For many more data tables produced by the Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade (COAT), see "Canadian Military Exports to the Middle East."

Canadian Military Exports to Oman
 This is not a complete list of Canadian military exports to Oman.  This table includes the value of products
in "Group 2" (i.e., "Munitions") of the "Export Control List," published by Canada's Department of Foreign
Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT).  DFAIT reports do not include military products that are deemed
"dual use," even those products are exported directly to foreign militaries.  DFAIT reports do not include
military exports to the U.S., although these account for about 75% of Canada's military exports. Neither
do DFAIT reports contain any data on Canadian military exports that are assembled into complete
weapons systems in the U.S. and then re-exported to other countries.  
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 (All figures are in Canadian dollars)
Munitions
category		 Brief
Description
(click below
for more details)		 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Munitions
subtotals
Progressive Conservative Liberal Conservative
2-01 Small arms and automatic weapons                       850
(telescopic sight)		                 850
2-02 Large weapons such as howitzers and cannon   13,423 4,229   7,600            

7,445
(ammunition)

 1,272
(rocket launcher parts)		 2,697 20,000           56,666
2-03 Ammunition     36,600 3,198,954     11,163
(ammunition)		               3,631,500 1 3,559,399 3,987,874     10,437,617
2-04 Weapons firing and aiming systems   1,325,279 375,000 677,891 36,234 486,610     464,370
(rockets)		       1,387,250
(aircraft-mounted rocket parts)		       3,481,857 3,955,775 265 10,666 8,234,491
2-06 Tanks and armoured vehicles     1,656             1,480
(vehicle parts)		 400
ammunition		             105,864     3,536
2-10 Aircraft, helicopters, unmanned airborne vehicles 102,694 211,961 29,990 218,815   1,140,540 885,324
(aviation-related parts)		 100
aviation-related parts		   8,415
aviation related equipment parts		   619,534
parachutes		             24,000,000?   3,217,373?
 
2-11 Electronic equipment                

3,570
switches

                   390,584   3,570
2-13 Armoured equipment and constructions     4,975                                  
4,975
2-14 Military training and simulation equipment   3,100     1,015                 7,767,258 14,530,582 15,021   7,433    
22,316,976
2-18 Production equipment            

1
technical data

       2
data		 4
data		         3,473,327      
3,473,334
 
2-22 Technology                                     24,000,000?   24,000,000?
Totals 102,694 1,553,763 452,450 4,095,660 44,849 1,627,150 896,488 100 467,940 9,895 402 627,833 1,388,522 7,769,955 18,182,082 15,022 10,514,583 8,056,945 24,390,849 10,666 80,207,848

Sources

? = Question marks indicate duplicated munitions data found in government reports.  Such duplications occurred in some munitions subtotals published by the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) in its reports for the years 2003 to 2006, and 2007 to 2009..  Although removal of duplicated munitions subtotals does allow figures to match the annual totals provided by DFAIT, it remains a mystery which munitions categories contain the correct data. The annual totals shown in the above table are the totals that were published by DFAIT.  DFAIT's error in publishing duplicated munitions subtotals effects the "Munitions subtotals" column on the extreme right of COAT's table (above). The grand total in the bottom right is arrived at by adding  DFAIT's annual totals, not by adding the "Munitions subtotals."