United States Foreign Military Financing (FMF) which is separate from foreign aid was slightly more than $4.4 billion in 2006. Scroll down to read the list of 63 nations receiving military aid.
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1. Israel $2,257,020,000
2. Egypt $1,287,000,000
3. Pakistan $297,000,000
4. Jordan $207,900,000
5. Columbia $89,100,000
6. Poland $29,700,000
7. Philippines $29,700,000
8. Bahrain $15,590,000
9. Turkey $14,850,000
10. Oman $13,860,000
11. Romania $12,870,000
12. Morocco $12,380,000
13. Georgia $11,880,000
14. Ukraine $10,890,000
15. El Salvador $9,000,000
16. Bulgaria $9,000,000
17. Bosnia and Herzegovina $8,910,000
18. Yemen $8,410,000
19. Tunisia $8,410,000
20. Latvia $5,940,000
21. Lithuania $4,460,000
22. Estonia $4,450,000
23. Slovakia $3,960,000
24. Macedonia $3,960,000
25. Djibouti $3,960,000
26. Azerbaijan $3,960,000
27. Armenia $3,960,000
28. Czech Republic $3,960,000
29. Lebanon $3,710,000
30. Kazakhstan $3,460,000
31. Albania $3,460,000
32. Mongolia $2,970,000
33. Hungary $2,470,000
34. Liberia $1,980,000
35. Ethiopia $1,980,000
36. Kyrgyzstan $1,880,000
37. Thailand $1,490,000
38. Sri Lanka $990,000
39. Panama $990,000
40. Nigeria $990,000
41. Indonesia $990,000
42. East Timor $990,000
43. Cambodia $990,000
44. Bangladesh $990,000
45. Haiti $990,000
46. Dominican Republic $990,000
47. East. Caribbean $910,000
48. Honduras $890,000
49. Nicaragua $590,000
50. Jamaica $590,000
51. Chili $590,000
52. Tajikistan $490,000
53. Senegal $490,000
54. Moldova $490,000
55. Ghana $490,000
56. Slovenia $490,000
57. Fiji $490,000
58. Turkmenistan $300,000
59. Tonga $250,000
60. Belize $200,000
61. Suriname $100,000
62. Guyana $100,000
63. Bahamas $100,000
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TOTAL $4,409,190,000 ($4.40919 billion)
Link to a 2005 report outlining how the United States supports repressive, often socialist or communist regimes by giving and selling arms. How many billions have we given away? We may never know.
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