Ответ: Военный бюджет США 2010
Блин, аж завидно, 692,8 млрд. долларов на военные нужды. А у нас, даже страшно подумать сколько тратят, в разы меньше ((
Ответ: Военный бюджет США 2010
Если бы доллары эмитировали в Москве, а не Нью-Йорке, они завидовали бы нам
А так - что позволено Юпитеру...
Ответ: Военный бюджет США 2010
они, по-моему, просто собираются задавить всех исламских оппонентов своими MRAPами и HUMVEE:)
Re: Военный бюджет США 2010
Комиссия по вооружениям Сената опубликовала подробности правок оборонного бюджета Пентагона на 2015 финансовый год, далее проект перейдет на обсуждение в палату представителей
из интересного:
Цитата:
Authorizes $261 million in procurement for M1 Abrams modifications.
Additional funds are a Chief of Staff of the Army unfunded priority and reduces risk in the armored vehicle industrial base.
Authorizes $651.3 million for the modification of Apache helicopters.
Prohibits the Air Force from retiring or preparing to retire any A-10 or Airborne Warning and Control Aircraft (AWACS), or making any significant changes in manning levels in FY15. Increases A-10 Operations and Maintenance funding by $256.5 million and AWACS Operations and Maintenance funding by $34.6 million.
Provides an additional $276.3 million for Tomahawk missiles to maintain missile production at the minimum sustaining rate of 200 missiles, rather that the request of $194.3 million that would cut production to 100 missiles.
Increases support for early concept definition studies of the long range standoff weapon.
Provides an additional $62.3 million to continue modernization of the U-2 aircraft. Reduces the request of $244.5 million for Global Hawk research and development by $136 million that would be spent trying to duplicate the capabilities of the U-2.
Directs DOD and DOE to report on options to incentivize the development of alternative fuel vehicle refueling stations, to include electric, fuel cell, and compressed natural gas vehicles on DOD property.
Cuts $5 million in procurement for XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement System due to performance issues and testing delays and designates the XM25 a congressional interest item.
Authorizes $612.6 million in procurement for UH-72A Light Utility Helicopter (LUH). At the request of the Chief of the National Guard Bureau, the Secretary of Defense directed the Army to procure 100 additional LUH as a replacement training aircraft rather than transfer any from National Guard for that purpose. Additional funds would authorize procurement of a total 90 new aircraft to replacement of the Army's legacy aviation training aircraft. -
Authorizes $351 million (an increase of $175 million) for Israel to procure additional Iron Dome interceptors, including co-production in the United States, or, if Israel determines it is a higher national security priority, to use some or all of the additional $175 million for three US-Israeli cooperative missile defense programs (Arrow System Improvement Program; Arrow-3 upper tier interceptor development; and David's Sling short-range ballistic missile defense system).
Requires the Secretary of Defense to develop a robust acquisition plan for the re-design of the Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicle of the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system to provide confidence that it will work in an operationally effective manner.
Provides authority for the Secretary of the Navy to use unobligated funds from underperforming programs to transfer up to $650 million for the continued support and advance planning for the refueling of the USS George Washington (CVN-73) aircraft carrier. This will ensure the Navy is able to maintain 11 aircraft carriers once the USS Ford delivers in 2015.
http://www.levin.senate.gov/newsroom...n-act-for-fy15
