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The Hidden Costs of War by  William D. Hartung Support for this report has been generously donated by Howard S. Brembeck, founder and chairman, the Fourth Freedom Forum Contents Executive Summary iv War without End? The Costs of the New Military Buildup 1 The Hidden Costs of War: A Historical Perspective 4 Rolling the Dice on Gulf War II: Real Money, Real Risks 10 Tables Table I: U.S. Military Spending, Actual and Projected, Fiscal Year 2001 to Fiscal Year 2010 2 Table II: U.S. Military Spending Versus Actual or Potential Adversaries, 2001 3 Table III: Budgetary Costs to the United States of Major Wars,  1941 to  1991 5 Table IV: American Casualties from Major Wars 1941 to  1991 6 Table V: Estimated Costs to the United States of a War with Iraq 16 Table VI: Federal Discretionary Spending by Agency, Fiscal Year 2004 20 Table VII: Military Spending and the Costs of War with Iraq Compared with Alternative Expenditures 21 Executive Summary War Without End? The Costs of the New Military Buildup The Bush administration’s war on terrorism and its proposed military intervention in Iraq have sparked the steepest increases in military and security spending in two decades. • Since September 11, 2001, the federal government has approved over $110 billion in increased milit