According to the conventional military forces and nuclear weapons forces of all countries in the world, the ranking of world military forces is comprehensively inferred:
First place: America
Second place: Russia
Third place: China.
Fourth place: France
Fifth place: Britain
Sixth place: Germany
Seventh place: India
Eighth place: North Korea
Ninth place: Israel
Tenth place: Pakistan
1. nuclear energy
Number of nuclear warheads owned by countries
United States: 6600;
Russia: 6300;
France: 500 yuan;
China: 450;
United Kingdom: 380 pieces;
India: 70;
Pakistan: 30 pieces.
In addition to the above seven countries, several other countries may also have certain nuclear strike capabilities. It is estimated that Israel may have 80 ~ 100 nuclear warheads, Iran has about 25 ~ 30, and North Korea has 15 ~ 20.
Number of nuclear warheads owned by countries: China ranks "fourth" with 450, only 50 behind France.
2. Tank
Judging from the number of tanks and armored vehicles equipped by various countries, China ranks "third" with 1.9 million tanks and 30,000 armored vehicles.
Number of tanks and armored vehicles equipped by countries
United States: 26,000 and 44,000;
Russia: 22,000 and 36,000;
China: 654.38+0.9 million vehicles, 30,000 vehicles;
India: 1.3 million vehicles, 2 1 10,000 vehicles;
North Korea: 9,000 vehicles, 1.6 million vehicles.
3. Air Force strength
Judging from the number of fighters and helicopters equipped by various countries, China ranks "third" with 1750 fighters and 1250 helicopters.
Number of fighters and helicopters equipped by countries
United States: 2800 and 3500;
Russia: 2,500 and 3,000;
China: 1750 and1250;
India: 1080 and1115;
North Korea: 553 and 4 10.
4. Navy
Judging from the number of large surface ships and submarines equipped by various countries, China ranks "third" with 3 15 large surface ships and 85 submarines.
Number of large surface ships and submarines equipped by countries
United States: 28 1 and 92;
Russia: 365,438+00 and 42;
China: 3 15 and 85;
India: 200 and 27;
North Korea: 93 and 19.
It should be noted that the US Navy is equipped with a 12 large aircraft carrier, and the Russian Navy has a medium-sized aircraft carrier. According to Russia's latest naval development strategy, Russia will build two new aircraft carriers in the next 15 years.
5. Total strength
Judging from the number of armies in various countries, China ranks first with a total strength of 2.3 million, including army10.6 million, navy 400,000 and air force 255,000.
Comparison of the number of troops in different countries (four groups of figures represent the total strength and number of the armed forces)
China: 2.3 million, 6.5438+0.6 million, 0.4 million and 0.255 million;
United States: 1.45 million, 5 1 10,000, 379,000, 376,000;
India: 1.33 million, 1 1 million, 1.7 million, 6 1 million;
Russia:1.20,860,000,1.90,000,1.88,000;
North Korea:1110000,950000,110000,47000.
Attachment: Detailed comments
The latest ranking of countries' military strength
1, the United States: a global strategic offensive army, recognized as a superpower, based on the most developed industrial and agricultural production, with a good geographical environment and superior anti-sanction ability, its good hardware and image have a strong appeal to elites all over the world.
With the conflict between World War II and the Middle East after the war, a large number of elite troops were stationed on five continents, which controlled the political situation in many countries in Europe and Asia. (The quality of naval and air force weapons is generally ahead of the world, and the number is the sum of Western Europe and Japan). It has advanced information technology and first-class space technology, and has the strength of space warfare. The naval and air forces have obvious advantages and advanced operational concepts. Their characteristics are pre-emptive, going deep into enemy countries to fight, nipping threats (including threats to local interests and overseas interests) in the bud, carrying out a negotiation containment policy towards China and Russia, avoiding direct combat as much as possible, and being unfriendly to other countries. In the decades as the number one power, it has launched many small and medium-sized military operations around the world, winning more and losing less, and sometimes falling into a quagmire, but it has not caused fatal impact on its own interests.
2. Russia: Eurasia's strategic offensive forces have a good technical foundation, and the number of weapons of mass destruction is still comparable to that of the United States. However, industrial and agricultural production is relatively backward, domestic resources are very rich, the ability to resist sanctions is superior, soldiers are first-class, hard-working, disciplined and have obvious advantages in space technology, but they have lagged behind the United States in recent years. The ability to fight outside the homeland has been weak, and the activities of the navy and air force are also limited by the strategic encirclement of many countries.
3. France: global army, micro superpower, developed industry and agriculture, complete system. However, due to the small country, small population and lack of strategic resources, the ability to resist sanctions is weak. As an independent military power within NATO, its navy and air force are powerful and flexible, and its space technology has obvious advantages in Europe. Domestic elites are eager to formulate policies to coordinate the interests of EU countries and finally unify European integration, so as to curb the control of big countries over Western Europe. (In 2004-2005, they were alone.
4. Britain is a global army, but its military industrial system is incomplete and the development of space operations is relatively backward. Therefore, it often acts as a follower of countries such as the United States and France. Its industry is developed, its domestic strategic resources are relatively rich, and its ability to resist sanctions is the strongest among western European countries. After the 1990s, the British aerospace and information technology developed rapidly, the overall strength rebounded, the military operation thought was very advanced, the cultural background was profound, and intelligence gathering was emphasized. The protracted war and anti-guerrilla warfare had a long history.
5. Germany: European regional armies have very strong industrial productivity and advanced technology, but the dual control system of the United States and France is incomplete, because the countries are small and closed, and their ability to resist sanctions is weak. Its national quality is first-class, its cultural heritage is profound, its fighting will and tactical thinking are world-famous and creative, and its army combat effectiveness is second to none in Europe.
6. Japan: the regional army, which was supported by the United States after the war, has a very developed industrial production, complete categories and advanced technology, but its ability to resist sanctions is weak. Without being completely isolated, it can be armed into Asia's super fighting capacity in a short time, with fierce and cruel people and strong organizational discipline.
7. Italy: Obviously controlled by the United States, the regional armies in Europe and the Middle East, because of their important strategic position, made the United States focus on training after the war, turning it from a weak and semi-divided country after the war into a powerful country with the highest military strength and potential weapons productivity in the world.
8. South Korea: an important military force in Northeast Asia, but limited by the United States and Japan, its place is narrow and its ability to resist sanctions is weak. As a new industrial and technological power, it has a strong national consciousness, fierce people and first-class organizational discipline.
9. Spain: The troops in Europe and the Middle East, similar to Italy, were once isolated by the international community and joined NATO and the European Union late. In recent years, with the support of the United States and the European Union, the navy and air force have developed rapidly, actively participating in the control of international hotspots led by the United States and France, and their sphere of influence has expanded rapidly.
10, Chinese mainland: The army of a defensive power has a relatively complete military industrial sector and has initially acquired the capabilities of space warfare and information warfare, but its overall scientific and technological level is low and its economy is developing rapidly. Major high-tech industries often rely on the introduction of foreign property rights, and any country has many restrictions on China's technology export. Citizens attach great importance to education and have strong creativity and flexibility. However, due to the lack of effective intellectual property protection, their own inventions are often used by other countries. Because there are too many people and too few high-quality land, there are many hostile forces around, and there is a lack of control over overseas resources, domestic resources are now overloaded, and their ability to resist sanctions and blockades is weak. The people are relatively moderate, relying too much on and trusting the United Nations, following the principle of good neighborliness, and lacking aggression. Officials pay more attention to political learning than to improving the level of technical warfare. However, due to the hard work, tenacity and profound cultural heritage of the people, when the country's right to subsistence is threatened, it can make full use of its wisdom in the war and the country can last for thousands of years.
165438+ The people attach great importance to education, have profound cultural heritage, are not indiscriminate in military affairs, have creative weapons and tactics, and have won many victories in the long-term war.
12, Australia: a regional army with advanced military technology and small production scale. Moreover, the categories are relatively single, and maritime forces occupy an important position in the South Pacific and the Indian Ocean. Because of their rich resources and high national quality, they have strong anti-sanction ability and potential combat effectiveness.
13, Sweden: Europe's defensive army, a non-NATO member country, is small in scale, with developed military industry, capable of independently developing and mass-producing advanced weapons, advocating peace and neutrality, with extremely high national quality, democracy, equality, honesty and self-discipline. Once in a state of war, it is a model of China's army.
14, Austria: Europe's defensive army, with a small country, closed country and extremely scarce resources, has concentrated a large number of scientific research institutions in the United States, Europe and the international community, making its military industry very developed. The hometown of totalitarianism in Europe after the Middle Ages was fierce and belligerent, and Nazi forces revived here many times, but they were all quelled under the pressure of the United States and France.
15, Netherlands: an offensive global army, but all of them follow other western powers. The economy is developed and the military industry is underdeveloped, but it is systematic. It buys a large number of advanced weapons from the United States and Europe, and has profound thoughts on democracy and freedom. When a strong enemy invades, it always fights a pleasing protracted war and guerrilla warfare. This is also a model for our army to learn.
16, Ukraine: Eastern Europe's defensive army is rich in resources, strategically located, and has a solid military industrial base, but it lacks effective management and has long wavered between the West and Russia. The lack of political opinions made it slow in the subsequent development of military thought and technology.
17, Canada: The national conditions are similar to those of Australia, with relatively backward naval and air forces and strong ground forces.
18, Taiwan Province province, China: the defensive army, with advanced technology, has been strongly supported by the United States for a long time. Like mainlanders, they are gentle and lack aggression, but they can fight to the end when their right to life is threatened. The lack of unity and democracy, lax training and serious corruption in the army have greatly reduced the support rate of Americans.
19, India: There is only one army with defensive strength, and Russia has long provided it with the most advanced weapons. The country has a large population, but the people are not good at fighting. Advanced technology is mastered by only a few people, and the army is huge and generally backward. The government likes to talk big and empty, lacking the history of war victory, and has long been resisted by only a few people in the face of strong enemies. In recent years, the economy has developed rapidly, but it has failed to solve the conflicts in the border areas.
20. Pakistan: a defensive army, the largest power in the Islamic world, lags behind India's domestic economy and military production. However, it has long been supported by China, the United States and the Islamic world. The government operates steadily, pays attention to realism, and the national cultural quality is very low. It is militant and forms two opposing forces in South Asia with India.