text: 2. llith reference to poinE (d) of the specific gulalellnes aboee, re€pondentE af,erequeated to glve b€lod the total anount of nltitary asEiatance recelved fro!abroad durlng the reporeing year. The aeount shoulal be glven in the sanedenomination anar currency aE used in the natrix, preferably converted froo toreigncurrenci'es to nationar currency at. average annuar, rDarket or par value exchangerates as reported by the In[ernat.ionrl ]tonetary Fund. Anseer: 8,780,000.0 (nillions of escudos) l. With reference !o point.s (n, and (o) above, the requeated infornatlon sbouldbe reported here in the sane value tern6 as used in the Batrix. rt ls reguegteatthal totEl expenditures, at leaat, and preferably detailed by type of force groupas in colunna L to 12 of the natrix, be reported for Che folloeing ilens: Depletlon of annunition: lbt available Sales fron the &ilitary sector oft (b) (c) (dl(al Lnd: Nil Real estale other than lands Nil Eguiprnt: Nil Services: Nil (e) Other: Nil A/ 40/3L3/rd'd'r Engtish Page 55 {. Respondentd are requegted to submit infornation as to {hetber sEatlgEica of the folloring kindE uould be readily available for the reporEing year. Abst er Price inde* ot speclfic relevanceto the nl,ll tary aeclor &.porls of nilltary equipnent Such expor ts dlvided bV: (i) countries Iii) ReglonE IDpor lE of nllilary equlpnent such lopor ts divialed bY:Available Not available x (i) Countrles x 5. If ! regularly publisheat exchanqe rate i3 unavailable, or considered unsuitable for converting IDlllEary expenditures, respondenEs are requeated Eo connen! on other poaslble rays for conparing tbe tDllitary exPenditures of the r€Bponallng counlry fith those of other countries. A/40/3L3/Add.L Engl ish Page 56 T'NIIED STATSS OF NIERICA lOriginal; Bngl.ish l [5 Septenber 19851 (Actual outl.ays, current pr ice6) country: unrted stacee of Anerrca Fiacar yeaE: r october lgg3-30 septenber rg84 National currency and unit of neaaure: US do.Llar (nllltonE) ::f,f,Jl|f,r::, *asure ahould r.t exceed one ten tbousan.tth or rhe rorar nrlrrary A/\o/313/Add,1 Eng!.ish Page 57 ril j9.-.' o. -2(DarrrlJla(o in. ct F{Dol FJ@Fo@('(Eutc{rt -Flo8E z -UJZ 9)r 9 -GC 6)Pfrg -
analysis: This text appears to be a report from a country, likely the United States, to an international organization, possibly the United Nations. The report provides detailed information on military expenditures, including the total amount of military assistance received from abroad, and the breakdown of military expenditures by type of force group. The report also asks about the availability of certain information, such as the price index of specific relevance to the military sector. The focus on military expenditures and assistance suggests that the report is related to international relations and national defense.