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Military Statistics - Arms Trade

For additional military statistics, please also see the main Military Statistics page as well as the Military Expenditures sub-tab.

Arms Trade & Expenditures

Armed Violence Indicators
Interactive maps and charts from the Small Arms Survey
Global Firearms Holdings
From the Small Arms Survey
International Peace Research Institute (PIRO)
Datasets include: governance, armed conflict, small arms trade, mapping arms and more

Janes
Military systems & equipment, geopolitical & terrorism intelligence, defense news & analysis, country security & threat assessments, and order of battle information for military worldwide.

At the Janes site enter your NPS email (e.g. john.doe@nps.edu). If you have difficulty accessing Janes, contact Ask a Librarian

Security Assistance Monitor
US security & defense assistance programs: arms sales, military & police aid, training programs, exercises, exchanges & deployments

SIPRI Databases (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) (1949-current)
International relations and security trends, multilateral peace operations, military expenditure, arms transfers, arms embargoes, national reports databases.
SIPRI Yearbook (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute)
Data and analysis on security & conflicts, military spending & armaments, non-proliferation, arms control, disarmament. (1968-current)

Small Arms Trade Transparency Barometer
Weapons ID Database
From the Small Arms Survey In response to growing demand for small arms identification resources.
World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers (WMEAT)
From the US State Dept., this provides 1964-2021 annual military expenditures, arms transfers, armed forces, selected economic data, and relative indicators consisting of pertinent military-economic ratios.

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Subjects: Data & Statistics

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