Congressional Budget Office V. The Long-Term Implications of Current Defense Plans: Detailed Update for Fiscal Year 2005

The Long-Term Implications of Current Defense Plans: Detailed Update for Fiscal Year 2005 - List of Briefing Slides [i] (September 2004)

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Detailed Update for Fiscal Year 2005
List of Briefing Slides
Introduction
Figure 1-1: Past and Projected Spending for Defense
Figure 1-2: Defense Spending as a Share of the Federal Budget and Gross Domestic Product
Figure 2-1: Spending for Operation and Support, by Functional Category
Figure 2-2: Spending for Operation and Support, by Military Department
Figure 2-3: Spending for Operation and Support, by Account
Figure 2-4: Spending for Operating Forces, by Military Department
Figure 2-5: Spending for the Military Medical System, by Category
Figure 3-1: Spending for Investment, by Budget Account and Weapon Type
Figure 3-2: Spending for Investment, by Military Department
Figure 3-3: Past and Projected Army Spending for Investment
Figure 3-4: Procurement of Army Ground Combat Vehicles
Figure 3-5: Age and Inventory of Army Ground Combat Vehicles
Figure 3-6: Procurement of Army Helicopters
Figure 3-7: Age and Inventory of Army Helicopters
Figure 3-9: Past and Projected Navy and Marine Corps Spending for Investment
Figure 3-10: Procurement of Battle Force Ships
Figure 3-11: Age and Inventory of Battle Force Ships
Figure 3-12: Procurement of Navy Fighter and Attack Aircraft
Figure 3-13: Age and Inventory of Navy Fighter and Attack Aircraft
Figure 3-14: Procurement of Marine Corps Helicopters
Figure 3-15: Age and Inventory of Marine Corps Helicopters
Figure 3-16: Procurement of Marine Corps Ground Combat Vehicles
Figure 3-17: Age and Inventory of Marine Corps Ground Combat Vehicles
Figure 3-19: Past and Projected Air Force Spending for Investment
Figure 3-20: Procurement of Air Force Fighter and Attack Aircraft
Figure 3-21: Age and Inventory of Air Force Fighter and Attack Aircraft
Figure 3-22: Procurement of Air Force Bombers
Figure 3-23: Age and Inventory of Air Force Bombers
Figure 3-24: Procurement of Air Force Airlifters
Figure 3-25: Age and Inventory of Air Force Airlifters
Figure 3-26: Procurement of Air Force Tankers
Figure 3-27: Age and Inventory of Air Force Tankers
Figure 3-29: Past and Projected Investment Spending for Defense Agencies
Figure 3-30: Past and Projected Investment Spending for Missile Defense
Figure 3-31: Procurement Versus Steady-State Levels
Appendix: Acronyms and Abbreviations

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