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Appendix A

Budget Tables

Table A-1

Department of Defense—Budget Authority by Appropriation (Dollars in millions) (1, 2, 3, 4)

 

FY 1985

FY 1990

FY 1998

FY 1999

FY 2000

FY 2001

FY 2002

FY 2003

Current Dollars

Military Personnel

67,773

78,876

69,821

70,650

73,838

76,888

81,997

94,296

O&M

77,803

88,309

97,215

104,992

108,776

115,758

127,668

150,444

Procurement

96,842

81,376

44,818

51,112

54,973

62,607

61,120

68,710

RDT&E

31,327

36,459

37,089

38,290

38,706

41,594

48,409

53,857

Military Construction

5,517

5,130

5,466

5,405

5,106

5,423

6,555

4,767

Family Housing

2,890

3,143

3,828

3,592

3,543

3,683

4,050

4,220

Defense-wide Contingency

9

             

Revolving & Management Funds

5,088

566

2,591

5,381

7,314

5,333

1,581

3,122

Trust & Receipts

-426

-832

-2,115

-694

-1,606

-1,262

-1,383

-673

Deduct, Intragovernment Receipt

-21

-27

-130

-133

-115

-76

-118

-119

Total, Current Dollars

286,802

292,999

258,583

278,595

290,534

309,948

329,878

378,624

Constant FY 2003 Dollars

Military Personnel

123,364

123,624

84,721

83,196

83,218

83,919

84,790

94,296

O&M

126,827

123,188

110,484

116,663

118,479

121,259

130,241

150,444

Procurement

143,958

101,768

48,470

54,523

57,702

64,656

62,129

68,710

RDT&E (5)

47,757

46,693

40,304

41,120

40,802

43,014

49,172

53,857

Military Construction

8,420

6,521

5,970

5,810

5,391

5,623

6,672

4,767

Family Housing

4,311

4,003

4,130

3,831

3,725

3,797

4,110

4,220

Defense-wide Contingency

13

             

Revolving & Management Funds

7,692

725

2,895

5,724

7,671

5,495

1,602

3,122

Trust & Receipts

-644

-1,066

-2,267

-738

-1,685

-1,300

-1,401

-673

Deduct, Intragovernment Receipt

-31

-34

-139

-142

-121

-78

-120

-119

Total, Constant Dollars

461,666

405,421

294,567

309,988

315,183

326,385

337,195

378,624

% Real Growth

               

Military Personnel

   

-4.3

-1.8

0.0

0.8

1.0

11.2

O&M

   

2.5

5.6

1.6

2.3

7.4

15.5

Procurement

   

3.3

12.5

5.8

12.1

-3.9

10.6

RDT&E

   

0.7

2.0

-0.8

5.4

14.3

9.5

Military Construction

   

-5.5

-2.7

-7.2

4.3

18.6

-28.6

Family Housing

   

-8.3

-7.2

-2.8

1.9

8.2

2.7

Total

   

-2.1

5.2

1.7

3.6

3.3

12.3

 

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1- Numbers may not add to total due to rounding.

2 - Tables A-1 and A-2 show the total DoD budget, which consists of both discretionary spending and direct spending. These terms were defined by the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985 (commonly known as the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act), which was extended and amended extensively by the Budget Enforcement Act of 1990 and the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993. Discretionary spending is controlled through annual appropriations acts. Direct spending (sometimes called mandatory spending) occurs as a result of permanent laws. For DoD, mandatory spending consists mostly of offsetting receipts.

3 - Extensive budget data is available on the DoD web site-www.dtic.mil/comptroller. Click on Defense Budget, then National Defense Budget Estimates (Green Book).

4 - Large decline in military construction in FY 2000 reflects a one-time action to allow advance funding in this account.

5 - RDT&E=Research, Development, Test and Evaluation

 

Table A-2

Department of Defense—Budget Authority by Component (6,7) (Dollars in millions)

 

FY 1985

FY 1990

FY 1998

FY 1999

FY 2000

FY 2001

FY 2002

FY 2003

Current Dollars

Army

74,270

78,479

64,045

68,367

73,165

77,027

80,817

90,832

Navy

99,015

99,977

80,696

84,028

88,795

95,501

98,617

108,181

Air Force

99,420

92,890

76,284

81,914

83,050

89,549

94,242

106,907

Defense Agencies/OSD/JCS

13,126

18,663

23,389

24,450

24,753

26,755

31,332

34,843

Defense-wide

970

2,989

14,169

19,836

20,771

21,117

24,870

37,862

Total, Current Dollars

286,802

292,999

258,583

278,595

290,534

309,948

329,878

378,624

Constant FY 2003 Dollars

Army

123,986

111,858

74,236

76,952

79,761

81,681

82,731

90,832

Navy

158,537

137,808

91,429

93,548

96,252

100,386

100,577

108,181

Air Force

156,329

127,014

86,003

90,402

89,756

93,667

95,913

106,907

Defense Agencies/OSD/JCS

21,365

24,980

25,850

26,548

26,290

27,802

31,862

34,843

Defense-wide

1,449

3,760

17,049

22,537

23,124

22,848

26,112

37,862

Total, Constant Dollars

461,666

405,421

294,567

309,988

315,183

326,385

337,195

378,624

% Real Growth

               

Army

   

-3.2

3.7

3.6

2.4

1.3

9.8

Navy

   

-1.1

2.3

2.9

4.3

0.2

7.6

Air Force

   

1.5

5.1

-0.7

4.4

2.4

11.5

Defense Agencies/OSD/JCS

   

2.7

2.7

-1.0

5.8

14.6

9.4

Defense-wide

   

-22.0

32.2

2.6

-1.2

14.3

45.0

Total

   

-2.1

5.2

1.7

3.6

3.3

12.3

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6 - Numbers may not add to total due to rounding. Entries for the three military departments include Retired Pay accrual.

7 - Extensive budget data is available on the DoD web site-www.dtic.mil/comptroller. Click on Defense Budget, then National Defense Budget Estimates (Green Book).

Each year's multi-volume Budget of the United States Government is the most widely available source for data for National Defense (Function 050 - includes Dept of Energy defense activities) and for the Department of Defense (DoD) (Function 051). The President submits his proposed budget to Congress on the first Monday in the February preceding the October 1st start of a new fiscal year. Each year's Budget is available in most public libraries and many Congressional offices. It also is on line at www.gpo.gov/usbudget/, where one can select:
· Budget of the US Government, the main document, includes chapter on national security.
· Historical Tables: Include tables showing total budget authority and total outlays (total equals discretionary plus mandatory).
· Budget System and Concepts for explanations of the federal budget process and terms like budget authority, discretionary spending, and mandatory spending.

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