Sum of every formal FMS notification to Congress. Added: 2023 ($254.0M), 2024 ($20,505.4M incl. F-15IA $18.82B), 2025 D9 $295M, Eitan $180M, JDAM $510M, 2026 AW119Kx $150M. The 8 Mar 2026 '$650 million' (Times of Israel, officials' description of a package) is replaced by the formal notification of $151.8M. Forum on the Arms Trade's 2025 row prints 11,100.7 but its own items sum to 11,110.7; items used. Itemised: 2023-12-08 120mm M830A1 tank cartridges (emergency) $106.5M; 2023-12-29 fuzes for 155mm artillery ammunition (emergency) $147.5M; 2024-08-13 50 F-15IA / F-15I+ aircraft $18,820.0M; 2024-08-13 120mm tank cartridges $774.1M; 2024-08-13 Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles $583.1M; 2024-08-13 AIM-120C-8 AMRAAM $102.5M; 2024-08-13 120mm HE mortar cartridges $61.1M; 2024-09-12 heavy duty tank trailers $164.6M; 2025-02-07 munitions, guidance kits, fuzes $6,750.0M; 2025-02-07 AGM-114 Hellfire $660.0M; 2025-02-28 2,000-lb bombs, I-2000 warheads (emergency) $2,040.0M; 2025-02-28 1,000-lb bombs and guidance kits (emergency) $675.7M; 2025-02-28 Caterpillar D9 bulldozers (emergency) $295.0M; 2025-04-14 Eitan powerpack engines $180.0M; 2025-06-30 JDAM guidance kits $510.0M; 2026-01-30 30 AH-64E Apache $3,800.0M; 2026-01-30 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles $1,980.0M; 2026-01-30 Namer APC power packs $740.0M; 2026-01-30 AW119Kx light utility helicopters $150.0M; 2026-03-06 12,000 BLU-110A/B 1,000-lb bomb bodies (emergency) $151.8M; 2026-05-01 10,000 APKWS-II rounds (emergency) $992.4M. FMF (part 1/9) pays for part of these FMS cases, so some overlap with aid remains (Costs of War itself keeps arms-sale agreements out of its aid total).
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