22 New Weapons in the US Military Budget Next Year

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November 21, 2022 9:00 am

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12. UH/HH-60M Blackhawk
>Total FY 2023 budget allocation: $991 million
>Total vehicles ordered: 35
>Type: Attack helicopter

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11. T-AO Naval Sea Systems Command
>Total FY 2023 budget allocation: $1.0 billion
>Total vehicles ordered: 1
>Type: Fleet replenishment oiler

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10. LHA
>Total FY 2023 budget allocation: $1.1 billion
>Total vehicles ordered: 1
>Type: America class amphibious assault

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9. Constellation class frigate
>Total FY 2023 budget allocation: $1.3 billion
>Total vehicles ordered: 1
>Type: Frigate

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8. B-21 Raider
>Total FY 2023 budget allocation: $1.5 billion
>Total vehicles ordered: Classified
>Type: Bomber jet

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