kuna or just under $90 billion at current exchange rate. With more funds it is hopped Croatia could modernize most of its armed forces to NATO standard without US assistance by this point. Currently the US has aided Croatian Armed Forces modernization and training in tune of around €120 million per year since 2015 and is expected to increase these slightly in coming years as Croatia is about to purchase UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters and number of other systems. Other programs: Equipping motorized infantry battalion (800-1,000 men) with night vision equipment, including advanced optoelectronics and sensors, ground radars, thermal imaging cameras – 120 million Croatian Kuna NBC equipment for biological/chemical-decontamination unit – 150 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of new army engineering vehicles, armored recovery vehicles, mine clearance vehicles and armored personal vehicles designed to withstand mine blasts – 320 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of modern communication and battlefield management systems – Procurement of new logistic and amphibious vehicles – 250 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of 3-4 Artillery Radars – 30–40 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of 8-12 Mobile air defense radars – 200 to 300 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of Army Field Hospital - 80 to 100 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of 16 Army Tank transporters, Heavy Equipment Transporters – 80 to 100 million Croatian Kuna Procurement of Bridge laying equipment – 100 million Croatian Kuna See also List of Croatian soldiers Military history of Croatia References Ground Army Modern history of Croatia Armies by country