Program 1033 –$1.8 Billion in Military Gear Transferred to Local Police Agencies Program 1033 $1.8 Billion in Military Gear Transferred to 8,200 Local Police Agencies

OPENTHEBOOKS OVERSIGHT REPORT | PROGRAM 1033 –$1.8 BILLION IN MILITARY GEAR TRANSFERRED TO LOCAL POLICE AGENCIES PROGRAM 1033 $1.8 BILLION IN MILITARY GEAR TRANSFERRED TO 8,200 LOCAL POLICE AGENCIES

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PUBLISHED: SEPTEMBER 2020

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Civil unrest in urban areas during the summer of 2020 has sparked renewed interest in the Pentagon’s transfer of surplus military equipment to local law enforcement agencies.

Liberals tend to raise civil liberties concerns while conservatives question why the federal government is involving itself in area of responsibility traditionally reserved for states and local communities.

In the database provided by the U.S. government, 581,000 items of military gear worth $1.8 billion were distributed to domestic law enforcement since 1993. All items were in current inventory at local law enforcement agencies as of March 2020.

We found that military equipment flowed into 8,200 communities across America. Quite likely, your own hometown police received some gear.

Even small town police departments now possess mine resistant vehicles, armored trucks, helicopters, M16’s and M14’s, infrared goggles, and grenade launchers.

Now, you can search our interactive map by ZIP Code and see which law enforcement agencies received what types of equipment – both in quantity and acquisition value.

Critics and advocates of the program must grapple with the key question: “What legitimate law enforcement purpose is served by the procurement of military hardware, and, therefore, the militarization of our domestic police departments?”

WHO WE ARE American Transparency (OpenTheBooks.com) is a public charity. We do not accept government money. Our oversight reports present hard data so citizens, media, think tanks, politicians, and watchdogs can “follow the money.” Hard facts are non-partisan and enhance the public discourse.

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SCOPE & METHODOLOGY

Our OpenTheBooks Oversight Report: Program 1033 – $1.8 Billion In Military Gear Transferred To Local Police Agencies is a survey of current inventories. Our auditors reviewed the data across all 50 states including deeper dives into the ten most populous and the three least populous states.

We obtained the data for our report from the Pentagon through open records requests and the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.” This report quantified all disclosed transfer of equipment, gear, and weaponry since 1993 that is in the current inventory of domestic law enforcement as of March 31, 2020.

Search our interactive map to see all military equipment transferred to local police agencies under Program 1033 by ZIP Code across America. Just click a pin (ZIP Code) and scroll down to review the results rendered in the chart beneath the map.

BACKGROUND

“In the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal years 1990 and 1991, Congress authorized the transfer of excess Department of Defense (DoD) property to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. Congress later passed the NDAA for fiscal year 1997, which allows law enforcement agencies to acquire property for bona fide law enforcement purposes – particularly those associated with counter-drug and counter-terrorism activities.” Source: Defense Logistics Agency website.

Approximately 8,200 federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies from forty-nine states and four U.S. territories participated in the program.

The DoD transfers two kinds of property: controlled and non-controlled.

Controlled property includes small arms/personal weapons, demilitarized vehicles, aircraft, etc. These items are loaned to law enforcement while the DoD retains the title.

Non-controlled property consists of common items such as office equipment, computers, first aid kits/ supplies, hand tools, sleeping bags, clothing, etc. The ownership of non-controlled property transfers after one year.

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Prologue...... 1 Scope & Methodology and Background...... 2 Contents...... 3 Top 10 Takeaways...... 4

PART 1: THE GEAR...... 6 Program 1033 Selected Items Transferred...... 7 Interactive Map...... 9

PART 2: CASE STUDIES...... 10 TOP 10 STATES RECEIVING THE MOST MILITARY GEAR...... 11 California...... 12 Texas...... 14 Florida...... 16 New York...... 18

CONTENTS Pennsylvania...... 20 Illinois...... 22 Ohio...... 23 Georgia...... 26 North Carolina...... 28 TOP 3 LEAST POPULOUS STATES RECEIVING MILITARY GEAR 30 Alaska...... 30 Vermont...... 33 Wyoming...... 34

APPENDIX...... 35 1033 Program By State...... 36 1033 Program By U.S. Territory...... 37 1033 Program By Item Over $100k...... 38 Previous Oversight...... 54 About American Transparency...... 55

OPENTHEBOOKS.COM | A PROJECT OF AMERICAN TRANSPARENCY | 501(c)(3) 3 TOP 10 TAKEAWAYS THE PENTAGON transferred 581,034 items of surplus military gear worth $1.8 billion since 1993 – 1 an amount that only includes the items still held today by law enforcement agencies.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT 2 Transfers included mine resistant vehicles (1,099 items, $743.8 million value); trucks (cargo, panel, van, dump, utility, lift, and military) (3,465 items, $251 million value); helicopters (344 items, $83.6 million value); airplanes (24 items, $104.8 million value); and armored trucks and cars (284 items, $24.4 million value).

WEAPONRY 3 Transfers included rifles, 5.56mm and 7.62mm (66,375 items, $26.2 million value); pistols, .38, .40, .45 caliber (7,339 items, $689,553 value); riot 12-guage shotguns (1,218 items, $121,611 value); bayonets (167 items, $11,690 value), and grenade launchers (7 items, $27,814 value).

OTHER GEAR 4 Transfers included night-vision sights, sniper scopes, binoculars, telescopes, and goggles (131,358 items, $42 million value); mine detecting sets, marking kits, and probes (230 items, $599,341 million value).

MILITARY ROBOTS 5 Transfers included remote controlled vehicles, underwater vehicles, explosive ordnance disposal, and stun devices (451 items, $20.4 million value). 6 TOP 10 STATES

OHIO 1. CALIFORNIA | $153.1 MILLION CALIFORNIA NORTH CAROLINA 2. TEXAS | $144 MILLION TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA 3. TENNESSEE | $133.7 MILLION ARIZONA

GEORGIA 4. FLORIDA | $105.6 MILLION ALABAMA

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TOP LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 7 The Department of Law Enforcement of Tallahassee, Florida ($20.6 million) received an amount that exceeded the sum total of the bottom seven states. Items included fixed wing aircrafts ($17 million), multi-mode imaging system ($2.5 million), and a utility system modular tent ($229,062).

INTERACTIVE MAP 8 Search our interactive map to see all military equipment transferred to local police agencies under Program 1033 by ZIP Code across America. Just click a pin (ZIP Code) and scroll down to review the results rendered in the chart beneath the map.

MOST EXPENSIVE AND LEAST EXPENSIVE ITEMS 9 The California Highway Patrol received a $22 million fixed wing aircraft in 2016. The Arizona Department of Public Safety received $51 million in fixed wing aircraft (3) delivered on December 3, 2015 with each plane valued at $17 million.

Least Expensive Item – two wood screws (23 cents) transferred to the Weatherly Police Department in Pennsylvania on June 5, 2019.

The only state not in the federal data receiving Program 1033 surplus military 10 equipment is Hawaii.

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PART 1 THE GEAR

FIND ALL GEAR RANKED FROM HIGH TO LOW AND EXCEEDING $100,000 IN TRANSFER VALUE LISTED IN THE APPENDIX

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PROGRAM 1033 SELECTED ITEMS TRANSFERRED

Mine Resistant vehicle Helicopter-utility, observation Rifles (M16), 5.56mm 1,099 items | $743.8 million 338 items | $77.9 million 54,131 items | $24.4 million

Fixed Wing Aircraft Armored Truck Tank Truck 13 items | $98.7 million 236 items | $15.4 million 20 items | $4.7 million

Rifles (M14), 7.62mm Night vision goggle Night vision sniper scope 12,244 items | $1.8 million 1,890 items | $9.6 million 1,263 items | $8.7 million

Light armored vehicle Sight, Reflex Range Finder, Laser 10 items | $5.4 million 45,214 items | $3.7 million 45,214 items | $3.7 million

Binocular Grenade launchers Riot 12-gauge shotguns 2,641 items | $1.2 million 7 items | $27,814 1,218 items | $121,611

Pistols (.38, .40, .45 caliber) Bayonet 7,339 items | $689,553 value 167 items | $11,690 value

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Since 1993 and currently in the inventory of law enforcement agencies, the Pentagon transferred 581,034 items of surplus military gear worth $1.8 billion to law enforcement agencies.

LARGE TRANSFERRED MILITARY-EQUIPMENT INCLUDED: Mine Resistant Vehicles 1,099 ITEMS | $743.8 MILLION VALUE

Trucks (cargo, panel, van, dump, utility, lift, and military) 3,465 ITEMS | $251 MILLION VALUE

Helicopters 344 ITEMS | $83.6 MILLION VALUE

Airplanes 24 ITEMS | $104.8 MILLION VALUE

Armored trucks and cars 284 ITEMS | $24.4 MILLION VALUE

WEAPONRY INCLUDED: Rifles, 5.56mm and 7.62mm 66,375 ITEMS | $26.2 MILLION

Pistols (.38, .40, .45 caliber) 7,339 ITEMS | $689,553 VALUE

Riot 12-gauge shotguns 1,218 ITEMS | $121,611

Grenade launchers 7 ITEMS | $27,814

Military robots and remote controlled vehicles, underwater vehicles, explosive ordinance disposal, and stun devices (451 items, $20.4 million value).

Other gear included night-vision sights, sniper scopes, binoculars, telescopes, and goggles (131,358 items, $42 million value); mine detecting sets, marking kits, and probes (230 items, $599,341 million value).

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PART 2 BY STATE

FIND EACH STATE RECEIVING PROGRAM 1033 EQUIPMENT – INCLUDING ITEM COUNTS AND ACQUISITION VALUES – IN THE APPENDIX.

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TOP 10 STATES RECEIVING THE MOST MILITARY GEAR

OHIO

CALIFORNIA NORTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA ARIZONA

GEORGIA ALABAMA

TEXAS

FLORIDA

1. CALIFORNIA $153.1 MILLION 2. TEXAS $144 MILLION 3. TENNESSEE $133.7 MILLION 4. FLORIDA $105.6 MILLION Search by ZIP Code and review 5. ARIZONA $93.9 MILLION the transfer into your local police 6. ALABAMA $88.7 MILLION departments across USA. 7. S. CAROLINA $76.3 MILLION 8. OHIO $66.9 MILLION 9. GEORGIA $62.8 MILLION 10. N. CAROLINA $51.3 MILLION

CASE STUDIES TOP 10 MOST POPULOUS STATES

CALIFORNIA Population: 39,512,223 Governor: Gavin Newsom (D) Total Items Acquired: 88,266 Total Value of Acquired Items: $153.1 MILLION

TOP 10 PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR CALIFORNIA TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 54 $36,512,080

AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING 2 $22,105,000

HELICOPTER, UTILITY 17 $15,679,670

PACKBOT 510 WITH FASTAC REMOTELY CONTROLLED VEHICLE 97 $7,469,000

IMAGE INTENSIFIER, NIGHT VISION 751 $5,551,718

UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 76 $5,104,824

SMALL CRAFT BOAT 6 $4,417,500

TRUCK, UTILITY 64 $4,243,112

ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 9 $3,250,000

AIRPLANE, CARGO - TRANSPORT 4 $3,203,460

Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In California, the top 6 items transferred to local police were 54 mine resistant vehicles ($36.5 million), 2 fixed wing aircraft ($22.1 million), 17 helicopters ($15.7 million), 97 Packbot remote controlled iRobots ($7.5 million), 76 unmanned ground vehicles ($5.1 million), and 6 small craft boats ($4.4 million). Some miscellaneous items included 1,598 national flags, 981 pairs of men’s underwear, and 1,307 ball-point pens.

There were 4,606 5.56mm rifles ($2.1 million), 359 7.62mm rifles ($49,542), 751 image illuminator night vision, 718 infrared illuminators ($392,384), 2 platform optic sniper rifles ($374), and 68 night vision sniper scopes ($838,500).

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The Santa Barbara Sheriff Department ($8 million) Other agencies received large amounts received the most gear. Top items included: of gear including: Helicopter Orange County Sheriff Department $922,704 20,652 ITEMS | $4.7 MILLION

Cargo transfer plane Los Angeles County Sheriff Department $749,050 15,501 ITEMS | $3.9 MILLION

4 Packbot remote controlled iRobots Tehama County Sheriff Office $310,000 10,091 ITEMS | $1.7 MILLION

12 unmanned ground vehicles Kern County Sheriff Office $152,454 6,146 ITEMS | $1.5 MILLION

Ventura County Sheriff Office 5,512 ITEMS, $4.1 MILLION

The Covina Police Department (population: 47,000) received a mine-resistant vehicle worth $658,000 and 19 unmanned vehicles ($1.2 million). Amador County (population: 38,000) in the Sierra Nevada mountains procured 2 mine-resistant vehicles ($1.3 million) – as did Los Angeles County (population: 10 million).

San Francisco received nearly $1 million of surplus military equipment including 320 items: 136 infrared illuminators, 100 night vision scopes, 49 reflex and thermal sights, 2 night-vision sniper scopes, and a remote ordinance neutralization robot ($185,493).

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TEXAS Population: 28,995,881 Governor: Greg Abbott (R) Total Items Acquired: 46,610 Total Value of Acquired Items: $144 MILLION

TOP 10 PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR TEXAS TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 115 $78,179,800

TRUCK, UTILITY 123 $9,150,266

AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING 1 $5,390,000

TRUCK, CARGO 34 $4,185,324

SIGHT, THERMAL 238 $2,749,357

UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 27 $2,125,885

HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 15 $1,912,674

TRUCK, AMBULANCE 20 $1,911,353

IMAGE INTENSIFIER, NIGHT VISION 290 $1,845,055

SIGHT, REFLEX 5,401 $1,802,850

Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Texas, the top 5 items were 115 mine resistant vehicles ($78.2 million), 123 utility trucks ($9.2 million), 1 fixed wing aircraft ($5.4 million), 34 cargo trucks ($4.2 million), and 238 thermal sights ($2.7 million).

Rifle transfer included2,377 5.56mm rifles ($1.1 million) and 672 7.62mm rifles ($92,736). Miscellaneous items included 2 night vision viewer test sets ($56,650), 31 defibrillators ($54,731), 2 tool kits ($50,050), 4 smoke machines ($37,759), and 7 treadmills ($35,230).

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The Houston Police Department (pop. 2.3 million) Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office (pop. 251,565) received the most equipment ($11.7 million). received $3.6 million in equipment. Top items included: Top items included:

1 fixed wing aircraft 1 utility helicopter $5.4 MILLION $922,704

2 mine resistant vehicles 1 mine resistant vehicle $1.5 MILLION $658,000

2,150 reflex sights 2 transmission assemblies $708,599 $611,344

6 utility trucks 6 ground unmanned vehicles $363,032 $425,442

6 cargo trucks 1 observation helicopter $343,590 $190,817

The Texas Rangers received $4 million in gear. Top items included:

4 mine resistant vehicles $2.6 MILLION

2 combat/assault/tactical wheeled vehicles $276,000

37 laser transmitters $257,448

209 small arms integrated illuminators $199,014

4 ground unmanned vehicles

$134,335 U.S. Army | www.army.mil

NOTABLE: The Cypress Fairbanks ISD PD K-12 procured bayonet-knife (60 units, $4,236 value) and Granite Sholas PD received that same bayonet-knife (10 units, $706 value).

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FLORIDA Population: 21,477,737 Governor: Ron DeSantis (R) Total Items Acquired: 12,195 Total Value of Acquired Items: $105.6 MILLION

TOP 10 PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR FLORIDA TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 70 $46,131,002

AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING 1 $17,000,000

HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 57 $6,214,381

TRUCK, UTILITY 65 $5,364,065

HELICOPTER, UTILITY 5 $4,613,520

IMAGING SYSTEM, MULTI-MODE 2 $2,475,212

TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY 6 $1,834,032

ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 14 $1,719,000

RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 3,683 $1,704,898

HELICOPTER, FLIGHT TRAINER 2 $1,666,800

Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Florida, the top 5 items were 70 mine resistant vehicles ($46.1 million), a fixed wing aircraft ($17 million), 57 observation helicopters ($6.2 million), 65 utility trucks ($5.4 million), and 5 utility helicopters ($4.6 million).

Rifle transfers included3,683 5.56mm rifles ($1.7 million) and 7.62mm rifle ($32.154). Miscellaneous items included tents ($71,187), 5-ton air conditioners ($60,000), night vision goggles ($27,480), toolboxes ($20,400), and clothes washers ($13,380).

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The Department of Law Enforcement of Tallahassee Pinellas County (pop. 974,996) received $1.6 million ($20.6 million), a statewide agency, received the in equipment. Top items included: most gear. Top items included: 2 mine resistant vehicles 1 fixed wing aircraft $1.3 MILLION $17 MILLION 2 armored trucks Multi-mode imaging system $130,140 $2.5 MILLION Remotely controlled vehicles 4 rifles 7.62mm $77,000 $552 1 utility truck Utility system modular tent $41,061 $229,062 Mine resistant vehicle | Pinellas Park Police $658,000

The Florida Highway Patrol received $2.6 million in gear with most of the procurement from 3 mine resistant vehicles ($2.2 million).

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NEW YORK Population: 19,453,561 Governor: Andrew Cuomo (D) Total Items Acquired: 5,222 Total Value of Acquired Items: $35.1 MILLION

PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR NEW YORK OVER $100K TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 24 $16,196,905

TRUCK, UTILITY 112 $7,334,810

UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 24 $1,286,495

TRUCK, AMBULANCE 14 $1,188,821

HELICOPTER, UTILITY 1 $922,704

HELICOPTER, FLIGHT TRAINER 1 $833,400

AIRPLANE, CARGO - TRANSPORT 1 $749,045

TRUCK, ARMORED 9 $585,630

ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 2 $504,994

HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 3 $442,505

CAPABILITIES SET, NON-LETHAL 1 $401,038

PACKBOT 510 WITH FASTAC REMOTELY CONTROLLED VEHICLE 4 $308,000

TRUCK, VAN 1 $280,000

TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS, DEMIL C 1 $200,000

TRUCK, CARGO 3 $190,890

SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLE 1 $190,744

MK3MOD0 1 $185,493

TOWER, OBSERVATION 2 $174,850

ILLUMINATOR, INTEGRATED, SMALL ARMS 69 $101,126

Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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In New York, the top 5 items transferred to local police were 24 mine resistant vehicles ($16.2 million), 112 utility trucks ($7.3 million), 24 unmanned ground vehicles ($1.2 million), 2 helicopters ($1.8 million), and 9 armored trucks ($585,630).

Rifle transfers included149 5.56mm rifles ($76,851), 104 7.62mm rifles ($14,352), 5 sniper scopes ($26,570), and 6 image intensifier night vision scopes ($48,694). Miscellaneous items included 520 shackles, 104 assault packs, and 56 tourniquets.

The State Police Headquarters received the The Rye Police Department (pop. 15,000) received most gear ($2.5 million). $1 million in surplus military equipment. Items included: Items included: Helicopter Van-styled truck 2 small craft boats $922,704 $280,000 $74,000

Cargo transfer plane Special purpose vehicle Aircraft towing tractor $749,050 $190,744 $29,723

4 Packbot remote controlled iRobots Utility truck Miscellaneous materials $310,000 $172,193 handling equipment $64,000 12 unmanned ground vehicles Ambulance $152,454 $96,466

The Suffolk County Police ($1.5 million) and the Suffolk County Sheriff ($1.4 million) procured a combined 31 military trucks ($1.8 million).

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PENNSYLVANIA Population: 12,801,989 Governor: Tom Wolf (D) Total Items Acquired: 14,026 Total Value of Acquired Items: $21.7 MILLION

PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR PENNSYLVANIA OVER $100K TOTAL ITEM NAME COUNT ACQUISITION VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 17 $12,456,000

UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 8 $1,384,924

TRUCK, UTILITY 9 $654,321

TRUCK, CARGO 8 $636,767

TRUCK, AMBULANCE 6 $578,796

TRUCK, ARMORED 5 $325,350

SIGHT, THERMAL 26 $313,935

TRUCK, VAN 2 $263,445

NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 32 $229,144

SIGHT, REFLEX 629 $203,036

TOOL KIT, METAL WORKER'S 6 $177,512

RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 573 $174,229

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SET TACTICAL COMBAT MEDICAL CARE-2008 1 $138,604

TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS 3 $129,328

TRUCK, LIFT, FORK 1 $100,010

Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Pennsylvania, the top 5 items included 17 mine resistant vehicles ($12.5 million), 8 ground unmanned vehicles ($1.4 million), 9 utility trucks ($654,321), 8 cargo trucks ($636,767), and 6 ambulance trucks ($578,796).

Rifle transfers included573 5.56mm rifles ($174,229) and 122 7.62mm rifles ($16,836). Miscellaneous items included 24 divers’ suit vests ($70,060), 7 tents ($41,734), 1 public address set ($33,434), 19 laptop computers ($29,325), and 4 printers ($15,464).

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Ohio Township Police Department (pop. 6,767) received the most equipment ($1.9 million). Items included:

5 ground unmanned vehicles $936,560

1 mine resistant vehicle $733,000

1 utility truck $89,900

10 night vision goggles $76,210

30 small arms integrated illuminators $26,100 Bryan R. Smith/AFP via Getty Images

The Scranton Police Department (pop. 77,182) received 1 mine resistant vehicle ($658,000).

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OPENTHEBOOKS.COM | A PROJECT OF AMERICAN TRANSPARENCY | 501(c)(3) 21 ILLINOIS Population: 12,671,821 Governor: J.B. Pritzker (D) Total Items Acquired: 14,186 Total Value of Acquired Items: $43.8 MILLION

PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR ILLINOIS OVER $100K TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 20 $13,383,764 TRUCK, UTILITY 147 $8,657,902 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 3,204 $1,460,380 HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 9 $1,323,245 ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 5 $1,320,000 UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 16 $1,062,491 METEOROLOGICAL STATION, AUTOMATIC 1 $975,000 HELICOPTER, UTILITY 1 $916,406 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY 6 $575,676 LIGHT ARMORED VEHICLE 1 $522,942 COMMAND SYSTEM, TACTICAL 1 $403,756 TRUCK, ARMORED 6 $390,420 NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 78 $362,400 TRACTOR, FULL TRACKED, LOW SPEED 2 $332,958 VIEWER,NIGHT VISION 55 $284,852 TRUCK, AMBULANCE 3 $261,144 TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS, DEMIL Q 1 $250,000 SHOP SET,COMPOSITE 1 $238,895 BINOCULAR 59 $229,266 CRANE,WHEEL MOUNTED 1 $210,857 SIGHT, THERMAL 23 $185,587 GEARBOX, ASSEMBLY 4 $185,367 GEARBOX, TAILROTOR 7 $151,920 ALTERNATE CONTROL SYSTEM 3 $145,500 NIGHT VISION SIGHT ASSEMBLY 43 $137,901 ILLUMINATOR, INFRARED 136 $134,279 GRADER, ROAD, MOTORIZED 1 $120,512 RIFLE, 7.62 MILLIMETER 807 $111,366 RECEIVER-TRANSMITTER CONTROL GROUP 16 $109,667 RANGE FINDER-TARGET DESIGNATOR, LASER 2 $101,180 TELESCOPE, NON-INVERTING INFRARED 30 $100,155 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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In Illinois, the top 5 items transferred to local police were 20 mine resistant vehicles ($13.4 million), 147 utility trucks ($8.7 million), 3,204 5.56mm rifles ($1.5 million), 10 helicopters ($2.3 million), 5 combat/ assault vehicles ($1.3 million), and 16 unmanned ground vehicle ($1 million).

Other equipment included 807 7.62mm rifles ($111,366), 6 armored trucks ($390,420), and 78 night- vision goggles ($362,400).

Communities ranging from West Frankfort (pop. 7,800), Justice (pop. 12,700) and Round Lake (pop. 18,300) to Chicago (pop. 2.7 million) received mine resistant vehicles. College towns of DeKalb, Champaign, and Charleston also received at least one. Even small counties, for example, Ogle (pop. 50,600), Stephenson (pop. 44,500), Jo Davies (21,300), and Williamson (66,500) received a mine resistant vehicle.

There were 19 riot 12-gauge shotguns transferred to the McHenry County Sheriff. Other small towns receiving riot shotguns included Aroma Park (pop. 692), DePue (pop. 1,705), Henry (pop. 2,232), and Leland (pop. 932). Palmyra (pop. 667) and Pontoon Beach (pop. 5,600) each procured 3 riot shotguns.

The Kane County Sheriff $4( million) The sheriff also received Other agencies received large received the most military equipment. Items included: amounts of gear, including: Top items included: 1 remote controlled Packbot McHenry County Sheriff 1 mine resistant vehicle iRobot 588 ITEMS | $1.9 MILLION $689,000 $77,000 Chicago Police Department 2 combat assault vehicles EOD Robot 815 ITEMS | $1.8 MILLION $890,000 $45,238 Kendall County Sheriff 4 unmanned ground vehicles 77 guns sights 88 ITEMS | $1.1 MILLION $587,867 $43,165 Cook County Sheriff 31 suppresser bangs 70 rifles including fifty-seven 170 ITEMS | $1.1 MILLION $23,467 5.56mm rifles and twenty-three 7.62mm rifles. Braidwood Police 444 ITEMS | $1 MILLION

Wintrop Harbor (pop. 6,700) received Top agencies State Police 6 helicopters worth $849,321. receiving rifles 222 RIFLES | $110,778 included: The Braidwood Police Department Chicago Police (pop. 6,200) received 3 helicopters 372 RIFLES | $81,365 worth $423,924 and plenty of accessories. Department of Natural Resources 174 RIFLES | $58,995

Cook County Sheriff 156 RIFLES | $59,794

Wheaton Police 65 RIFLES | $37,685

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OHIO Population: 11,689,100 Governor: Mike DeWine (R) Total Items Acquired: 27,854 Total Value of Acquired Items: $66.9 MILLION

PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR OHIO OVER $100K TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 43 $30,125,720 ENGINE, AIRCRAFT, TURBO-SHAFT 25 $6,885,450 TRUCK, UTILITY 92 $6,384,415 COMMUN, EQUIP, SOMS-B 1 $5,000,000 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 4,573 $2,092,073 UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 23 $1,552,321 METEOROLOGICAL STATION, AUTOMATIC 1 $975,000 SOMS, B, MRBS, V1 1 $850,000 VIEWER, NIGHT VISION 31 $613,995 SIGHT, REFLEX 1,385 $520,287 AIRFIELD DAMAGE REPAIR (ADR) KIT 1 $450,000 AIRFIELD DAMAGE REPAIR KIT 1 $450,000 SIGHT,NIGHT VISION SNIPERSCOPE 78 $418,031 ILLUMINATOR, INFRARED 178 $354,197 ILLUMINATOR, INTEGRATED,SMALL ARMS 247 $319,793 PACKBOT 510 WITH FASTAC REMOTELY CONTROLLED VEHICLE 4 $308,000 HEADSET-MICROPHONE 231 $297,266 IMAGE INTENSIFIER, NIGHT VISION 24 $297,071 POWER UNIT, FRONT 2 $274,934 EOD ROBOT 7 $263,592 TRUCK, ARMORED 4 $260,280 EARTH MOVING AND EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT 1 $199,759 NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 45 $199,130 SIGHT, THERMAL 10 $192,688 MK3MOD0 1 $185,493 SCOPE, NIGHT-POCKET 40 $164,280 NIGHT VISION EQUIP, EMIT, REFLECTED RAD 25 $161,392 LOADER, SCOOP TYPE 3 $161,102 FIRING DEVICE, NON-LETHAL 154 $158,846 SERVER, AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING 7 $151,551 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR OHIO OVER $100K TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE TRUCK,CARGO 5 $145,039 LIGHT CAPABILITY, ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT 2 $140,000 LIGHT KIT, WEAPONS 19 $132,117 TRAILER, GROUND HANDLING 5 $128,740 RADIO SET 2 $123,932 MAGAZINE, CARTRIDGE 8,538 $118,061 MES TACTICAL COMBAT MEDICAL CARE-2012 1 $112,508 TELESCOPE, STRAIGHT 125 $112,420 NIGHT VISION SIGHT 14 $111,913 RECREATIONAL AND GYMNASTIC EQUIPMENT 3 $110,700 ARMAMENT TRAINING DEVICES 15 $108,323 RANGE FINDER, LASER 12 $107,865 OPTICAL SIGHTING AND RANGING EQUIPMENT 141 $101,451 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Ohio, the top 5 items included 43 mine resistant vehicles ($30.1 million), 1 turbo-shaft aircraft engine ($6.9 million), 92 utility trucks ($6.4 million), 1 “Special Operations Media System–Broadcast” system ($5 million), and 4,573 5.56mm rifles ($2.1 million).

Rifle transfer included4,573 5.56mm rifles ($2.1 million) and 571 7.62mm rifles ($79,938). Miscellaneous items included 1 diver’s suit vest ($29,192), 2 gardening implements and tools ($28,420), 2 treadmills ($25,026), 8 television sets ($23,624), and 3 flashlights ($12,567).

Columbus Division of Police ($7.1 million) received the most gear. The transfer included two 25-turbo-shaft aircraft engines ($6.9 million) and 349 5.56mm rifles ($174,151).

The Clark County Sheriff (pop. 134,083) received The Highway Patrol ($592,216) $2 million worth of equipment. Top 5 items: received: 1,016 5.56mm rifles 1 mine resistant vehicle $506,605 $733,000 5,825 magazine cartridges 1 tactical combat medical care $78,987 $112,508 11 field packs 1 motorcycle $6,358 $99,999 6 small arms protective body armor bags 8 night vision goggles $266 $23,467

49 microphone headsets $60,336

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GEORGIA Population: 10,617,423 Governor: Brian Kemp (R) Total Items Acquired: 31,868 Total Value of Acquired Items: $62.8 MILLION

PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR GEORGIA OVER $100K TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 28 $19,183,781 TRUCK, UTILITY 213 $13,371,201 UNMANNED VEHICLE,GROUND 21 $1,746,575 HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 12 $1,698,642 SIGHT, THERMAL 111 $1,346,355 TRAINING SYSTEM,DIS 2 $1,003,228 RECONGIURABLE VEHICLE SIMULATOR, SEMITRAILER 1 $950,000 HELICOPTER, MEDEVAC 1 $948,158 TRUCK, ARMORED 13 $845,910 VIEWER, NIGHT VISION 70 $834,801 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 2,015 $787,939 ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 3 $727,000 TRUCK, AMBULANCE 7 $458,202 TRUCK, TANK 5 $457,940 TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD GROUP 1 $418,407 TRAINING AIDS 2 $410,000 NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 73 $383,495 THERMAL IMAGING SYSTEM 26 $363,603 CONTAINERIZED KITCHEN WITH TRAILER 1 $355,705 SIGHT, NIGHT VISION SNIPERSCOPE 40 $351,445 IMAGE INTENSIFIER, NIGHT VISION 54 $334,593 EOD ROBOT 6 $307,792 TRUCK, DUMP 4 $306,089 TRUCK, CARGO 6 $258,673 MISCELLANEOUS PREFABRICATED STRUCTURES 1 $257,086 ILLUMINATOR, INFRARED 124 $190,668 GENERATOR SET, DIESEL ENGINE 9 $189,240 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR GEORGIA OVER $100K TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MK3MOD0 1 $185,493 RANGE FINDER, LASER 5 $145,593 SHELTER, NONEXPANDABLE 1 $139,700 REMOTE MEMORY SYSTEM 1 $128,235 SIGHT, REFLEX 372 $122,337 BINOCULAR 20 $111,776 RIFLE, 7.62 MILLIMETER 775 $106,950 AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING 1 $105,000 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Georgia, the top 5 items included 28 mine resistant vehicles ($19.2 million), 213 utility trucks ($13.4 million), 22 ground unmanned vehicles ($1.8 million), 12 observation helicopters ($1.7 million), and 115 thermal sights ($1.4 million).

Rifle transfer included2,015 5.56mm rifles ($787,939) and 775 7.62mm rifles ($106,950).

Miscellaneous items included 24 air filtering respirator ($37,696), 30 combat identification kits ($35,913), 6 riding lawn mowers ($31,705), 6 video recorders ($27,198), and 4 telephone sets ($22,628).

Georgia Department of Public Safety received The Carroll County Sheriff Department (pop. 119,992) the most gear ($3.2 million): received the 2nd most gear including: 6 helicopters 200 parachute deployment bags $652,267 $685,514

10,000 lbs. “truck, tank” 48 night vision image intensifiers $98,162 $351,773

1 fixed wing aircraft 22 thermal imaging systems $105,000 $326,450

36 utility trucks 295 weapon mounted adapter rails $2.1 MILLION $215,106

107 rifles (5.56mm and 7.62mm) 3 utility trucks $36,171 $202,712

The Atlanta Police Department (pop. 498,044) received $1 million in gear including a medevac helicopter ($948,158) and a transmission assembly ($76,675).

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NORTH CAROLINA Population: 10,488,084 Governor: Roy Cooper (D) Total Items Acquired: 21,597 Total Value of Acquired Items: $51.3 MILLION

TOP 10 LIST OF PROGRAM 1033 EQUIPMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA

TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE

MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 35 $22,785,282 TRUCK, UTILITY 62 $5,170,197 TRUCK, CARGO 18 $2,829,593 HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 12 $1,501,588 TRUCK, AMBULANCE 15 $1,375,122 TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS 5 $594,139 ENGINE, AIRCRAFT, TURBO-SHAFT 3 $552,346 TRUCK, VAN 2 $460,726 TRUCK, ARMORED 7 $455,490 ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 4 $438,000 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In North Carolina, the top 5 items included 35 mine resistant vehicles ($22.8 million), 62 utility trucks ($5.2 million), 18 cargo trucks ($2.9 million), 3 turbo-shaft aircraft engines ($1.7 million), and 12 observation helicopters ($1.5 million).

Rifle transfer included828 5.56mm rifles ($396,875) and 174 7.62mm rifles ($25,152). Miscellaneous items included 2 mobile washing rigs ($38,206), 2 explosive detectors ($38,000), 400 medical supplies ($32,930), 341 flashlights ($27,746), and 5 motorcycles ($23,192).

Columbus County Sheriff’s Office (pop.55,655) received the most equipment ($6.8 million). The top 5 items included 1 mine resistant vehicle ($767,360), 3 trucks and truck tractors ($506,894), 6 cargo trucks ($466,857), 6 utility trucks ($457,235), and 1 containerized kitchen with trailer ($355,705).

Wake County Sheriff’s Department (pop. 1.1 million), which contains Raleigh, North Carolina, the capital, received $661,210 in gear mostly from procurement of one mine resistant vehicle ($658,000).

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TOP 10 PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR MICHIGAN TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 35 $24,102,263 TRUCK, UTILITY 89 $6,221,994 UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 40 $2,219,752 HELICOPTER, UTILITY 2 $1,845,408 PACKBOT 510 WITH FASTAC REMOTELY CONTROLLED VEHICLE 22 $1,694,000 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 2,336 $1,175,715 TRUCK, ARMORED 11 $715,770 MK3MOD0 3 $556,479 SIGHT, THERMAL 40 $463,090 SIGHT, REFLEX 2,534 $423,696 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Michigan, the top 5 items included 35 mine resistant vehicles ($24.1 million), 89 utility trucks ($6.2 million), 40 ground unmanned vehicles ($2.2 million), 2 utility helicopters ($1.8 million), and 22 remotely controlled vehicles ($1.7 million).

Rifles included2,336 5.56mm rifles ($1.2 million) and 518 7.62mm rifles ($71,484). Miscellaneous items included 68 commercial locks ($28,469), 1 forklift ($25,000), 3 small craft boats ($23, 227), 2 motorized carts ($18,000), and 4 hook and line sets ($14,400).

The Michigan State Police received The Oakland County Sheriff’s Allegan County Sheriff’s the most gear ($3.2 million). Office (1.3 million) received the Department (pop. 118,081) The top 5 included: 2nd most gear ($2.8 million). ranked third ($1.4 million). The top 5 included: The top 5 included: 2 utility helicopters $1.8 MILLION 6 utility trucks 1 mine resistant vehicle $776,488 $865,000 2 transmission assemblies $153,350 1 mine resistant vehicle 2 utility trucks $733,000 $319,178 1 “tran quill” assembly $151,336 547 5.56mm rifles 15 night vision sight assemblies $283,530 $48,105 5 linear actuating cylinder assemblies $149,178 631 reflex sights 25 marine lifesaving & diving $219,861 equipment 2 rotor helicopter hubs $28,350 $99,538 438 infrared illuminators $172,887 1 underwater remote operated vehicle $25,000

CASE STUDIES TOP 3 LEAST POPULOUS STATES

ALASKA Population: 731,545 Governor: Mike Dunleavy (R) Total Items Acquired: 578 Total Value of Acquired Items: $2.6 MILLION

TOP 10 PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR ALASKA TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE UNMANNED VEHICLE, GROUND 5 $1,494,305

MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 1 $689,000

NIGHT VISION EQUIP, EMIT, REFLECTED RAD 1 $129,477

RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 70 $34,930

TRUCK, CARGO 1 $27,234

SIGHT, THERMAL 1 $10,508

MWD WORLDWIDE DEPLOYABLE KENNEL SYSTEM 3 $9,232

NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 1 $4,300

MITTENS, COLD WEATHER 39 $2,382

TARGET HOLDING SET, TRAINING 58 $2,280

Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Alaska, the top 5 items included 5 ground unmanned vehicles ($1.5 million), 1 mine resistant vehicle ($689,000), 58 training holding set targets ($132,240), 1 piece of night vision equipment ($129,477), and 70 5.56mm rifle ($34,930).

Seventy 5.56mm rifles ($34,930) and 13 7.62mm rifles ($1,794) were procured. Miscellaneous items included 58 old weather gloves ($4,934), 11 extreme cold weather parkas ($1,348), and 3 luggage sets ($1,200).

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The Anchorage Police Department (pop. The Alaska Department of Public Safety 291,538) received the most gear ($1.6 million). received $303,503 worth of equipment The top 5 items included: including:

5 ground unmanned vehicles 1 night vision equipment $1.5 MILLION $129,477

3 MWD worldwide deployable kennel systems SIxty 5.56mm rifles $27,696 $29,940

1 cargo truck 1 thermal sight $27,234 $10,508

39 cold weather mitten packages 58 training target holding sets $6,633 $129,477

3 general mechanics tool kits Four 7.62mm rifles $5,340 $552

58 magazine cartridges $27

Fairbanks Police Department (pop. 31,516) received 1 mine resistant vehicle ($658,000).

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VERMONT Population: 623,989 Governor: Phil Scott (R) Total Items Acquired: 338 Total Value of Acquired Items: $1.7 MILLION

PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR VERMONT

TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 1 $658,000 TRUCK, UTILITY 9 $627,117 PACKBOT 510 WITH FASTAC REMOTELY CONTROLLED VEHICLE 2 $154,000 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 97 $50,524 SIGHT, UNS, AN,PVS22 2 $22,824 FORKLIFT 1 $22,524 SIGHT, THERMAL 1 $15,400 SIGHT, NIGHT VISION SNIPERSCOPE 3 $15,000 RANGE FINDER, LASER 2 $7,974 RIFLE, 7.62 MILLIMETER 30 $4,140 ILLUMINATOR, INTEGRATED, SMALL ARMS 6 $3,601 ILLUMINATOR, INFRARED 23 $3,600 SIGHT, REFLEX 47 $3,014 RIFLESCOPE 1 $1,476 PANEL, BODY, VEHICULAR 1 $1,410 SPOTTING INSTRUMENT, OPTICAL 1 $1,161 TELESCOPE, STRAIGHT 3 $814 RECEIVER, CARTRIDGE 9 $369 BINOCULAR 12 $359 SHOTGUN, 12 GAUGE, RIOT TYPE 3 $324 EXTENSION, LOWER 5 $260 BARREL AND FRONT SIGHT ASSEMBLY 10 $234 ADAPTER RAIL, WEAPON MOUNTED, M5 8 $114 ADAPTER RAIL, WEAPON MOUNTED, M4 23 $78 BUTTSTOCK, SUBASSEMBLY 15 $37 FILTER ASSEMBLY, FUEL 3 $17 MAGAZINE, CARTRIDGE 20 $14 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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In Vermont, the top 5 items included 1 mine resistant vehicle ($658,000), 9 utility trucks ($627,117), 2 remotely controlled vehicles ($154,000), 97 5.56mm rifle ($50,524), and 23 infrared illuminator ($41,400).

Rifle transfer included97 5.56mm rifles ($50,524) and 30 7.62mm rifles ($4,140). Miscellaneous items included 12 binoculars ($4,308), 1 vehicular body panel ($1,409), and 1 optical spotting instrument ($1,161).

The State Police received the The Orange County Sheriff’s The Swanton Village Police most gear ($847,132) including: Department (pop. 28,892) Department (pop. 2,412) received received the second most the third most gear ($181,729) 1 mine resistant vehicle gear. The top 5 items included: including: $658,000 2 utility trucks 2 utility trucks 2 remotely controlled vehicles $182,858 $179,800 $154,000 1 thermal sight 5 reflex sights Sixty-seven 5.56mm rifles $15,400 $1,605 $34,304 14 reflex sights Three 12-gauge, riot type, shotguns Six 7.62mm rifles $4,494 $324 $828 Five 5.56mm rifles $3,745

1 riflescope $1,476

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PROGRAM 1033 ITEMS FOR WYOMING TOTAL ACQUISITION ITEM NAME COUNT VALUE MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 4 $2,813,000 TRUCK, UTILITY 5 $437,439 CARRIER, CARGO 3 $377,907 TRUCK, ARMORED 4 $260,280 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY 2 $191,892 TRUCK, AMBULANCE 1 $96,466 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 138 $56,734 RIFLE, 7.62 MILLIMETER 187 $29,906 HOOK AND LINE SET 6 $14,400 NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 1 $4,300 PISTOL,CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC 35 $2,055 SIGHT, REFLEX 6 $1,926 PISTOL, 40CAL, GLOCK GEN 3 5 $1,600 JACKET, COLD WEATHER 12 $310 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

In Wyoming, the top 5 items included 4 mine resistant vehicles ($2.8 million), 5 utility trucks ($437,439), 3 cargo carriers ($377,907), 4 armored trucks ($260,280), and 2 assembly enclosures ($191,892).

Rifle procurement included138 5.56mm rifles ($56,734) and 187 7.62mm rifles ($29,906). Miscellaneous items included 6 hook and line sets ($21,600) and 12 cold weather jackets ($1,241).

Campbell County Sheriff’s Office (pop. 46,341) Cheyenne Police Department (pop. 63,957) received received $1.5 million in gear including: $1.4 million in gear including: 2 mine resistant vehicles 2 mine resistant vehicles $1.4 MILLION $1.4 MILLION

1 armored truck Eighteen 5.56mm rifles $65,070 $8,982

2 hook and line sets Fourteen 7.62mm rifles $7,200 $1,932

1 night vision goggle Two .45-caliber automatic pistols $4,300 $117

Seventeen 7.62mm rifles $2,346

1033 PROGRAM BY STATE

TOTAL VALUE OF ACQUIRED STATE POPULATION TOTAL ITEMS ACQUIRED ITEMS ALABAMA 4,903,185 24,245 $88,736,438 ALASKA 731,545 578 $2,592,237 ARIZONA 7,278,717 8,442 $93,905,974 ARKANSAS 3,017,825 20,414 $35,263,036 CALIFORNIA 39,512,223 88,266 $153,092,670 COLORADO 5,758,736 6,630 $29,252,991 CONNECTICUT 3,565,287 3,277 $21,156,878 DELAWARE 973,764 2,370 $2,738,048 FLORIDA 21,477,737 12,195 $105,629,861 GEORGIA 10,617,423 31,868 $62,814,787 HAWAII 1,415,872 N/A N/A IDAHO 1,787,065 3,490 $12,197,008 ILLINOIS 12,671,821 14,186 $43,751,283 INDIANA 6,732,219 12,107 $45,878,643 IOWA 3,155,070 3,089 $12,949,086 KANSAS 2,913,314 915 $4,690,563 KENTUCKY 4,467,673 13,581 $36,968,715 LOUSIANA 4,648,794 2,795 $28,289,151 MAINE 1,344,212 3,491 $9,625,084 MARYLAND 6,045,680 3,389 $8,113,426 MASSACHUSETTS 6,949,503 3,019 $7,776,393 MICHIGAN 9,986,857 22,006 $51,209,033 MINNESOTA 5,639,632 23,169 $48,128,831 MISSISSIPPI 2,976,149 814 $17,237,698 MISSOURI 6,137,428 6,496 $30,048,923 MONTANA 1,068,778 1,278 $4,382,427 NEBRASKA 1,934,408 257 $6,804,472 NEVADA 3,080,156 3,405 $25,085,621 NEW HAMPSHIRE 1,359,711 1,049 $4,520,091 NEW JERSEY 8,882,190 18,757 $46,251,419 NEW MEXICO 2,096,829 1,988 $22,345,709 NEW YORK 19,453,561 5,222 $35,131,604 NORTH CAROLINA 10,488,084 21,597 $51,261,839 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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1033 PROGRAM BY STATE

TOTAL VALUE OF ACQUIRED STATE POPULATION TOTAL ITEMS ACQUIRED ITEMS NORTH DAKOTA 762,062 3,366 $11,504,130 OHIO 11,689,100 27,854 $66,851,807 OKLAHOMA 3,956,971 2,449 $27,826,931 OREGON 4,217,737 4,207 $20,130,343 PENNSYLVANIA 12,801,989 14,026 $21,699,694 RHODE ISLAND 1,059,361 988 $2,137,770 SOUTH CAROLINA 5,148,714 47,076 $76,257,865 SOUTH DAKOTA 884,659 1,785 $7,147,063 TENNESSEE 6,833,174 26,081 $133,696,433 TEXAS 28,995,881 46,610 $143,968,088 UTAH 3,205,958 1,325 $10,811,849 VERMONT 623,989 338 $1,669,914 VIGRINIA 8,535,519 6,269 $25,101,958 WASHINGTON 7,614,893 10,054 $37,737,749 WEST VIRGINIA 1,792,147 10,292 $14,374,009 WISCONSIN 5,822,434 11,715 $45,779,565 WYOMING 578,759 409 $4,296,346 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

1033 PROGRAM BY U.S. TERRITORY TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF U.S. TERRITORY POPULATION ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS GUAM 165,718 1,159 $1,435,987 NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 55,194 43 $945,990 PUERTO RICO 3,193,694 598 $16,177,850 VIRGIN ISLANDS 104,914 5 $690 Source: The "Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006"

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS MINE RESISTANT VEHICLE 1,099 $744,488,353 TRUCK, UTILITY 2,711 $184,198,572 AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING 13 $98,736,000 UNMANNED VEHICLE,GROUND 571 $44,968,350 HELICOPTER, UTILITY 46 $42,431,788 HELICOPTER, OBSERVATION 292 $35,483,311 IMAGE INTENSIFIER, NIGHT VISION 3,155 $31,859,862 RIFLE, 5.56 MILLIMETER 54,131 $24,370,601 TRUCK, CARGO 204 $20,142,915 VIEWER, NIGHT VISION 2,331 $19,930,413 ONLY COMPLETE COMBAT/ASSAULT/TACTICAL WHEELED VEHICLES 85 $19,255,964 HELICOPTER, FLIGHT TRAINER 21 $17,501,400 PACKBOT 510 WITH FASTAC REMOTELY CONTROLLED VEHICLE 213 $16,401,000 SIGHT, THERMAL 1,364 $15,986,406 TRUCK, AMBULANCE 173 $15,929,781 SIGHT, REFLEX 45,214 $15,744,354 ENGINE, AIRCRAFT, TURBO-SHAFT 41 $15,446,058 TRUCK, ARMORED 236 $15,353,227 COMMUN, EQUIP, SOMS-B 3 $15,000,000 MK3MOD0 65 $12,057,045 ILLUMINATOR, INFRARED 7,465 $11,499,535 NIGHT VISION GOGGLE 1,890 $9,694,107 SIGHT, NIGHT VISION SNIPERSCOPE 1,263 $8,731,398 AIRPLANE, CARGO-TRANSPORT 10 $7,956,830 CAPABILITIES SET, NON-LETHAL 69 $7,235,407 ILLUMINATOR, INTEGRATED, SMALL ARMS 6,351 $6,629,085 RANGE FINDER, LASER 564 $5,889,495 HELICOPTER, MEDEVAC 6 $5,688,948 SMALL CRAFT BOAT 49 $5,654,480 LIGHT ARMORED VEHICLE 10 $5,387,772 TRUCK, TANK 20 $4,709,098 RADIO SET 899 $4,420,516 RECEIVER-TRANSMITTER, RADIO 1,437 $4,362,202 TRANSMISSION ASSEMB 13 $3,973,736 TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS 81 $3,944,258 THERMAL IMAGING SYSTEM 248 $3,896,208 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS EOD ROBOT 186 $3,863,851 GENERATOR SET, DIESEL ENGINE 206 $3,247,420 VIEWER KIT, NIGHT VISION 369 $3,166,122 CARRIER, CARGO 22 $3,029,362 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY 30 $2,878,380 FORKLIFT 64 $2,692,738 TRACTOR, FULL TRACKED, LOW SPEED 23 $2,598,622 TELESCOPE, STRAIGHT 2,325 $2,578,155 TRUCK TRACTOR 26 $2,507,882 NIGHT VISION EQUIP, EMIT, REFLECTED RAD 500 $2,485,395 TRUCK, VAN 27 $2,476,093 IMAGING SYSTEM, MULTI-MODE 2 $2,475,212 COMPUTER SYSTEM,DIGITAL 751 $2,464,606 TRUCK, LIFT, FORK 40 $2,382,057 HITS COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK 2 $2,378,018 AIRCRAFT ACCESSORIES, COMPONENTS, MISC 2 $2,343,501 BINOCULAR 2,641 $2,256,128 FIRING DEVICE, NON-LETHAL 2,167 $2,209,433 CAMERA SYSTEM, RECONNAISSANCE 236 $2,181,930 TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS, DEMIL C 21 $2,169,422 TRAILER 181 $2,039,019 CAR, ARMORED, MINE DISPOSAL 4 $1,965,453 SIGHT, HOLOGRAPHIC 3,097 $1,951,843 METEOROLOGICAL STATION, AUTOMATIC 2 $1,950,000 FORWARD LOOKING INFRARED IMAGING SYSTEM 4 $1,931,699 GENERATOR SET, DIESEL ENGINE, TRAILER MOUNTED 66 $1,817,668 RIFLE, 7.62 MILLIMETER 12,244 $1,763,564 UNATTENDED GROUND SENSOR SET 2 $1,734,528 COMPUTER, DIGITAL 414 $1,722,893 TRUCK, DUMP 19 $1,719,185 SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLE 9 $1,716,696 TOOL KIT, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL 136 $1,713,591 HEADSET-MICROPHONE 1,569 $1,667,539 TRANSMISSION ASSY, H 21 $1,610,175 ROTOR, TURBINE, AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE 13 $1,603,784 BLADE, ROTARY WING 29 $1,599,959 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS HOIST, INTERNAL RESCUE 11 $1,585,012 POWER PLANT, ELECTRIC, TRAILER MOUNTED 27 $1,525,860 ANALYZER, HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION 20 $1,519,817 TENT 206 $1,484,379 SHIPPING AND STORAGE CONTAINER, MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT 559 $1,473,802 GPS EQUIPMENT, DEMIL D 15 $1,470,000 NIGHT VISION DEVICE 173 $1,459,601 TRUCK, WRECKER 4 $1,439,734 PICKUP 64 $1,419,349 DETECTING SET, MINE 178 $1,412,609 OPTICAL SIGHTING AND RANGING EQUIPMENT 1,292 $1,408,228 TEST FACILITY ELECT 1 $1,400,000 UTILITY VEHICLE, OFF ROAD 43 $1,374,008 UP ARMORED NTVS 19 $1,359,335 EARTH MOVING AND EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT 28 $1,278,481 RADIO, TV COMM EQUIP, EXCEPT AIRBORNE 531 $1,259,976 ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE, 4 WHEEL 131 $1,226,969 MAGAZINE,CARTRIDGE 86,028 $1,219,713 ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE WHEELED 109 $1,217,712 SIGHT, BORE, OPTICAL 1,264 $1,207,388 INTERFACE UNIT, SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT 1 $1,200,000 SYSTEM, POWER DISTRIBUTION 2 $1,200,000 EOD SEARCH KIT 20 $1,152,640 TRUCK, MAINTENANCE 13 $1,125,483 LOADER, SCOOP TYPE 18 $1,122,411 GENERATORS AND GENERATOR SETS, ELECTRICAL 147 $1,120,692 DIVER PROPULSION DEVICE 14 $1,081,780 CONTAINERIZED KITCHEN WITH TRAILER 3 $1,067,115 ZBV MILITARY TRAILER 1 $1,060,000 LIGHT KIT, WEAPONS 892 $1,054,438 PAN AND TILT ASSEMBLY, THERMAL VIEWER 52 $1,015,223 TRACTORS, WHEELED 27 $1,004,232 TRAINING SYSTEM, DIS 2 $1,003,228 IMAGE INTENSIFIER TUBE, NIGHT VISION 216 $991,687 DEPLOYMENT KIT, RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION 52 $983,216 NAVIGATION SET, TACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION SYSTEM 1 $950,000 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS RECONFIGURABLE VEHICLE SIMULATOR, SEMITRAILER 1 $950,000 LIGHT SET, GENERAL ILLUMINATION 167 $943,685 TRAILER, RECOVERY 11 $933,810 DOOR, VEHICULAR 321 $933,636 CART, MOTORIZED 94 $922,090 ARMAMENT TRAINING DEVICES 222 $919,394 GAS TURBINES AND JET ENGINES, AIRCRAFT 1 $914,000 FIRING DEVICE SET, DEMOLITION 20 $865,200 THERMAL IMAGINING EQUIPMENT 102 $853,738 TRAILER, TRANSPORT, TOTAL CONTAINMENT BOMB DISPOSAL 3 $853,584 SOMS, B, MRBS, V1 1 $850,000 KIT, FSBE, PLATOON A 25 $819,972 TRACTOR, WHEELED, INDUSTRIAL 10 $813,319 BALLISTIC BLANKET 271 $804,229 TOOL KIT, METAL WORKER'S 26 $791,044 TRUCK, CARRYALL 26 $780,235 CONTAINER, FREIGHT, SPECIFIC PURPOSE 27 $780,197 BOAT, BRIDGE ERECTION, INBOARD ENGINE 6 $771,222 GEARBOX ASSY, T R 90 76 $762,280 NON-LETHAL WEAPONS CAPABILITY SET 6 $760,641 AVIATORS NIGHT VISI 51 $758,319 TRAINING AIDS 240 $751,388 GRADER, ROAD, MOTORIZED 7 $737,329 SHOP EQUIPMENT, AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLE 4 $735,254 COMMUNICATION SUBSYSTEM 136 $733,720 TELESCOPE, NON-INVERTING INFRARED 224 $733,147 KITCHEN, FIELD, TRAILER MOUNTED 5 $725,000 WHEEL, PNEUMATIC TIRE 338 $720,222 MISCELLANEOUS PREFABRICATED STRUCTURES 18 $712,698 HUB, ROTOR, HELICOPTER 29 $708,200 RANGE FINDER-TARGET DESIGNATOR, LASER 8 $700,436 TARGET, MANNEQUIN 11 $697,603 RECON SCOUT XT, SPEC 51 $696,150 DEPLOYMENT BAG, PARACHUTE 244 $693,196 POWER UNIT, FRONT 5 $687,335 TENT, MODULAR, UTILITY SYSTEM 6 $687,185 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS TOOL KIT, GENERAL MECHANICS 363 $683,299 NOTEBOOK COMPUTER 456 $675,019 SHOP EQUIPMENT, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, SEMI TRAILER MOUNTED 3 $675,000 AIR CONDITIONER 65 $673,539 RECON SCOUT XT 58 $670,267 POWER PLANT, UTILITY 5 $655,000 GROUND SENSOR AND AREA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM 15 $640,630 BALLISTIC BLANKET KIT, LAV-25 38 $640,162 ARMOR, TRANSPARENT, VEHICULAR WINDOW 302 $634,886 NRP, GNS COLOR GPS, A 37 $632,959 UTILITIES SUPPORT UNIT,TENT,TRAILER MOUNTED 7 $630,092 CAMERA SYSTEM, DIGITAL 183 $625,010 MASK, UNDERWATER 127 $620,263 TRAILER, LIFT, TOWER, PORTABLE 6 $619,001 SAFETY AND RESCUE EQUIPMENT 949 $613,427 CAMOUFLAGE NET SYSTEM, RADAR SCATTERING 248 $603,864 VIEWER, DRIVERS NIGHT 75 $596,790 INTEGRATED TRAILER, ECU AND GENERATOR 7 $595,000 GOGGLES, NIGHTVISIO N 214 $588,072 GENERATOR, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONER 6 $588,000 CONVERSION KIT, RIFLE 1,023 $587,801 SERVICING PLATFORM, SELF-PROPELLED 7 $582,463 ARMOR PLATE 128 $564,073 TOOL SET, AVIATION UNIT 4 $555,572 MONITOR, CHEMICAL AGENT 10 $552,450 SERVOCYLINDER 49 $549,634 KIT, FSBE, INDIVIDUAL A 81 $547,545 RECEIVER, INFRARED 49 $544,049 OPERATION TRAINING DEVICES 7 $543,922 CRANE, WHEEL MOUNTED 4 $538,676 GEARBOX, TAILROTOR 7 $531,720 BUS 5 $530,843 NIGHT VISION SIGHT ASSEMBLY 165 $529,155 SIGHT, INFINITY 264 $528,412 SETS, KITS, AND OUTFITS OF HAND TOOLS 144 $518,074 VAN 27 $516,071 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS PREFABRICATED TOWER STRUCTURES 11 $505,000 VAN, COMMERCIAL 13 $500,224 SPECIALIZED SHIPPING AND STORAGE CONTAIN 89 $498,349 COMMAND SYSTEM, TACTICAL 2 $498,127 MES GROUND AMBULANCE 13 $493,263 LIGHTING KIT, MOTION DETECTOR 140 $490,000 DETECTOR, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE 26 $485,237 MULE 61 $484,337 BARRIER,VEHICLE ARRESTING, PORTABLE 175 $469,389 SCOPE, NIGHT-POCKET 114 $468,198 SEMITRAILER, LOW BED 18 $463,954 LASER-INFRARED OBSERVATION SET 21 $462,315 TACTICAL EXPLOITATION SYSTEM 2 $461,938 COMPRESSOR, AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE 6 $459,810 FIELD PACK 950 $457,150 SHOP EQUIPMENT, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 1 $450,546 AIRFIELD DAMAGE REPAIR (ADR) KIT 1 $450,000 AIRFIELD DAMAGE REPAIR KIT 1 $450,000 UNDERWATER SOUND EQUIPMENT 45 $450,000 MOTOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 24 $440,501 SIMULATOR, DRIVING 2 $440,000 SHELTER, NONEXPANDABLE 18 $436,876 PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES 16 $436,140 NIGHT VISION SIGHT 132 $435,755 NIGHT VISION SIGHT 60 $432,514 PUBLIC ADDRESS SET 29 $430,288 DIVING, SURFACE, SUPPLY SET 2 $430,000 BINOCULAR, NIGHT VISION 57 $423,909 MOTORCYCLE 33 $423,424 ENGINE, DIESEL 17 $421,445 TOUGHBOOK LAPTOP 87 $419,949 COMPUTER, LAPTOP 127 $419,826 TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD GROUP 1 $418,407 DIVERS SUIT 351 $410,641 MAST 99 $410,442 MOUNT, VIEWER 2,074 $410,059 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS ELECTRONIC SHOP, TRANSPORTABLE 3 $405,638 POWER SUPPLY 136 $403,647 WATER STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 2 $401,016 AIR CONDITIONER, 5 TON 20 $400,000 SIGHT, REAR 5,937 $393,816 FLASHLIGHT 2,967 $393,186 EXCAVATOR, UTILITY, TRUCK MOUNTED 2 $393,025 CAMERA, RECONNAISSANCE SYSTEM 18 $392,753 SPECIAL PURPOSE VEH 2 $390,744 LIFE PRESERVER, VEST 605 $389,568 BALLISTIC BLANKET KIT 26 $387,173 MISCELLANEOUS VESSELS 1 $386,513 NETWORK SWITCH, ATM 11 $383,977 TRAILER, CARGO 36 $380,681 TRACTOR, WHEELED, AGRICULTURAL 3 $378,000 TRANSMISSION,MECHANICAL, HELICOPTER 2 $377,826 SIGHT, UNS, AN, PVS22 33 $376,596 MARINE LIFESAVING AND DIVING EQUIPMENT 281 $374,095 PISTOL,CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC 6,347 $372,632 FIRST AID KIT, INDIVIDUAL 1,313 $372,419 GEARBOX, ASSEMBLY 4 $370,733 ROAD CLEARING, CLEANING, AND MARKING 8 $368,932 IMAGE INTENSIFIER 129 $365,469 LASER RANGE FINDER 13 $363,220 HOUSING ASSY,MECHAN 12 $362,853 THERMAL CAMERA 39 $359,806 TOOL SET, SATS, MOD 1 12 $358,994 ELECTRONIC SHOP, SEMITRAILER MOUNTED 2 $357,470 CONTAINER, SPECIAL 7 $353,677 DETECTING SET, INFRARED 18 $353,000 DECONTAMINATION MOBILE TRAILER SYSTEM 3 $352,382 VEST, DIVER'S SUIT 120 $350,298 TRUCKS AND TRUCK TRACTORS, DEMIL Q 5 $350,000 TOWER, OBSERVATION 2 $349,700 TOWER, SURVEILLANCE, MOBILE 4 $348,000 FAST ATTACK VEHICLE 5 $347,000 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS BUS, MOTOR 4 $346,228 FLOODLIGHT SET, ELECTRIC 32 $342,401 MISC MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT 23 $339,333 SERVER, AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING 44 $337,067 EXCAVATOR, UTILITY, WHEEL MOUNTED 1 $336,448 SWITCH NETWORK 6 $335,262 CONTAINER, FREIGHT,UTILITY 27 $333,320 HEADSET, ELECTRICAL 177 $332,630 SIGHT UNIT 332 $330,667 SCOPE, NIGHT VISION 57 $330,152 NIGHT SIGHT VISION 73 $327,306 INTERFACE UNIT, COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT 223 $325,083 TRUCK, STAKE 10 $323,864 RECORDER SYSTEM, DEFIBRILLATOR-MONITOR 17 $320,478 TOOL KIT, VEHICULAR, SPECIAL PURPOSE 150 $319,495 RADIOGRAPHIC UNIT, MOBILE 2 $318,375 PISTOL, 40CAL, GLOCK GEN 3 989 $316,480 NIGHT VISION SIGHT INDIVIDUAL SERVED WEAPONS 56 $316,400 ADAPTER RAIL, WEAPON MOUNTED 1,954 $313,844 FIRING DEVICE, DEMOLITION 22 $313,009 CHARGER, BATTERY 136 $311,508 SENSOR UNIT, ANTI-INTRUSION, MOBILE 3 $309,465 MODIFICATION KIT, NIGHT VISION EQUIPMENT 10 $309,099 SEAT, VEHICULAR 93 $303,862 INDICATOR, TORQUE METER 31 $301,258 FATS 5 SYSTEM 5 $300,000 INSTALLATION KIT, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 22 $296,129 BLADE, ROTARY RUDDER 4 $295,378 PACK, PATROL 1,354 $294,373 LAWN MOWER, RIDING 41 $293,566 WIRE, ELECTRICAL 6,104 $289,943 MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT 4 $288,816 FUEL CONTROL, MAIN, TURBINE ENGINE 9 $288,604 CASE, LIGHT SET 237 $288,590 MANIKIN, RESUSCITATION TRAINING 20 $288,162 SEARCHLIGHT 89 $285,880 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS RECREATIONAL AND GYMNASTIC EQUIPMENT 123 $285,308 TRANSMITTER, LASER 41 $285,280 COMPUTER NOTEBOOK 37 $285,079 SIMULATOR SYSTEM, FIRING, LASER 76 $281,327 ELECTRIC PORTABLE, HAND LIGHTING EQUIP 539 $276,952 PERSISTENT SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM, GROUND 2 $276,740 DISTRIBUTOR, WATER, TANK TYPE 2 $274,857 RECEIVER-TRANSMITTER SET, RADIO 49 $273,568 TRAILER, FLAT BED 12 $273,258 SHOP EQUIPMENT, ARTILLERY 6 $272,175 HANGER ASSEMBLY, DRI 4 $271,639 SHIELD, PERSONAL PROTECTIVE 330 $269,218 TARGET HOLDING SET, TRAINING 118 $269,040 TRAILER,GROUND HANDLING 10 $267,988 SMALL ARMS SHOP, SHELTER LOADED 4 $266,552 TOURNIQUET, NONPNEUMATIC 6,713 $265,492 QUILL ASSEMBLY, TAIL 6 $264,120 MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, BIOMETRIC AND IDENTITY 17 $263,079 KIT, CONVERSION, M16- 660 $262,020 DEFIBRILLATOR, AED, BIPHASIC, UNIVERSAL 18 $260,228 VIEWING SET, INFRARE 99 $256,758 CONTAINER, CARGO 24 $256,080 SUPPRESSOR, SMALL ARMS WEAPON 259 $255,291 CLEANING KIT, GUN 2,703 $254,519 RECEIVER-TRANSMITTER CONTROL GROUP 17 $252,108 MOUNTING LOCKING MECHANISM, GOGGLES, NIGHT VISION 498 $251,844 ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE, AG/BVUS 36 $250,862 SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 15 $247,935 TEST SET, TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM 1 $247,851 RADIO, PORTABLE 50 $247,750 LAMP, INCANDESCENT 573 $244,493 UTILITY VEHICLE, 4WD 20 $243,244 LASER RANGEFINDER WITH CONTAINER 9 $243,099 ALTERNATE CONTROL SYSTEM 5 $242,500 CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, ACTUATING, LINEAR 11 $242,448 FIBERSCOPE 32 $240,461 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS SHOP SET, COMPOSITE 1 $238,895 FIXED SITE DECONTAMINATION SYSTEM 2 $238,000 COMM, KIT, SPARE, PTS 95 $237,120 DEFIBRULATOR 116 $235,171 MODIFICATION KIT, GUN, WEAPON 630 $231,852 TRUCK, SERVICING PLATFORM 2 $230,724 SIGHT, HOLOGRAPHIC 472 $229,123 NAVIGATION SET, SATELLITE SIGNALS 323 $226,587 WEAPON ACCESSORIES 1,469 $226,117 INDICATOR, ELECTRICAL TACHOMETER 44 $225,926 STARLIGHT SCOPE 15 $222,825 VIEWING SET, NIGHT VISION 93 $222,147 EXCAVATOR, UTILITY, CRAWLER MOUNTED 1 $220,000 CAMOUFLAGE SCREENING SYSTEM 209 $218,545 SHIPPING AND STORAG 35 $215,614 LMTS LARGE SUITE 8 $215,560 OPERATOR CONTROL ST 3 $214,410 RECEIVING SET, RADIO 35 $213,522 OPTICS MODULE 15 $213,189 LIGHT AIMING KIT, INFRARED 207 $211,957 AMPLIFIER, RADIO FREQUENCY 9 $210,155 LIGHT CAPABILITY, ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT 3 $210,000 HELMET, FLYER'S 173 $209,083 THERMAL IMAGER 13 $208,000 ADAPTER RAIL, WEAPON MOUNTED,M5 1,807 $206,847 TOOL KIT, CARPENTERS 80 $206,753 GRIP ASSEMBLY, MAIN ROTOR 37 $205,831 TANK, FUEL, AIRCRAFT 10 $205,015 KIT,DUAL, COM, LF, RG 174 $204,311 RECORDER-REPRODUCER, SOUND 1 $204,250 RECORDER, VIDEO 26 $203,962 IMAGER KIT, THERMAL 14 $201,362 CONNECTING LINK, RIGID 252 $201,318 CAMOUFLAGE NET SYSTEM, RADAR TRANSPARENT 35 $201,275 GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY, T 5 $199,805 BARREL AND FRONT SIGHT ASSEMBLY 1,700 $198,900 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS UPPER RECEIVER AND BARREL ASSEMBLY 611 $197,507 MARK 4 SIGHT 177 $196,647 CAMERA, DIGITAL 332 $196,481 IMAGE INTENSIFIER N 6 $195,552 ANTENNA 274 $194,404 BOAT, LANDING, INFLATABLE 11 $194,330 QUILL ASSEMBLY, TRAN 2 $190,674 ELECTRONIC UNIT, NIGHT VISION VIEWER 2 $190,313 LAPTOP COMPUTER 232 $190,092 GLIDERS 1 $190,000 LINER, WET WEATHER PONCHO 4,940 $189,857 SHELTER, EXPANDABLE 1 $189,556 NIGHT VISION SIGHT CREW SERVED WEAPONS 55 $188,815 SHELTER, EXPANDABLE, ONE SIDE 1 $187,699 KIT, MODERN COMBATIVES 13 $187,457 DETECTOR, MINE 26 $187,398 POWER UNIT, AIRCRAFT 2 $187,388 SEMITRAILER, VAN 6 $187,374 SMALL FIELD REFRIGERATION SYSTEM 8 $186,000 MARKER, LASER 16 $184,446 RESPIRATOR, AIR FILTERING 109 $184,099 GL, KIT ASSEMBLY 73 $181,904 DESC=BEAM HIT TARGETING TRAINING 1 $181,413 HELMET, FLYERS 206 $181,263 SEMITRAILER, TANK 2 $181,220 TRUCK, LUBRICATING AND FUEL SERVICING 2 $181,070 ISU-90 WITH 699 KIT (TAN) 14 $180,703 PLATFORM LIFT 4 $180,000 REPAIR KIT, N-SC SLEEVE 4 $179,822 ANTI-TERRORISM FORCE PROTECTION CHECKPOINT SET 2 $179,810 FUEL SYSTEM, SUPPLY POINT 8 $179,480 HUB ASSEMBLY, MAIN ROTOR 1 $178,620 MASK, RESPIRATOR 473 $178,490 LIGHT SET 142 $178,003 ROTOR TURBINE GAS E 2 $177,662 GARDENING IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS 70 $177,639 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS BIPOD, RIFLE 1,516 $177,168 CASE, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT 82 $176,176 AVIATION REFUELER 1 $174,774 TOOLBOX 204 $174,328 GROUND RENEWABLE EX 3 $174,000 TOOL AND EQUIPMENT KIT, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL 25 $172,071 WELDING SHOP, MARINE CORPS TACTICAL 4 $171,832 TRUCK, FIRE FIGHTING 1 $171,000 DRY SUIT, DIVERS 81 $169,974 WINDOW, VEHICULAR 123 $168,894 TELESCOPE, ARTICULATED 130 $168,559 CAP, TRUCK, MOUNTING 6 $167,970 MISC MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SHOP 15 $166,821 PANEL, FAULT-FUNCTION INDICATOR, AIRCRAFT 19 $166,736 MOUNT ASSY, PYLON 40 $166,231 BORESCOPE 12 $166,202 PARACHUTE, RESERVE, PERSONNEL, TROOP CHEST 115 $165,945 MIXING VALVE, REMOTE 11 $165,740 ELECTRONIC SHOP, SH 1 $165,575 ELECTRONIC SHOP, SHELTER MOUNTED 1 $165,575 KIT,INDIVIDUAL, KH 96 $164,869 CONTROL-DISPLAY, OPTOELECTRONIC 49 $163,488 HELMET, ADVANCED COMBAT 685 $162,569 BOOM, AIRCRAFT 11 $161,843 RECOVERY KIT, HELICO 1 $159,951 SEARCHLIGHT SET 23 $159,870 PUMP, CENTRIFUGAL 3 $159,697 RECEIVER, CARTRIDGE 2,354 $159,675 KIT, COOLING AND REF 21 $159,600 MARKING KIT, HAZARDO 91 $159,250 COVER, FITTED, VEHICULAR BODY 56 $158,524 TEST SET, ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS 31 $157,343 COMPRESSOR UNIT, RECIPROCATING 24 $156,453 ADAPTER RAIL, WEAPON MOUNTED,M4 1,992 $156,053 VEST, NON-BALLISTIC PROTECTIVE, ARMOR-CARRYING 329 $155,540 SOLAR PORTABLE ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION ENERGY SYSTEM 12 $155,342 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS TRUCK, SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT 1 $154,006 OUTBOARD MOTOR 28 $153,905 SIMULATOR, TRAINING, DRIVER 1 $153,349 TOOL KIT, PIONEER SQUAD LAND CLEARING AND BUILDING ERECTION 10 $151,795 STABILIZER TUBE, ROTARY WING 24 $151,414 LENS, INFRARED RECEIVER 31 $151,325 TOOL SET MK41 MOD1 5 $150,315 COMPUTER SYSTEMS LAPTOP 114 $150,173 TRUCK, RESCUE 1 $150,120 TRAILER UNIT, TYPE 1 $150,000 RED DOT SIGHT 22 $149,104 BARREL, CARBINE 1,225 $148,863 RECEIVER-TRANSMITTE 1 $147,081 BODY, CARGO TRUCK 4 $146,417 PROJECTOR, COMPUTER SCREEN 13 $146,100 TOOL KIT, SMALL ARMS 62 $145,751 SHOP EQUIPMENT, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 1 $145,394 MOUNT, SIGHT 1,690 $144,918 HORN, LOUDSPEAKER 26 $144,042 SCOOTER, MOTOR 24 $143,831 BOX, AMMUNITION 6 $143,046 LASER, INFRARED OBS 29 $141,520 MILLING MACHINE, HORIZONTAL,UNIVERSAL 1 $141,017 TEST SET, RADIO 13 $140,804 MOBILE RADIO 44 $140,668 CLEANER, VACUUM, SELF-PROPELLED 2 $140,365 LIFT, MOTOR VEHICLE 12 $140,140 SCOOTER 19 $138,902 CONTROL STICK, AIRCRAFT 13 $138,780 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SET TACTICAL COMBAT MEDICAL CARE-2008 1 $138,604 TURBINE ASSEMBLY, AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE 1 $138,175 NETWORK SERVER 24 $138,084 LONG RANGE ACOUSTIC DEVICE 4 $138,000 TOOL KIT,AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE 86 $136,984 STOCK, GUN, SHOULDER 461 $135,930 DUAL PERSONAL ROLE RADIO 79 $135,686 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS SPOTTING INSTRUMENT, OPTICAL 97 $118,359 SIGHT, NIGHT VISION 23 $118,075 TARPAULIN 998 $117,978 FLOTATION VEST, TACTICAL 49 $117,808 LOCATOR, FERROUS 8 $117,656 SIGHT ASSEMBLY, REFLEX 327 $117,393 MAGNIFIER LENS ASSE 246 $114,830 WINDOW PANEL, AIRCRAFT 79 $114,624 PRINTER, AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING 88 $114,399 COMPRESSOR SET, POWER DRIVEN 2 $114,386 SHELF, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 10 $113,930 PARKA, EXTREME COLD WEATHER 965 $113,747 MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 12 $113,532 FLOODLIGHT, ELECTRIC 74 $113,457 DETECTOR, CHEMICAL AGENT, AUTOMATIC 18 $113,075 MES TACTICAL COMBAT MEDICAL CARE-2012 1 $112,508 SHOP EQUIPMENT, HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS, TRAILER MOUNTED 1 $112,000 LIGHT, INFRARED TRANSMITTER 157 $111,323 ARMOR, PERSONAL 278 $111,105 VANE ASSEMBLY, COMPRESSOR, AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE 57 $111,072 YOKE ASSY, TAIL ROTO 34 $110,907 LIGHT SPECIAL PURPOSE 834 $110,414 SHIPPING AND STORAGE CONTAINER, VEHICULAR EQUIPMENT 4 $108,852 BORE LIGHT SYSTEM, LASER 166 $108,828 SPECTACLES, INDUSTRIAL 2,221 $107,603 MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIP, NONSELF-PROPEL 12 $106,986 DETECTOR, METALLIC PARTICLE 24 $106,872 NOZZLE, TURBINE, AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE 7 $106,750 AMMUNITION BOX 4 $106,392 REFRIGERATED APPLIANCES 15 $106,294 LIGHTBAR ASSEMBLY, FLASHING, MRAP LIGHT KIT 20 $106,173 PREFABRICATED AND PORTABLE BUILDINGS 10 $106,149 LIGHT UNIT, PORTABLE 5 $106,053 PUMP, AXIAL PISTONS 18 $105,786 RIFLESCOPE 73 $105,688 DESC=MOBILE OPERATIONS CENTER 1 $105,375 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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1033 PROGRAM BY ITEM OVER $100K TOTAL ITEMS TOTAL VALUE OF ITEM ACQUIRED ACQUIRED ITEMS TEST STATION, ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 1 $105,233 RACK, STORAGE, SMALL ARMS 156 $105,162 EXTRACTOR, TARGET, INTERROGATOR SET 14 $105,000 BORESCOPE KIT 53 $104,934 INFRARED EQUIPMENT, SUBASSEMBLY 247 $103,817 WINCH, DRUM, POWER OPERATED 26 $103,494 AIRPLANE, FLIGHT T42A 1 $102,907 JACKET, COLD WEATHER 1,467 $102,788 TREADMILL 38 $102,742 OUTBOARD MOTOR, GASOLINE 15 $102,670 ADAPTER, INPUT SHAFT 21 $102,647 INDICATOR, ATTITUDE 30 $102,562 TEST SET, NIGHT VISION VIEWER 6 $101,970 BAG DEPLOYMENT 372 $101,950 SHAFT TAIL ROTOR 5 $101,801 VEHICLE ARMOR 13 $101,658 SWASHPLATE, CONTROLLABLE 12 $101,506 CAR, ARMORED 3 $101,121 BOXES, CARTONS, AND CRATES 330 $100,782 ANALYZER SET, ENGINE 14 $100,491 CAMERA SYSTEM 13 $100,263 ENGAGEMENT SKILLS TRAINER II 2 $100,000 TRUCK, CONVEYORBED 1 $100,000 Source: September 2019 United States Contract Spending compiled by OpenTheBooks.com via the “Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006.”

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