Stages of non-small cell lung cancer: 1  Occult stage non-small cell lung cancer: Cancer cells are found in sputum, but no tumor can be found in the lung by imaging tests or bronchoscopy, or the tumor is too small to be checked.  Stage 0 non-small cell lung cancer: Cancer at this stage is also known as carcinoma in situ.
. Russia spends about $59 Billion on military expenses, less than 10% of what the United States spends. Russia spends more on military than most other countries on both a per capita basis ($410) and as a percent of GDP (4.0%).France spends about $59 Billion on military expenses, less than 10% of what the United States spends.France spends more on military than most other countries on a per capita basis ($912) and less as a percent of GDP (2.3%).The United Kingdom spends about $60 Billion on military expenses, less than 10% of what the United States spends. Russia spends about $59 Billion on military expenses, less than 10% of what the United States spends. Russia spends more on military than most other countries on both a per capita basis ($410) and as a percent of GDP (4.0%).
(User Submitted) â In 2010, the countries of the world spent a combined $1.63 trillion on their militaries, according to 24/7 Wall Street. That includes money for weapons, soldiers, and maintaining infrastructure. The US led the way by far with just below $700 billion, more than the other top nine countries combined. Others in the top 10 list: Click for the full list, which has China at No. 2 with $119 billion in defense spending. 1  Italy (No. 10) $37 billion: Since 2001, military spending in the country has dropped 5.4%, the greatest decrease among all the countries featured on this list. 2  The cutbacks are the result of Italy trying to tame its large debt.