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USA-We spent $820 Billion dollars on the military in 2023. We spend that money on research development, military personnel, operations/maintenance, procurement and other. We spend more than the next nine countries (that on the list of largest military spenders) combined.

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France spent 61 billion dollars on the military in 2023. They spent 17 billion on defending exports, 3.3 billion on guns and vehicles , on top of this they also spent upwards to 30 billion on weapons.

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6.8Trillion yen ($52 Billion US Dollars )

Expenses go to employee salaries and training

Maintenance of equipment and facilities

support of new or ongoing operations

New weapons, equipment, and vehicles.

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In 2023 El Salvador spent $453.7 Million USD

Expenditures: Retirement pensions of military personnel and social services for personnel; operation and maintenance; procurement; military research and development; and military aid

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Canada spent $26.5 billion on its military in 2023. They spent 34% of this on personnel. They spent another 34% on operating costs. 22% is then spent on capital equipment.

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South Korea spent 48.3 billion USD in military spending.

33.9 billion went into military education, facilities, and logistics. The rest (14.3 billion) went into defense capability improvement.

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Spending: $45.3 USD

$11.3 B - Equipment acquisitions

$11.6 B - Sustain existing assets

$7.2 B - Nuclear-powered submarines

$948,000 - Extra frigates & offshore patrol

$7.9 B - Vehicles & weapons

$6.4 Fighter Jets

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Military spending 2023: $1.14B (USD)

Slight decline from 2022

Kenya military spending includes:

Civil personnel

Social services

Retirement pensions

Military Research/Development

Military Aid

Operation/Maintenance

Current GDP : $113.4B (USD)

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Brazil spent $21.18 billion on their military. Brazil spends most of their money on aircrafts, vehicles, and submarines.

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Columbia spent 10.3 billion dollars on there military.

Arms exports: 4mill

Armed forces: 428,000 people

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Amount: $21.27 Billion in a year 2023

They spent 1.5% of GDP on Air defense systems, tanks, armored personal carriers, and artillery systems.

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. According to world fact book 4.2% of GDP(2020) is spent on military

. limited available information; estimated 50,000 active military personnel , including approximately 40,000 army (2023)

.the military's inventory is comprised of aging Russian and soviet-era equipment(2023)

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Ireland spent around of 1.2 billion USD in 2023. This is an increase of 22 million from the year before.

Expenditures:

Capital funding such as: defense force communication systems, military transport aircraft and vehicles, protective equipment, etc

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Supporting new members

Military healthcare

Additional civilian recruitment

Despite spending over a billion dollars on their military, Ireland doesn't even rank within the top 40 countries in the world in terms of military spending.

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Egypt has a budget of roughly 4.4 billion and 3.6 billion U.S. dollars in defense spending. They spend that money on military, development, weapons, and maintenance.Egypt is ranked 10th out of 14 countries in the Middle East/North Africa region. .