Since 24 February 2022 the United States has committed to Ukraine:
- $21.2 billion in short-term military aid (~$4 per US citizen per month)
- $16.1 billion in long-term military aid (~$3 per US citizen per month)
US Military Aid
Weapons committed to Ukraineas of 21 May 2023
as of 21 May 2023
Towed Artillery
216
167
Self-Propelled Artillery
18
293
Multiple Launch Rocket System
20
84
Air Defense
32
112
War Plane
0
49
Helicopter
20
52
Tank
0
537
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
203
415
- Includes delivered and promised in the near future
- Air Defense: number of launchers is shown
- IFVs: includes all Bradley and Stryker variants
- Dataset
Weapons possessedas of 24 February 2022
as of 24 February 2022
Towed Artillery
12900
500
Self-Propelled Artillery
7000
700
Multiple Launch Rocket System
4300
360
Air Defense
2800
400
War Plane
1200
110
Helicopter
1400
120
Tank
18000
2100
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
19000
1500
- Includes equipment in store
- Air Defense: number of launchers is shown
- Tanks: includes T-62 and above
- IFVs: includes BMD, BTR-80A and above, BTR-3 and above
- Sources: iiss.org, armedforces.eu, globalsecurity.org, wikipedia.org
USA: Weapons possessed vs weapons provided under Presidential Drawdown (short term aid)as of 21 May 2023
as of 21 May 2023
Possessed
Provided
Towed Artillery
3400
216
Self-Propelled Artillery
1500
18
Multiple Launch Rocket System
1400
20
Air Defense
1600
16
Possessed
Provided
War Plane
3500
0
Helicopter
5000
20
Tank
6100
0
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
11000
203
- Includes equipment in store
- Air Defense: number of launchers is shown
- IFVs: includes all Bradley and Stryker variants
- Sources: iiss.org, armedforces.eu, globalsecurity.org, wikipedia.org, defense.gov