Just How MASSIVE is the U.S. Military

The scale of the U.S. military is jaw-dropping! With 1.3 million active personnel, the U.S. ranks as one of the largest forces globally, despite having a smaller population than countries like China and India. But it's the spending that truly sets the U.S. apart—accounting for 40% of the world's military budget. From advanced tanks and cutting-edge fighter jets to an unmatched Navy, the U.S. military's power is unparalleled.

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[reflexboxerndlt]

Why did you not mention the aircraft numbers for the navy? They literally have the 2nd largest airforce in the world.

[FromThentoNow]

One thing often overlooked in all these comparison videos is the soldiers themselves. U.S. has a PROFESSIONAL armed services

[whohash]

Don't forget the other "reserve". There are 120 guns for every 100 people in the US.

[nomansland]

The US can’t be beat in its logistic capabilities.

[westrich]

You forgot to mention the Air Force's long range strategic bomber fleets. B-52'S, B-1-B'S, B-2'S, and the new B-21 Raiders coming soon. Not to mention the large number of ICBM placements that can maybe do a little damage to an adversary.

[RQND]

You know US is badass when they can build a burger king just a day after building the campground. Logistics is everything

[lvtpapa]

Strong offense is the best defense someone once said.

[reflexboxerndlt]

Per capita the U.S. has more troops. Chinese military at 2.5 million. US military at 2.2 Million. Not to mention the tech and aircraft the U.S. has in active operation. As well as more tonnage in navy and overall naval capabilities and firepower. USN has 9, 000+ missile tubes. China’s navy has 4, 500+

[sionrouge]

Keep in mind. The stuff you guys see is the stuff we were researching and developing in the 80s and 90s. You have yet to see the stuff we're working on over the past 5 years. The USA can't be beat.

[MattySpadez]

4 Ford carriers is actually insane. Most countries would struggle with the upkeep of one.

[WarnerVeenstra-ji]

The low taper fade meme is also still massive

[CrimxSun]

*"the stryker well designed" Yea right..*

*The Stryker had a lot of problems in combat. Soldiers said it wasn’t strong enough against IEDs and RPGs, so they had to throw sandbags inside, weld extra steel plates on top, and stick on random armor parts just to survive.*

*The slat armor it came with only half worked, and sometimes shrapnel still got through. All this stuff showed how weak the original design was until the Army finally upgraded them with proper armor kits and extra protection later on.*

[hlecaros]

You have forgotten to mention the amazing logistics and coordination the USA has. No other country can operate its military like the USA.

[Calventius]

Great basic briefing. I will share on facebook for you. Admirable briefing in fact.

[ernestorobau]

Your forgetting the 400 million arms in the US public, Even if untrained it doesn't take a genius to aim and pull the trigger.

[SIXSIXer]

The U.S. Navy is the world's 2nd largest air force.

[LockeGS]

Is this a re-post? I feel like I recently saw this video.
Also, what a strange mix of current and out of date information.

[แพรวาหาพิกุล]

Great videos, thank the military shows

[reflexboxerndlt]

116? The USAF has around 300 F35s today. With the Navy having 330

[larrybaisden]

What a great presentation. Thank you for sharing your work.