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Germany	Nov 23 2008, 04:01 PM
Obsessed Posts: 5,723 Group: Admins (NATO) Member #3 Joined: Sep 30, 2008 Currency Euro Capital Berlin Population 82,314,900 GDP (Nominal) $3,322 trillion Nominal Per Capita $40,415	Sorry it's taken so long, but me and Russia have finally worked out something that seems to work: Land Vehicle: 10% of price when new annually Nuclear ship: 5.6% of price when new annually non-nuclear ship: 3.6% of price when new annually (will be changed depending on oil price, this applies when oil price is $114 per barrel) Submarine: 3% of price when new annually Aircraft: 0.001(average annual flight hours per pilot)( price when new) annually Costs per soldier in the army/marines/equivalent per year: Future combat system: coming soon to a budget near you! First world: GDP per capita + $151,000 Second world: GDP per capita + $11,000 Third world: GDP per capita +$1000 Guy with AK-47 and tin hat: GDP per Capita Deployed troops (AKA in a war zone/peacekeeping force/whatever): double previous cost. Reserves: a quarter of the previous cost (this applies for vehicles in reserve as well) This cost per soldier does not apply for soldiers in the navy or air force. Please work out how much your military costs to maintain before you start modifying how much equipment/troops you have. If you can't find the price when new of something then estimate a reasonable price. If you're unsure what to estimate then please ask. sorry for the delay.


How to work out military upkeep costs · Military Upkeep and Budgets