The US Military Is Dropping $63 Billion on These Weapons of War
Briefly

The United States spends more on its military than any other country, accounting for about 40% of global defense spending. Recent aggressive actions by foreign nations have prompted a reevaluation of military strategy and weapon systems.
The defense budget request for 2025 stands at $849.8 billion, marking a significant increase compared to previous years. Despite this growth, defense spending has decreased as a percentage of GDP.
Unlike many countries that might hide their defense expenditures under different budget categories, the U.S. openly declares its defense budget, revealing a stark contrast to the next largest military spenders like China and Russia.
The defense budget, which represents 13-15% of the total U.S. budget, emphasizes the reliance on an all-volunteer military structure, which incurs higher costs compared to conscripted forces in other countries.
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