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Additional Defence Data 2008

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL 2006 2007 2008 07-08% Total Defence Expenditure: €201 Bln €204 Bln €200 Bln -1,9% Defence Expenditure as a % of GDP: 1,78% 1,69% 1,63% Defence Expenditure as a % of Government Expenditure: 3,78% 3,69% 3,51 % Defence Expenditure Per Capita: €412 €417 €406 -2,6%

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL 2006 and 2007 have been inflated to 2008 economic conditions

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL 2006 2007 2008 07-08% Military Personnel: 1,940,112 1,836,882 1,800,707 -2,0% Civil Personnel: 484,827 457,392 433,780 -5,1% Defence Spend Per Military: € 103,602 € 111,117 €111,198 +2,7% Investment (Equipment Procurement and R&D) Per Military: € 20,002 € 22,795 €23,274 +2.1% Military Personnel: Authorised strengths of all active military personnel; includes non-MOD personnel in uniform who can operate under military command and can be deployed outside national territory.

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL 2006 2007 2008 % Personnel: €110 Bln €106 Bln €106,2 Bln +0,2% Investment: €38,8 Bln €41,8 Bln €41,9 Bln +0,2% (Equip. Proc. including R&D/R&T): Operations and Maintenance: €43,3Bln €47,0 Bln €43,3 Bln -7,8% Other: €8,9 Bln €9,2 Bln €8,6 Bln -4,3% (Includes Infrastructure & Construction) Personnel: Pay and allowances paid to: military personnel; civilian personnel. Pensions – only if paid directly by the government (MoD or other State-owned institution) to: retired military personnel; retired civilian employees. O&M:expenditure covering supplies of ammunition and explosives, petroleum products, spare parts for O&M of major equipment, other equipment and supplies (to military personnel or units, excluding major equipment), rents for real estate as well as expenditure for utilities, maintenance of infrastructure and other general administrative expenses.

EUROPEAN DEFENCE EXPENDITURE DATA- GENERAL Equipment Procurement expenditure includes expenditure for all major equipment categories (missile systems, missiles, aircrafts, artillery, combat vehicles, engineering equipment, weapons and small arms, transport vehicles, ships and harbour craft, electronic and communications equipment, etc.), that are not included in O&M spending. R&D: Any R&D programmes up to the point where expenditure for production of equipment starts to be incurred. R&T: Subset of R&D – expenditure for basic research, applied research and technology demonstration for defence purposes.

2006 2007 2008 07-08% Investment Breakdown REFORM 2006 2007 2008 07-08% Equipment Procurement: €29,1 Bln €32,3 Bln €33,3 Bln +3.4% R&D: €9,7 Bln €9,6 Bln €8,6 Bln -9.4% R&T(Subset of R&D): €2,66 Mln €2,54* Mln €2,48 Mln -2.5% *Data has been revised Equipment Procurement expenditure includes expenditure for all major equipment categories (missile systems, missiles, aircrafts, artillery, combat vehicles, engineering equipment, weapons and small arms, transport vehicles, ships and harbour craft, electronic and communications equipment, etc.), that are not included in O&M spending. R&D: Any R&D programmes up to the point where expenditure for production of equipment starts to be incurred. R&T: Subset of R&D – expenditure for basic research, applied research and technology demonstration for defence purposes.

2006 2007 2008 % Outsourcing: €14,1 Bln €14,4 Bln €12,0 Bln -16,6% REFORM 2006 2007 2008 % Outsourcing: €14,1 Bln €14,4 Bln €12,0 Bln -16,6% O&M Outsourced: €10,2 Bln €10,8 Bln €9,4 Bln -12,9% Capital Investment €1,257 Mln €1,731 Mln €1,256 Mln -27,0% Outsourced: Operation Costs: €8,962 Mln €8,631 Mln €9,653 Mln +11,8%

REFORM

COLLABORATION – DEFENCE EQUIPMENT PROCUREMENT 2006 2007 2008 07-08% Collaborative Defence Equipment Procurement: €6663 Mln €6846 Mln €8072 Mln +17,9% European Collaborative Defence Equipment Procurement: €6078 Mln €6107 Mln €7068 Mln +15,7% Equipment Procurement out of Total Procurement: 20,9% 18,9% 21,2% European Collaboration out of Collaborative Procurement: 91% 89% 87% Collaboration: Agreement by at least two Ministries of Defence for project or programme contracts. European Collaboration: Subset of Collaboration; agreement by at least two EU Member States Ministries of Defence for project or programme contracts. Possible non-EU partners share in such contracts is lower than 50%.

COLLABORATION – R&T 2006 2007 2008 07-08% Collaborative R&T: €385 Mln €377* Mln €449 Mln +19,0% European Collaborative R&T: €254 Mln €332* Mln €409 Mln +23,1% European Collaborative R&T out of Total R&T: 9,6% 13,1*% 16,5% out of Collaborative R&T: 65,9% 88,0% 91% *Data has been revised

Average number of troops deployed: 83,300* 77,900* 80,177 +2,9% DEPLOYABILITY 2006 2007 2008 07-08% Average number of troops deployed: 83,300* 77,900* 80,177 +2,9% Deployable (Land) Forces: 426,700* 444,700 464,574 +4,4% Sustainable (Land) Forces: 100,900 110,482 125,237 +13,4% Average Number of troops deployed out of pMS Military Personnel : 5% 4% 4% *Data has been revised Average number of troops deployed = Average number of troops deployed throughout the year by all 24 EDA Participating Member States (All forces) Deployable (Land) Forces = (Land) Forces troops prepared for deployed operations (the NATO 50% target). Sustainable (Land) Forces = (Land) Forces troops undertaking or planned for sustained operations (the NATO 10% target).

DEPLOYABILITY *Data for 2006 has been revised Average number of troops deployed = Average number of troops deployed throughout the year by all 24 EDA Participating Member States (All forces) Deployable (Land) Forces = (Land) Forces troops prepared for deployed operations (the NATO 50% target). Sustainable (Land) Forces = (Land) Forces troops undertaking or planned for sustained operations (the NATO 10% target).