Global arms transfer agreements up for first time since 1992
The value of global arms transfer agreements totaled $31.8 billion in 1996 - the first increase in any year since 1992, the Congressional Research Service reported. The U.S. was No. 1, making agreements valued at nearly $11.3 billion, up from $9.2 billion in 1995, CRS said in "Conventional Arms...
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