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Mr. R. Helms' briefing notes on Soviet defense spending and economic policy. Miscellaneous. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Nov 28, 1967. Date Declassified: May 26, 1994. Unsanitized. Complete. 14 page(s).



(TABLE, U.S. vs. SOVIET MILITARY AND SPACE SPENDING, 1967
II. By these methods, they have determined that Soviet
military and space spending in Calendar 1967
totaled 20.4 billion rubles--the highest figure
since World War II.
A. The dollar equivalent works out to about
56 billion dollars.
B. In other words, the Soviets, with an economy
less than half the size of ours, are spending
roughly as much for defense and space as we
are excluding the costs of Vietnam.
C. For the past five years, the Soviet defense
and space effort, in dollar terms, has averaged
85 percent of what we nave been spending
on the same programs. This chart compares
the dollar cost of U.S. and Soviet programs
for 1967.
D. The Soviet Union at this juncture is almost
matching us in funds devoted to space and
what we call R,D,T and E--research, development
testing and evaluation.
E. The Soviets are spending 40 percent more
than we are for strategic offense--$6.3 billion
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Mr. R. Helms' briefing notes on Soviet defense spending and economic policy. Miscellaneous. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Nov 28, 1967. Date Declassified: May 26, 1994. Unsanitized. Complete. 14 page(s). Reproduced in Declassified Documents Reference System. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Gale, 2008.


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