Q4 2015)
* 4 M-600BF SRBM @ $4 million = $16 million (Syria, delivery Q1 2016)
*assorted small arms = $1 million

2016
Military budget: $4703 million
Procurement: $705 million
Spent: $705 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 100 BTR-T55 APC @ $0.4 million = $40 million (Syrian supplied T-55s)
* 100 surplus T-72s @ $0.5 million = $50 million
* 25 BMP-3M @ $4 million = $100 million
* 5 BM-30 300mm MRL @ $12.1 million = $60.5 million
* 50 2S19 152mm SPH @ $2.25 million = $112.5 million
* 6 Pantsir S1 @ $16 million = $96 million
* 8 Dozor 600 @ $4 million = $32 million
* 50 M-600BF SRBM @ $4 million = $200 million (Syria, delivery Q4 2016)
*assorted small arms = $14 million

2017
Military budget: $4788 million
Procurement: $718 million
Spent: $718 million
Remaining: $0 million

* 100 BTR-T55 APC @ $0.4 million = $40 million (Syrian supplied T-55s)
* 100 surplus T-72s @ $0.5 million = $50 million
* 25 BMP-3M @ $4 million = $100 million
* 5 BM-30 300mm MRL @ $12.1 million = $60.5 million
* 50 2S19 152mm SPH @ $2.25 million = $112.5 million
* 3 Tarantul class corvettes @ $20 million = $60 million
* 5 Dozor 600 @ $4 million = $20 million
* 50 M-600BF SRBM @ $4 million = $200 million (Syria, delivery Q4 2017)
* assorted small arms = $75 million

Israeli Military Spending

2011

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

Financed by Procurement Budget
Financed by US Foreign Military Financing [$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

2012 Military Budget: $16.45 billion [%7.3 of GDP].
2012 Procurement Budget: $2.467 billion [%15 of Military Budget].
2011 Procurement Leftovers: $164 million
2011 FMF Leftovers: $16 million

Financed by Procurement Budget
Financed by US Foreign Military Financing [$3.09 billion]


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

2013 Military Budget: $16.45 billion [%7.3 of GDP].
2013 Procurement Budget: $2.465 billion [%15 of Military Budget].
2012 Procurement Leftovers: $161 million
2012 FMF Leftovers: $251 million

Financed by Procurement Budget
Financed by US Foreign Military Financing [$3.09 billion]


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]


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

Spanish Defence Budget

2011:

Excl. Proc. $13,958,740,800.00
Procurement: $0.00 (total spent)

Sales:

None.

Purchases:

None.

2012:

Excl. Proc. $13,916,658,281.60
Procurement: $0.00 (total spent)

Sales:

=> 1 Juan Carlos I class, TO GERMANY, $700mn, delivery Q1 2014.
=> 1 Juan Carlos I class, TO UNITED KINGDOM, $750mn, delivery Q3 2014.

Purchases:

None.

Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
[2011]
Total Military Budget: $65 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.0%
Procurement: $19.466 billion

Purchase Catalog for 2011


[2012]
Total Military Budget: $68.2 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.2%
Procurement: $20.478 billion

Purchase Catalog for 2012


[2013]
Total Military Budget: $82.569 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.5%
Procurement: $24.769 billion

Purchase Catalog for 2013


[2014]
Total Military Budget: $88.343 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.5%
Procurement: $26.503 billion

Purchase Catalog for 2014

[2015]
Total Military Budget: $94.969 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.5%
Procurement: $28.49 billion

Purcahse Catalog for 2015

[2016] [Corrected]
Total Military Budget: $105.339 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.5%
Procurement: $31.601 billion

[2017]
Total Military Budget: $110.453 billion
Budget as a percentage of GDP: 4.5%
Procurement: $33.136 billion

Canadian Defence Budget
[2013]
Total Military Budget: $18,841,519,682
Procurement as percentage of GDP: 1.10%
Procurement: $2,658,018,000.00

Procurement 2011
None. $2,658,018,000.00 Saved

Procurement 2012

Total Spent: $4 Billion
Total Procurement Fund Left: $1.427 Billion

Procurement 2013:
Starting Total: $4,085,018,000

Left So Far: $514,018,000

Procurement 2014:
Starting Total: $3,400,727,231
Nothing! Can you Believe it!
Left So Far: $3,400,727,231

Procurement 2015:
Starting Total: $6,387,436,462 (Unused 2014 $3,400,727,231)

Left So Far: 5,947,436,462

Procurement 2016:
Budget 2016: $3,018,662,442
Unused 2015 $5,947,436,462
Total: $8,966,098,904

Left So Far: $3,523,776,682

Malaysian Military Budget:

Budget:
2011: $5.104 billion
2012: $5.482 billion

Procurement Budget:
2011: $765.6 million
2012: $822.3 million

Spendings
2011
$80mil Season Class Tanker
$200mil Bay Class LSD
$140mil M113 APC (x200)
$150mil UH-72A (x20)
$100mil Jacakl (x200)
$65.6mil Ocelot (x410)
$25mil Viking (x10)
$5mil Coyote (x5)

2012
$368mil F/A-18E/F (x4)
$94.5mil A109 (x9)
$14.4mil Ocelot (x90)
$140mil Chinook (x2)
$160mil AH-1Z (x4)
$20mil Coyote (x20)
$25mil Viking (x10)

2013
$368mil F/A-18E/F (x4)
$12.5mil Viking (x5)
$50mil Coyote (x50)
$450mil AW159 (x10)

Italian Military Budgetary report


Total: $37,069,326,000.00
GDP %: 1.80%
Procurement cap: $5,560,398,900.00

Australian Military Budget:

Budget:
2011: $39.1 billion
2012: $40.5 billion
2013: $41.9 billion
2014: $43.4 billion
2015: $44.9 billion
2016: $46.6 billion

Procurement Budget:
2011: $7.826 billion
2012: $8.100 billion
2013: $8.384 billion
2014: $8.677 billion
2015: $8.989 billion
2016: $9.318 billion

Spendings
2011
$1 billion|Hobart Class Destroyer
$0.2 billion|Bay Class LSD
$0.2 billion|Wave Class Oiler
$0.28 billion|Tree class Oiler
$0.6 billion|2000x Hawkei
$0.6 billion|1000x Bushmaster
$2 billion|50x NH90
$0.32 billion|8x Tiger
$0.28 billion|10x Armidale Class
$186 million|310x Bushmaster
$0.2 billion|5x Tiger
$185 million|JHSV
$185 million|JHSV
$800 million|4x E-2D
$720 million|40x M1A2 SEP
$100 million|10x AH-6I
$375 million|JdW Class LPD
$250 million|100x Viking

2012
$0.28 billion|10x Armidale Class
$0.28 billion|10x Armidale Class
$1 billion|F-35 Order
$0.9 billion|200x M777 TH
$86 million|43x ASLAV
$271.8 million|453x Bushmaster
$350 million|5x Chinook
$880 million|16x MH-60
$1 billion|5x Austal MRV
$250 million|100x Viking
$100 million|50x ASLAV
$700 million|20x C-27J
$185 million|JHSV
$185 million|JHSV
$2.352 billion|24x FA-18F

2013
$425 million|Castle Class
$1 billion|F-35 Order
$300 million|10x C-27J
$800 million| 2x C-17
$600 million|6x C-130J
$220 million|8x MQ-9 Reaper
$1.5 billion|5x A330
$200 million|Austal MRV
$0.4.5 billion|100x M777 TH
$500 million|2x E-2D AWACS
$240 million|M1A2 SEP Upgrade Program
$525 million|2x P-8A MMA
$900 million|9x FA-18F+

2014
$1 billion|F-35 Order
$1 billion|Base Upgrades
$0.3 billion|1000x Hawkei
$0.36 billion|9x NH90 TTH
$0.48 billion|20x Protector IPV
$0.35 billion|5x Protector OPV
$0.16 billion|1x Canterbury Class
$0.1 billion|2x Icebreaker
$1.6 billion|40x HC-144A
$0.42 billion|20x AW139
$2.625 billion|10x P-8A
$0.26 billion|2x Osprey
$8 million|200x Land Rover Wolf
$75 million|50x BN Defender
$11 million|10x BN Islander
$210 million|20x AW109
$180 million|4x AW101

2015
$2.7 billion|Submarine Order
$840 million|40x AW139
$500 million|1x Legend Class
$200 million|1x Echo Class
$280 million|10x Armidale Class
$1 billion|2x JSS
$1.2 billion|6x Austal MRV
$350 million|10x C-27J
$1 billion|10x C-130J
$900 million|3000x Hawkei
$110 million|MQ-9 System

2016
$2 billion|F-35 Order
$1 billion|40x FLAADS(L) SAM
$1.04 billion|8x MV-22
$220 million|8x MQ-9 Reaper
$560 million|8x CH-47F
$375 million|150x ASLAV
$1.8 billion|100x M1A2 SEP
$1.2 billion|4000x HAWKEI
$1.1 billion|10x C-130J-30

2017
$2 billion|F-35 Order
$1.32 billion|12x F-35B
$0.2 billion|10x Bell 407 ARH
$0.8 billion|100x Partner IFV
$0.85 billion|100x Paradox AFV
$0.2 billion|5x NH90 TTH
$0.1 billion|200x Ranger MRAP
$178.5 million|17x AW109
$0.6 billion|12x First Fleet Class
$1.4 billion|2x Kangaroo Class
$3 billion|10x Simpson Class

Iranian Military Budget

% of GDP: 2.7%
2011 Budget: $9.681 billion
2011 Procurement Budget: $1.4095 billion

2012 Budget: $9.975 billion
2012 Procurement Budget: $1.4962 billion

2013 Budget: $10.278 billion
2013 Procurement Budget: $1.5417 billion

2014 Budget: $10.5916 billion
2014 Procurement Budget: $1.5887 billion

2015 Budget: $10.9147 billion
2015 Procurement Budget: $1.6372 billion


Purchases


2011 Procurement Spending
$200 million for 40 domestic Mesbah 1 AAG system
$150 million for 5 domestic Mersad SAM system
$150 million for 30 domestic Samavat AAG system
$120 million for 15 domesti Shahab Saqeb SAM system
$100 million for 25 domestic Zulfiqar 3 MBT
$90 million for 6 domestic Saegeh aircraft
$90 million for 6 domestic Azarakhsh aircraft
$60 million for 60 domestic T-72Z/Type-72Z/Safir-74 upgrades
$50 million towards 1 domestic Qaaem SSK
$50 million for 1 domestic Sina FAMB
$40 million for 10 domestic Fajr-3 MRL
$40 million for 2 domestic Karrar UCAV system
$40 million for 4 domestic Ababil UAV system
$40 million for 100 domestic SM-1 SAM (missile only)
$30 million for 100 domestic Shahin SAM (missile only)
$30 million for 30 domestic Cobra BMT-2 IFVs
$30 million for 25 domestic Misagh 2 SAM launchers & 250 missiles
$30 million towards 1 domestic Mowj frigate
$20 million for 5 domestic Tazarv aircraft
$18 million for 1 domestic Ghadir SSM
$18 million for 12 domestic Noor missiles
$11 million for 28 domestic Kowsar missiles
$2.5 million for 6 domestic Parastu aircraft
Total: $1,409.5 million

2012 Procurement Spending
40 Mesbah 1 AAG system ($200 million)
5 Mersad SAM system ($150 million)
30 Samavat AAG system ($150 million)
15 Shahab Saqeb SAM system ($120 million)
30 Zulfiqar 3 MBT ($120 million)
6 Saegeh aircraft ($90 million)
6 Azarakhsh aircraft ($90 million)
60 T-72Z/Type-72Z/Safir-74 upgrades ($60 million)
5 Shahed 285 helicopter($50 million)
Initial construction costs for 1 Qaaem SSK ($50 million)
1 Sina FAMB ($50 million)
10 Fajr-3 MRL ($40 million)
2 Karrar UCAV system ($40 million)
4 Ababil UAV system ($40 million)
6 Shahed 278 helicopter ($30 million)
100 Shahin missiles ($30 million)
30 Cobra BMT-2 IFVs ($30 million)
25 Misagh 2 SAM launchers & 250 missiles ($30 million)
Initial Production costs for 1 Mowj frigate ($30 million)
50 SM-1 missiles ($20 million)
5 Tazarv aircraft ($20 million)
1 Ghadir SSM ($18 million)
12 Noor missiles ($18 million)
42 Kowsar missiles ($16.5 million)
9 Parastu aircraft ($3.7 million)
Total: $1496.2 million

2013 Procurement Spending
$160 million for 40 Zulfiqar 3 MBT
$150 million for 5 Mersad SAM System
$120 million for 8 Saegh aircraft
$120 million for 8 Azarakhsh aircraft
$100 million for 20 Mesbah 1 AAG System
$100 million for 20 Samavat AAG System
$100 million for 10 Abail UAV system
$80 million for 10 Shahab Saqeb SAM system
$80 million for 4 Karrar UCAV system
$60 million for 15 Fajr-3 MRL
$60 million for 6 Shahed 285 helicopter
$60 million for 20 Hoot 21" torpedo
$50 million toward 1 Qaeem SSK
$50 million for 1 Sima FAMB
$50 million for 5 Fateh-110 SRBM launchers & 15 missiles
$25 million for 50 Toophan 5 ATGM launcher & 500 missiles
$15 million for 50 I-RAAD ATGM launcher & 500 missiles
$30 million toward 1 Moudge Frigate
$30 million for 30 T-72Z/Type-72Z/Safir-74 upgrades
$30 million for 100 Shahin missiles
$20 million for 5 Tazarv aircraft
$18 million for 1 Ghadir SSM
$15 million for 10 Noor missiles
$15 million for 38 Kowsar missiles
$3.7 million for 9 Parastu aircraft
Total: $1541.7 million

2014 Procurement Spending
$300 million for 3 Fajr-33 SAM battery
$140 million for 45 Zulfiqar-3 MBT
$120 million for 4 Mersad SAM system
$120 million for 8 Saegh aircraft
$120 million for 8 Azarakhsh aircraft
$100 million for 10 Abail UAV system
$80 million for 10 Shahab Saqeb SAM system
$80 million for 4 Karrar UCAV system
$75 million for 15 Mesbah 1 AAG System
$75 million for 15 Samavat AAG System
$60 million for 15 Fajr-3 MRL
$60 million for 6 Shahed 285 helicopter
$50 million toward 1 Qaeem SSK
$50 million for 1 Sima FAMB
$50 million for 5 Fateh-110 SRBM launchers & 15 missiles
$30 million toward 1 Moudge Frigate
$25 million for 50 Toophan 5 ATGM launcher & 500 missiles
$20 million for 5 Tazarv aircraft
$15 million for 50 I-RAAD ATGM launcher & 500 missiles
$15 million for 10 Noor missiles
$3.7 million for 9 Parastu aircraft
Total: $1588.7 million

2015 Procurement Spending:
$400 million for 4 Fajr-33 SAM battery
$140 million for 35 Zulfiqar-3 MBT
$120 million for 4 Mersad SAM system
$120 million for 8 Saegh aircraft
$120 million for 8 Azarakhsh aircraft
$100 million for 10 Abail UAV system
$80 million for 10 Shahab Saqeb SAM system
$80 million for 4 Karrar UCAV system
$75 million for 15 Samavat AAG System
$60 million for 15 Fajr-3 MRL
$60 million for 6 Shahed 285 helicopter
$50 million toward 1 Qaeem SSK
$50 million for 1 Sima FAMB
$50 million for 5 Fateh-110 SRBM launchers & 15 missiles
$30 million toward 1 Moudge Frigate
$25 million for 50 Toophan 5 ATGM launcher & 500 missiles
$25 million for 5 Mesbah 1 AAG System
$20 million for 5 Tazarv aircraft
$15 million for 50 I-RAAD ATGM launcher & 500 missiles
$15 million for 10 Noor missiles
$2.2 million for 5 Parastu aircraft
Total: $1637.2 million

Pakistan Military Budget

2011
Total Budget: $5.022 Billion
Percentage of GDP: 3.1%
Procurement Budget: $753.3 Million (15% of defence expenditure)

Purchases
9 UH-60M (attack variant) [$400 million FMF + $50 million procurement budget]
F-16 Upgrade Programme ($450 million)
28 Mi-17 ($252 million)

Budget Records & Procurement Records of the Iraqi Armed Forces

Military Budget
2011: $7,634,022,200 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)
2012: $8,015,723,310 billion (8.6 percent of GDP)

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)

US Military Aid
2011: $3,000,000,000
2012: $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.

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.
$720,000,000 paid (Out of FMF) for 24 F-16/A (Delivered Q2)

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.
$1,500,000,000 paid (Out of FMF) for 24 F-16/C Block 50 (Delivered Q4)

2014
$400,000,000 paid for 100 British Desert Warrior IFV (50 delivered Q1, 50 in Q3)
$240,000,000 paid (Out of FMF) for 24 F-16/A upgraded to F-16/C (6 Upgraded per Quarter)

Singapore Military Budget
(Updated 18thfeb)

2011
Total Budget: $9.50 Billion
Percentage of GDP: 4.0%(Max Permissable by law is 6%)
Procurement Budget: $1.425 Billion (15% of defence expenditure)

Purchases for 2011, delivery end of 2011:
==
20 Terrex II 30mm 120 Mil
20 Terrex II 40/7.62 ROWS 110 Mil
80 Terrex II 0.5/7.62 ROWS(including AE/support variants) 440 Mil
60 Bronco ATTC 120 mil(abgs[24] + artillery[36])
2 battalions worth of armour vehicles to replace 2 battalions of M113s
==
18 Primus SPH 90 mil (1 battalion)
18 Pegasus SLWH 72 mil (1 battalion)
==
Local Orders meant for replacing older equipment- 952mil
Foreign Purchases: Leopard Order: 330mil link
P-3SG MPA Package 80 millionlink
-------Remaining for 2011 143mil

2012:
Leopard Order: 330mil (continues from 2011)
P-3SG MPA Package 300 million
2013:
Leopard Order: 330mil (continues from 2011)
P-3SG MPA Package 140 million
2014:
Leopard Order: 330mil (continues from 2011)

Procurement Budget:

2011 $3,315,627,000

Research and Development:

$100,000,000 (Russia) Development of SP Artillery,MLRS
$400,000,000 (BAE Hagglunds) SEP Program Transfer of Tecnology
$10,000,000 Evaluate Anoa APS-3 Vehicle as an SEP test bed

Procurement:

$888,000,000 (4) Sigma Corvettes (Indonesia) Q2 2014
$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut (Russia) Q4 2011
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M Q4 2011
$290,000,000 (24) EMB 314 Super Tucano (Brazil) Q4 2012
$200,000,000 (2) CN 235 Eriye Radar Conversion (Sweden) Q4 2012
$370,000,000 (2) JHSV Transports (Australia) Q4 2012
$125,000,000 (5) CN 235 Maritime Patrol Aircraft (Indonesia) Q4 2012
$200,000,000 (25) PC 40 Patrol Craft (Indonesia)5 per Year for 5 years
$50,000,000 (2) CN 235 Aircraft (Indonesia) Q4 2011
$78,000,000 (6) Bell 412 EP Helicopters (Indonesia) Q1 2012
$25,000,000 (25) Sea Hunter Fast Attack Patrol Craft (Indonesia) 5 per year for 5 years
$10,000,000 (20,000) SS3 V1 Bullpup Rifles (Indonesia) 5,000 Per Year for (4) years
$24,000,000 (24) 2S31 Vena 120mm Mortar (Russia) Q4 2011
$27,360,000 (456) Anoa 3/2 Vehicles (Indonesia) = Produced at the rate of 91 per year for 5 years

36 Command
60 Logistics Carriers
48 Ambulance
24 Recon/Surveillance
24 120mm Mortar
180 Infantry Carrier
60 90mm Fire Support
24 AA Vehicles

Total Left to Spend 2011 $22,327,000

2012

Research and Development

N/A

Modifications

$ FMS Aid USA (4) 737 Aircraft modified to P8 A MPA 3Q 2013

Procurement: $3,514,564,620+22,327,000=$3,536,891,620

$500,000,000 (10) IL 76MF Transports (Russia) 4Q 2012
$390,000,000 (30) Bell 412EP Helicopter (Indonesia) 1Q 2013
$640,000,000 (8) Boeing CH 47F Helicopter (Indonesia) 1Q 2013
$160,000,000 (2) Boeing CH 46F Helicopter (Indonesia) 1Q 2013
$150,000,000 (6) CN 235 Aircraft (Indonesia) 1Q 2013
$132,000,000 (24) SA-13 Gopher AA (Russia)
$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M
$200,000,000 (2) CN 235 Eriye Radar Conversion (Sweden) Q1 2013
$370,000,000 (2) JHSV Transports (Australia) Q4 2013
$151,200,000 (84) Igla SA 24 AA Missile System w/840 missiles(Russia)
$100,000,000 (2) Kilo Subs (Russia)
$24,000,000 (8,000) RPG 7 RPG 7V2(Russia)
$45,000,000 (32 modified PT 76 Tanks to ZSU 23M) Russia 4Q 2012
$35,520,000 (120) WASP Rapid Deployment Reconnissance(S. Africa)
$33,000,000 (30,000) M72 LAWS E8,E9,E10 (Norway)
$30,000,000 (5,000) MGL 140 Mark 14 Grenade Launchers(S. Africa) Q4 2012
$6,000,000 (2,000) RPG 7D3(Russia)

Total Left to Spend 2012 $71,171,620

2013

Research and Development N/A

Procurement: $3,514,564,620+$71,171,620=$3,585,736,240


$500,000,000 (10) IL 76MF Transports (Russia) Q4 2013
$390,000,000 (30) Bell 412EP Helicopter (Indonesia) 1Q 2014
$640,000,000 (8) Boeing CH 47F Helicopter (Indonesia) 1Q 2014
$160,000,000 (2) Boeing CH 46F Helicopter (Indonesia) 1Q 2014
$416,000,000 (32) YAK 130 (Russia) Q4 2013
$104,000,000 (2) Rotterdam Class LPDs (Netherlands) 4Q 2016,3Q 2017
$384,000,000 (32) EMB 314 Super Tucano (Brazil)
$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut Q4 2013
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M Q4 2013
$200,000,000 (2) CN 235 Eriye Radar Conversion (Sweden) Q1 2014
$108,000,000 (18) BM-33 'Dozhd' (Russia) Q4 2013

Payment Plan

$360,000,000 (24) AS 565AB
$128,000,000 (4) 4x AS 532UL

Payment Plan based on the initial order
2013: $200 million
2014: $144 million
2015: $144 million

Delivery:
2013: 12x AS565AB
2014: 4x AS 532UL and 4x AS 565AB
2015: 8x AS 565AB

Total Left to Spend 2013 $5,736,240

2014

Procurement: $3,514,564,620 + $5,736,240 = $3,520,300,860

Lump Sum Payment

$500,000,000 (10) IL 76MF Transports (Russia)
$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M
$200,000,000 (2) CN 235 Eriye Radar Conversion (Sweden) Q1 2015

KA60 Helicopter

$360,000,000 (30) Troop Transport Variant
$360,000,000 (30) Reconnaissance Variant
$144,000,000 (12) Medical Transport Variant
$96,000,000 (8) Command Variant
$48,000,000 (4) Electronic Warfare Variant

MI 35

$384,000,000 (24) Attack Helicopter

MI 17

$108,000,000 (12) Medium Lift Transport Helicopter

MI 26

$144,000,000 (8) Heavy Lift Transport Helicopter

Installment Payment Plan:

$104,000,000 (2) Rotterdam Class LPDs (Netherlands) (2/5) 4Q 2016,3Q 2017

2014: 4x AS 532UL and 4x AS 565AB (France) 2014: $144 million
2015: 8x AS 565AB $144 million


Left to spend $289,300,860

[SIZE=14]2015 Budget $3,514,564,620+$289,300,860=$3,803,865,480

Lump Sum Payments

$500,000,000 (10) IL 76MF Transports (Russia)
$350,000,000 (10) IL-78M Tanker (Russia)
$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut (Russia)
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M (Russia)
$360,000,000 (72) 2S32 Kosa Indoziets 122mm Artillery (Russia)
$206,400,000 (1200) Zala 421-8 Micro UAV (Russia)
$200,000,000 (50) Dozer 600 UAV
$850,000,000 (1) Sovremenny-Tri
$450,000,000 (3)Steregushchy corvette
$250,000,000 (10) CN 235 MPA (Indonesia)

Payment Plan

$104,000,000 (2) Rotterdam Class LPDs (Netherlands) (3/5) 4Q 2016,3Q 2017

Left to Spend: $37,465,480

2016 Procurement Budget $3,514,564,620+$37,465,480=$3,552,030,100

Lump Sum Payment

$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut (Russia)
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M (Russia)
$850,000,000 (1) Sovremenny-Tri Destroyer (Russia)
$900,000,000(6)Steregushchy Corvettes (Russia)

Payment Plan

$1,120,000,000 (48) SU 30 (Russia) (1/3) Delivered 3Q 2015 & 1Q 2016
$104,000,000 (2) Rotterdam Class LPDs (Netherlands) (4/5) 4Q 2016 3Q 2017

Left to Spend: $82,030,100

2017 Procurement Budget

$3,514,564,620 + $82,030,100=$3,596,594,720

Lump Sum Payment:

$247,500,000 (55) 2S25 Sprut (Russia)
$248,500,000 (71) BMD 3/4M (Russia)
$180,000,000 (30) BM-33 Dozhd (Russia)
$96,000,000 (96) S231 Vena 120mm Mortar (Russia)
$240,000,000 (48) 2S32 Kosa/Indoziets (Indonesia)
$296,000,000 (1000) WASP Rapid Deployment Reconnissance(S. Africa)
$1,080,000,000 (18) Buyan Corvette (Russia)

Payment Plan:

$1,120,000,000 (48) SU 30 (Russia) (2/3) Delivered 3Q 2015 & 1Q 2016
$104,000,000 (2) Rotterdam Class LPDs (Netherlands) (5/5) 4Q 2016 3Q 2017

Left to Spend:

$20,594,720