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Which NATO country has the most battle tanks?
The NATO country with the most battle tanks is United States with a total of 8,850 tanks. At second and third, are Turkey with 2,504 tanks and Greece with 1,354 tanks.
The average size of the battle tank forces of NATO countries is around 535.9 tanks.
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These are the NATO countries with the most battle tanks:
United States's defence budget is the highest in the world. United States's defence expenditure is estimated to be US$731,751M (3.40% of its GDP). Its percentage of GDP allocated to defence spending is the highest in North America.
With a 2,233,050-strong military, United States has a per-capita ratio of 6.8 military personnel per 1000 in population. Its total military consists of 1,388,100 active personnel (third-largest in the world) and 844,950 reserve personnel.
United States's battle tank force is the largest in North America. On land, United States has a mobile force of 8,850 tanks. For aerial defence, United States has an air force of 14,061 military aircrafts and 3,720 attack helicopters.
United States's naval fleet is the second-largest in the world. United States has a naval fleet of 254 vessels, including 11 aircraft carriers and 70 nuclear submarines. Rounding up the fleet of warships are 21 frigates, 69 destroyers and 27 corvettes.
Turkey allocates about 2.70% of its GDP (estimated at US$20,448M) for its defence budget.
Turkey's military force is the third-largest in Europe. Turkey has a military that is composed of 355,200 active personnel (second-largest in Europe), 378,700 in reserve and 156,800 from paramilitary forces, totalling 890,700 or 11 military personnel per 1000 in population.
Turkey's battle tank force is the second-largest in Europe. On land, Turkey has a mobile force of 2,504 tanks. For aerial defence, Turkey has an air force of 335 military aircrafts and 339 attack helicopters.
Turkey's naval fleet is the second-largest in Europe. Turkey has a naval fleet of 38 vessels, including 14 non-nuclear submarines. Rounding up the fleet of warships are 18 frigates and 6 corvettes.
Greece allocates about 2.60% of its GDP (estimated at US$5,472M) for its defence budget.
Greece has a military that is composed of 142,700 active personnel, 221,350 in reserve and 4,000 from paramilitary forces, totalling 368,050 or 34.2 military personnel per 1000 in population.
Greece has the third-largest battle tank force in Europe. On land, Greece has a mobile force of 1,354 tanks. For aerial defence, Greece has an air force of 244 military aircrafts and 48 attack helicopters.
Greece has a naval fleet of 25 vessels, including 8 non-nuclear submarines. The naval fleet also possesses numerous warships, including 13 frigates and 4 corvettes.
Poland's defence expenditure is estimated to be US$11,903M (2% of its GDP).
With a 189,450-strong military, Poland has a per-capita ratio of 4.9 military personnel per 1000 in population. Its total military consists of 114,050 active personnel and 75,400 from paramilitary forces.
On land, Poland has a mobile force of 926 tanks. For aerial defence, Poland has an air force of 113 military aircrafts and 106 attack helicopters.
Poland has a naval fleet of 8 vessels, including 5 non-nuclear submarines. Other offensive warships in the naval arsenal include 2 frigates and 1 corvettes.
Romania allocates about 2% of its GDP (estimated at US$4,945M) for its defence budget.
Romania has a military that is composed of 69,300 active personnel, 50,000 in reserve and 57,000 from paramilitary forces, totalling 176,300 or 8.2 military personnel per 1000 in population.
On land, Romania has a mobile force of 437 tanks. For aerial defence, Romania has an air force of 94 military aircrafts and 22 attack helicopters.
Germany has the third-highest defence budget in Europe. The defence budget of Germany is estimated at US$49,277M at around 1.30% of its GDP.
With a 213,550-strong military, Germany has a per-capita ratio of 2.7 military personnel per 1000 in population. Its total military consists of 183,500 active personnel and 30,050 reserve personnel.
On land, Germany has a mobile force of 410 tanks. For aerial defence, Germany has an air force of 245 military aircrafts and 43 attack helicopters.
Germany has a naval fleet of 21 vessels, including 5 non-nuclear submarines. Rounding up the fleet of warships are 11 frigates and 5 corvettes.
The defence budget of Spain is estimated at US$17,177M at around 1.20% of its GDP.
Spain has a military of 211,300 personnel, with 120,350 active, 15,150 in reserve and 75,800 from paramilitary forces, making up 4.4 military personnel per 1000 in population.
On land, Spain has a mobile force of 343 tanks. For aerial defence, Spain has an air force of 166 military aircrafts and 81 attack helicopters.
Spain has a naval fleet of 18 vessels, including 1 aircraft carriers and 3 non-nuclear submarines. The naval fleet of warships also include 6 frigates and 5 destroyers.
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