The pie chart is headlined, "Look closely at this chart of federal spending." It says spending on the "military" accounts for 57 percent of the federal dollar, with other categories ranging from 1 ...

The comparative size of the US military budget is shown in the graphic below, which compares the 2015 budget to a range of other big expenditures: BI_graphics_Millitary budget compare chart (Skye ...

1) The United States spent 20 percent of the federal budget on defense in 2011. All told, the U.S. government spent about $718 billion on defense and international security assistance in 2011 ...

The pie charts demonstrate that the United States accounts for a larger share of global military spending than of either GDP or population, and would continue to even if military spending were to ...

Wheeler offers a chart of the budget figures for both 2012 and 2013 ... I really would like to know how many cars and how much it costs to ferry US military personnel, ...

With $700 billion in projected defense cuts, and more than $1 trillion in cuts if a budget agreement can't be reached by the super-committee, military 'experts' are claiming the U.S. will be all ...

Q: What about Ben & Jerry’s chart saying 50% of federal spending is military? A: Not true. The real figure is 19.4%. FULL QUESTION In my area [New Hampshire] there is a sticker that has appeared ...

HBO's Bill Maher slammed Elon Musk and DOGE for not targeting US defense spending in ... He then cited the $6.8 trillion in the 2024 federal budget and had a pie chart showing defense ...

But that’s still in the neighborhood of just 60% of the United States' military spending. Russia, mired in an ongoing war with Ukraine, spent a record $148.9 billion on its military in 2024—a ...

The defense budget is undergoing a major shake-up, with an 8 percent annual realignment targeting bureaucracy, force structure, and legacy systems to free up $50 billion per year for emerging ...

Interactive chart shows what non-defense discretionary spending is and how it's allotted. The interactive on this page uses a deprecated technology that is unable to render in modern browsers ...