Department of Defense Directed Energy Weapons: Background and Issues for Congress
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| Title Agency Fiscal Year Program Element Requested ($ in thousands) Authorized ($ in thousands) Appropriated ($ in thousands) Weapons and Munitions Advanced Technology Army 2018 A 84,709 84,079 84,079 Weapons and Munitions Advanced Technology Army 2017 A 68,714 68,714 198,245 Air and Missile Defense Technology Army 2022 A 19,316 — Air and Missile Defense Technology Army 2021 A 56,298 66,298 109,298 Air and Missile Defense Technology Army 2020 A 50,771 50,771 19,316 Common Infrared Countermeasures (CIRCM) Army 2022 A 16,630 — — CIRCM Army 2021 A 23,321 28,321 28,321 CIRCM Army 2020 A 46,258 11,770 22,226 CIRCM Army 2019 A 53,848 2,670 33,809 CIRCM Army 2018 A 127,318 21,540 97,746 CIRCM Army 2017 A 107,877 10,900 127,318 Electronics and Electronic Devices Army 2019 A 58,283 58,283 96,760 Electronics and Electronic Devices Army 2018 A 58,352 60,352 90,613 Electronics and Electronic Devices Army 2017 A 56,322 56,322 72,979 Maneuver - Short Range Air Defense (M-SHORAD) Army 2022 A 39,376 — — M-SHORAD Army 2021 A 4,995 4,995 4,995 M-SHORAD Army 2020 A 39,100 29,400 41,690 M-SHORAD Army 2019 A 118,085 23,000 79,016 M-SHORAD Army 2018 A 20,000 20,000 19,201 M-SHORAD Army 2017 A — — 95,085 Directed Energy and Electric Weapon System Navy 2022 N 71,803 — Directed Energy and Electric Weapon System Navy 2021 N 128,845 128,845 126,895 Directed Energy and Electric Weapon System Navy 2020 N 118,169 118,169 136,535 Department of Defense Directed Energy Weapons Background and Issues for Congress Congressional Research Service 31 Download 1.8 Mb. Share with your friends:
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