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.
France and the UK have even agreed to share aircraft carriers. We've taken a look at how military spending compares to GDP across the region, finding the European countries that might end up freeloading on the defense budgets of others. For reference, the US spends 5.25% of its GDP on the military.Oman spends 11.40% of its GDP, the highest in the world.rance and the UK have even agreed to share aircraft carriers. We've taken a look at how military spending compares to GDP across the region, finding the European countries that might end up freeloading on the defense budgets of others. For reference, the US spends 5.25% of its GDP on the military.
(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.