Fiscal Year(s)

View earmark details Earmark Spending for Projects in Unknown Locations

Fiscal Year(s) 2008-2009 No Total Amount
Earmarks 1460 $11,723,208,930
Earmark Details Year

(desc)

Description (Bill) Amount Sponsors Locations Receiving Organization
View earmark details 2009 Airborne Threats
(Defense)
$1,500,000 Sen. Ted Stevens (-AK) Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Aircraft Component Remediation
(Defense)
$1,600,000 Rep. Pete Sessions (-TX) Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Aircraft Evaluation Readiness Initiative
(Defense)
$2,400,000 Sen. Tom Harkin (-IA)
Sen. Chuck Grassley (-IA)
Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Aircraft Fatigue Modeling and Simulation
(Defense)
$3,000,000 Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (-TX) Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Aircraft Landing System
(Defense)
$800,000 Sen. Amy Klobuchar (-MN) Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 ALCOM Child Care Support for Deployed Forces
(Defense)
$2,000,000 Sen. Ted Stevens (-AK) Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 All-Source Content Management (ASCMAN) for Actionable Intelligence
(Defense)
$1,600,000 Sen. Christopher Bond (-MO) Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Alternate Engine
(Defense)
$35,000,000 No sponsor indicated Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Alternate Engine
(Defense)
$215,000,000 No sponsor indicated Unknown Location
View earmark details 2009 Alternative Energy-Tin City
(Defense)
$500,000 Sen. Ted Stevens (-AK) Unknown Location
1460 results

Information provided by Taxpayers for Common Sense ( http://www.taxpayer.net/ )

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