A friendly reminder that the two largest air forced in the world are the United States Airforce followed by the United States Navy in case you needed to know how unbelievably massive the American Navy is.
@@travissmith2848 If I recall correctly US army is still in the top ten greatest airpowers. And I think the US coast guard is still in the top 20 though I'm almost certain that doesn't differentiate between aircraft then.
Fun fact: the us fleet of museum ships alone would make it the second largest navy in the world. And that’s including the us Edit: not including the us.
Additionally, the US Airforce is the largest airforce in the world and the US Navy has the second biggest airforce, this two US military branches ( the air assets of Marine Corps isn't included in the count for the Navy) are bigger than China and Russia. The fact the US Army, Marine Corps, and Coast guard combine with the Airforce and Navy would still have more aircrafts than China, Russia, India, S. Korea, and Japan.
Fun fact: a whole ocean is named after India, the Indian Ocean, because in ancient times, Indian kingdoms on coastal areas used to have the most powerful navies and located in such a strategic position, Indian ships could travel both to the west through Arabian sea and to the east through bay of Bengal. The ocean in between these two routes was hence, named the Indian Ocean.
@@radhika00240 it does share with Yemen and Oman. But they combined don't have as big of a coastline as India. But then Africa also has a really long coastline
@@radhika00240 yes saudi arabia is entirely cut off from arabian sea. it is only connected to red sea and gulf of persia. but arabian sea is still called so because the first travellers to arrive by sea to india were arabians/persians who made the most use of the sea hence the name.
@@M1551NGN0 hmm. It's arab. Parsian don't need to came via sea,we with share border with iran. Before britisher came made afghanistan in 18th century buffer zone between British India and soviet Union. (India afghanistan paxistan Bangladesh nepal bhutan refer as one civilization or country.)
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China has ~700k in tonnage.... Each one of the US Super carriers is at or over 100k tons each. We have 11 in service. That means in carriers alone, not counting any other type of ship (even lighter carriers and assault ships capable of launching aircraft), we dwarf all others by at least 50%. Those same carriers and their strike groups also make up the world's second largest Air Force... Behind the US Air Force. And in the event of war, one or both of those branches will be the first the enemy encounters.
congrats ! as neither Chinese nor american, i would like to know the source of ur money, compared to China's source of hardwork for decades...... no offense, just facts
@@frustationoverloaded5976 You know America has been a major manufacturer for centuries, right? And it has vast natural resources. The US is wealthy for a reason.
@@frustationoverloaded5976 do you think the US is lazy? Cause that is the exact opposite. There is a reason that we are 1st in the world economy but only 3rd in population, with 2nd and 1st place having 4 times as many people.
@@kousand9917 I asked how u earned ur money, like chinas earned it by manufacturing. u americans snow flakes got pissed off without even knowing what I was asking, typical I know ur source of income though, wars
Bet you feel something visceral in the Lord of the Rings movies when they are tearing down trees by brute force to feed massive blast furnaces and making swords and armor in industrial quantities too. There's just something about being able to monkey stomp anyone foolish enough to directly challenge you. Still far better to be everyone's friend, but having a fallback is a good thing.
I feel like I'm the only one who laughed at "that would imply _all ships are created equal_ " and then USA going "certainly not" when it's a joke on "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that _all men are created equal_ " on the US constitution lmao.
@wargames Yes, but that doesn’t mean that the joke in the video was reflecting on the US Declaration of Independence. It could have simply been a funny little moment, and the words happened to match.
Oh, if it wasn't a joke I'm sorry, the wording just seemed too aligned and then the "clearly not" reminded me of all the slaves the Founding Fathers owned, so I thought it was intended :p
@wargames The majority of the founders did NOT own slaves. And even the ones who did either quietly or openly supported abolition movements. Heck, even Henry Laurens started to favor abolition after his son, a staunch abolitionist, was killed in battle. You might know the son from a popular little musical about a redheaded law student with a terrible temper and a pen that just wouldn't stop. Also, the Constitution never says the phrase, "All men are created equal." The Declaration of Independence says that. The Constitution merely puts that principle into practice.
@@lucaricci1861 is that with comercial ships that was put into different usses by the navy? if i dont remember wrongly both sides of the war did put comercial ships into use by their respective navys with giving them cannons, having them patroling close to their shores, defending areas where larger ships would be hard to manouver etc, and i would think modified comercial ships would also be used when taking suplies from the us to brithen and russia (not just for moving suplies, but also modified to help defend aigenst planes and submarines).
Growing up a US Navy brat, yeah. But I'm most curious about Japan's navy. With the restrictions on the JSDF, what does it have that makes up its relatively high tonnage?
Until recently, the Japanese Navy, by their post war constitution, could not have anything classified as an aircraft carrier. To get around that, the JMSDF built the massive Izumo & Hyuga class Helicopter Destroyers, displacing 27,000 and 19,000 tons respectively. These Destroyers look like Aircraft carriers, but were classified as Destroyers until revisions to the constitution were made after 2018, with the Izumo class being re-designated as Light Aircraft Carriers once upgrades are finished to allow them to launch the F-35B. The navy then also has 36 true destroyers that displace between 5,200 and 10,500 tons. These 40 ships alone displace 319,000 tons
@@cludecat7072 For some reason it's become taboo for any country to build anything larger than a destroyer(except carriers). Even if it's clearly a cruiser it's called a destroyer.
@@commodorezero not necessarily the size doesn't make it a cruiser its the function a cruiser is command ship with extensive communication arrays. Carriers have taken that role
@@gengarzilla1685 The video, if done, will probably do total border length. But in either case, North Korea nor Russia will win. For shortest border between two nations, it'd be France and Netherlands, for total border length, it'll be Vatican. For shortest continuous border, it'll be spain and morocco.
@@gengarzilla1685 Actually there's a small "peninsula" that borders between Spain and Morocco and that's the shortest international border in the world.
@@brandonhernandez116 thanks for the comment. My Grand and Dad served on the same ship. Her name was Tang Yang (AKA yukikaze) destroyer. She was the greatest pirate ship of the free world after WW2.
Oceania have it rough, do you know how hard is it to fight Laser Kiwi, Jaws, Eight Legged Freaks, and Lake Placid. Ask any Australian if they have been held in a gun point by an Emu, and they would shook their head saying, "Emus are the most benevolent rule- birds and my family are not 'definitely' held hostage in my basement."
does anyone else notice that the main times AMERICA wins these scales, he's unnecessarily larger than the others, for instance, the guns video, and this video, etc?
Well the US armed forces are ridiculously powerful, like, if you combine the 2nd most powerful country in the world with every country to the 20th position the US is still more powerful than all of them together
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat they also have a lot of small less capable ships that make they’re navy seem larger but when it comes to a blue water force the US navy absolutely dominates just look at the difference in tonnage also the US can bring to battle around 10000 missiles while China’s navy can only bring around 4000 the US navy also has the worlds second largest Air Force after the US Air Force the U.S. navy also has a 5th generation stealth jet in its air wing which no other navy that could potentially fight the US navy has
"It's one thing to have a big force, it's totally another thing to be able to utilise it for your objectives". Inability to utilise your full force is like having deprived half of the force already.
@@ceilyurie856 Go to war with the army you've got, not the army you want. No one ever has "full force", that's a relative term. But inability to utilise needed force happens often when you're not the defender and an offender instead.
thats why we have navy & air-force bases all over the planet. most of which are there for primarily preventive, defensive, and/or strategic purposes. they're either there intercept missiles bound to NATO protected locations or to make surrounding nations hesitant to stir up too much trouble, lest they incite retaliation from the 20 nearby US bases, and all the reinforcements likely to come later. having a solid density of bases makes it easier to respond to incidents about as quickly as a relatively large force can
Question: Is there actually a website that counts all of those tonnages, or this dude just count every single ship in the world largest navies like a madman?
total tonnage, draught, beam, top speeds and even weapon systems are all posted online. you can find the specifications of any ship in a matter of seconds, and then you just count them
The Japanese navy is on the planning board if whether to build a Kirov-class battlecruiser SIZED Battlecruiser of their own using the base design of the Izumo-class light aircraft carrier
Unincorporated-Organized: American Samoa Northern Mariana Islands Guam Puerto Rico US Virgin Islands Unincorporated-Unorganized: Howland Island Navassa Island Wake Island Jarvis Island Baker Island Johnston Atoll Kingman Reefs Midway Islands Serranilla Bank Bajo Nuevo Bank Incorporated-Unorganized: Palmyra Atoll Inland US Military Base: Guantanamo Bay US of A: "Amateurs"
@@cludecat7072 it has the highest tonnage and best projection capability. USA has a good navy you can't deny that. Oh but China 🇨🇳 has higher tech" Yeah no bud China oveeinflates their navy specially their diesel carriers compared to American nuclear carriers which will never have to stop. Usa spends nearly 900 billion while china spends 300 billion on millitary. That's 3x
And to think. We maintain the entirety of the Department of Defense for 880 billion a year. Cost saving, and ass kicking. Also for those who don't live in the US, yes, every time we do anything, a pair of bald eagles fly over head, a guitar riff plays, an explosion fills the background, and a hot chick in a red white and blue bikini top licks an M-16. Makes walking the dog really awesome.
@@Joe_Monkey_Rogan This isn't about politics, if that's what you're implying. Similarly, north Korea has more submarines than any other navy, but those are all extremely old (they were obsolete in the 1960s, when they got most of them).
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If there’s one country who can’t criticize the US for their attention to their navy it’s Britain. Their power back in the day was built in large part to their navy.
The difference between india and uk tonnage wasnt much but still the size of UK'S ball increased a lot. Japan almost had the same gap (in terms of tonnage) with uk that uk and india had. However, the ball size wasn't much different than that of uk
Country balls are scaled to the % of data compared to the total. However in the future it is likely India will surpass UK but not Japan bc Japan is rebuilding and plans to get a 105 billion dollar budget soon. As for China they are far behind USA, with Japan around the block the gap between Chinese tonnage and Japanese tonnage will shrink. Japan primarily focuses on air and naval sectors.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat but still the different between the sizes can’t be that much. Let me clear it by giving an example. Suppose the data has a total of 200 tons of veggies(nothing else came in my mind) . India has 40 and uk has 45 . The size of Uk is increased by double in comparison to India. Then you have Japan which has 50. Now the difference between the size of Japan as compared to Uk should be less than a double ( but there has to a significant increase). However, the size are almost the same. Japan- uk same size of ball with a 5 ton gap. India- uk double the difference of size with 5 ton difference
Fun reminder: this strength is all made possible with the ENTIRE us millitary only taking up 3% of the us gdp! They just make so much money it literally doesn’t matter.
You can laugh but the American Navy is no joke. Ironic that most of the nations that make fun of us for spending so much on our ships are highly dependent on our military umbrella to ensure national security
Adding Japan's two new aircraft carriers (medium weight) India will surpass UK but stay below Japan for a while. Japan plans to extend its millitary budget to around 110 billion which means India will lag behind Japan in tonnage but will surpass UK and will have some of the most advanced tech. The problem is, Japan is a naval focused country while India focuses on all 3 fronts. Meaning Japan is likely to maintain a lead.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat Yes, Japan will remain ahead for the next 2 decades. That's a good thing for India. Japan is a close ally and a very valuable partner in keeping the Chinese navy in check right at their shores.
@@manassurya2019 I support India advancing forward. I'd much rather prefer Japan and India being the Asian powers with nearly same level militaries rather than China being the Asian power.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat The UK is commiosning new frigates, and building the Dreadnought class nuclear submarines. and having two more nuclear attack submarines on the way. Royal Navy is increasing tonnage as well
A friendly reminder that the two largest air forced in the world are the United States Airforce followed by the United States Navy in case you needed to know how unbelievably massive the American Navy is.
Seems to me, though not sure how much is fixed wing, that the US Army has a sizeable number of aircraft as well.
@@travissmith2848 If I recall correctly US army is still in the top ten greatest airpowers.
And I think the US coast guard is still in the top 20 though I'm almost certain that doesn't differentiate between aircraft then.
God bless america
I believe the marines are like 7th as well.
The US navy is the biggest navy in the world followed up by the US museum fleet.
roughly a third of that 3.5 million tons is the 11 supercarriers in the US navy
even 2.3 million tons is more than all other countryballs combined
@@Four_kilotons_of_Cyanide 1/3rd of 3.5 is 1.266666666-
@@ethanlynch9471 I didnt round the number ok, we dont care
Dude 3 is under construction 😂😂
@@Four_kilotons_of_Cyanide 2.3 is not the rounded version of 1/3 of 3.5, that's 1.3
I like how the conversation between the UK and USA at the beginning goes while everyone stares idly.
Dad and his wayward son constantly going at one another’s nerves 🤣
Anything related to the military:
America: HELL YES
IWDJY
Anything related to guns:
America: HELL YES
Anything relating to oil:
America: HELL YES
@@bealightinthedarkness9986
.........russia, china
No it's fuc# yeah 😂
Fun fact: the us fleet of museum ships alone would make it the second largest navy in the world. And that’s including the us
Edit: not including the us.
Additionally, the US Airforce is the largest airforce in the world and the US Navy has the second biggest airforce, this two US military branches ( the air assets of Marine Corps isn't included in the count for the Navy) are bigger than China and Russia. The fact the US Army, Marine Corps, and Coast guard combine with the Airforce and Navy would still have more aircrafts than China, Russia, India, S. Korea, and Japan.
That huge huge defence budget is being used afterall 🐧
Imagine invading USA
the USA only have around 140 ships in museums, many countries have more than that....
@@_.RUclipsBad_. I was talking about tonnage
Fun fact: a whole ocean is named after India, the Indian Ocean, because in ancient times, Indian kingdoms on coastal areas used to have the most powerful navies and located in such a strategic position, Indian ships could travel both to the west through Arabian sea and to the east through bay of Bengal. The ocean in between these two routes was hence, named the Indian Ocean.
Many indian want Arabian sea should called as indian sea bcz it's don't share coastline with any arab nation but indian states.
@@radhika00240 it does share with Yemen and Oman. But they combined don't have as big of a coastline as India. But then Africa also has a really long coastline
@@M1551NGN0 I guess then they mean saudi Arabia.
@@radhika00240 yes saudi arabia is entirely cut off from arabian sea. it is only connected to red sea and gulf of persia. but arabian sea is still called so because the first travellers to arrive by sea to india were arabians/persians who made the most use of the sea hence the name.
@@M1551NGN0 hmm. It's arab. Parsian don't need to came via sea,we with share border with iran. Before britisher came made afghanistan in 18th century buffer zone between British India and soviet Union. (India afghanistan paxistan Bangladesh nepal bhutan refer as one civilization or country.)
👍 Both educational AND funny! Best of all, short and to the point. Really glad I subbed!
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Well, I study both geography AND history and I still don't know what language those comments are speaking in half the time.
@@64_chances73 It has a translate to English button under it tho
@@sydneysydney9567 I meant as in, "it's like they're speaking in a different language," because I have zero clue what they're talking about.
@@64_chances73 Oh yeah that. Me too my homie! So I ain't the only one!
this is me 😭
China has ~700k in tonnage.... Each one of the US Super carriers is at or over 100k tons each.
We have 11 in service. That means in carriers alone, not counting any other type of ship (even lighter carriers and assault ships capable of launching aircraft), we dwarf all others by at least 50%.
Those same carriers and their strike groups also make up the world's second largest Air Force... Behind the US Air Force.
And in the event of war, one or both of those branches will be the first the enemy encounters.
congrats ! as neither Chinese nor american, i would like to know the source of ur money, compared to China's source of hardwork for decades...... no offense, just facts
@@frustationoverloaded5976 You know America has been a major manufacturer for centuries, right? And it has vast natural resources. The US is wealthy for a reason.
@@frustationoverloaded5976 do you think the US is lazy? Cause that is the exact opposite. There is a reason that we are 1st in the world economy but only 3rd in population, with 2nd and 1st place having 4 times as many people.
@@kousand9917 I asked how u earned ur money, like chinas earned it by manufacturing. u americans snow flakes got pissed off without even knowing what I was asking, typical
I know ur source of income though, wars
Why did I laugh maniacally when USA was giving his tonnage
That's a fat boi right there.
Well USA's "Sphere" of influence is quite large.
Bet you feel something visceral in the Lord of the Rings movies when they are tearing down trees by brute force to feed massive blast furnaces and making swords and armor in industrial quantities too. There's just something about being able to monkey stomp anyone foolish enough to directly challenge you.
Still far better to be everyone's friend, but having a fallback is a good thing.
@@travissmith2848 por que no los dos?
@@travissmith2848 u need t talk t anyone, pal? u ok?
I feel like I'm the only one who laughed at "that would imply _all ships are created equal_ " and then USA going "certainly not" when it's a joke on "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that _all men are created equal_ " on the US constitution lmao.
I don’t really think it is a joke about the constitution of the US…
That's not in the Constitution, it's in the Declaration of Independence.
@wargames Yes, but that doesn’t mean that the joke in the video was reflecting on the US Declaration of Independence. It could have simply been a funny little moment, and the words happened to match.
Oh, if it wasn't a joke I'm sorry, the wording just seemed too aligned and then the "clearly not" reminded me of all the slaves the Founding Fathers owned, so I thought it was intended :p
@wargames The majority of the founders did NOT own slaves. And even the ones who did either quietly or openly supported abolition movements. Heck, even Henry Laurens started to favor abolition after his son, a staunch abolitionist, was killed in battle. You might know the son from a popular little musical about a redheaded law student with a terrible temper and a pen that just wouldn't stop.
Also, the Constitution never says the phrase, "All men are created equal." The Declaration of Independence says that. The Constitution merely puts that principle into practice.
UK had the biggest navy in history back in 1914, with over 600+ ships
To this day, that record has never been broken
No, America had a little less than 800 at the end of ww2
Chola empire had more than 1000 naval ships at their peak.
@@lucaricci1861 is that with comercial ships that was put into different usses by the navy? if i dont remember wrongly both sides of the war did put comercial ships into use by their respective navys with giving them cannons, having them patroling close to their shores, defending areas where larger ships would be hard to manouver etc, and i would think modified comercial ships would also be used when taking suplies from the us to brithen and russia (not just for moving suplies, but also modified to help defend aigenst planes and submarines).
@@riderchallenge4250 bhai Britishers ye mane ge nahi ki 1880 mai koi unse zyada power full tha naval mai.
most of thoose became obsolete due to the introduction of the dreadnought
Growing up a US Navy brat, yeah.
But I'm most curious about Japan's navy. With the restrictions on the JSDF, what does it have that makes up its relatively high tonnage?
Destroyers
Until recently, the Japanese Navy, by their post war constitution, could not have anything classified as an aircraft carrier. To get around that, the JMSDF built the massive Izumo & Hyuga class Helicopter Destroyers, displacing 27,000 and 19,000 tons respectively. These Destroyers look like Aircraft carriers, but were classified as Destroyers until revisions to the constitution were made after 2018, with the Izumo class being re-designated as Light Aircraft Carriers once upgrades are finished to allow them to launch the F-35B. The navy then also has 36 true destroyers that displace between 5,200 and 10,500 tons. These 40 ships alone displace 319,000 tons
They have the third largest fleet of destroyers, and some of their destroyers are huge. Larger than the US Arleigh Burke's!
@@cludecat7072 For some reason it's become taboo for any country to build anything larger than a destroyer(except carriers). Even if it's clearly a cruiser it's called a destroyer.
@@commodorezero not necessarily the size doesn't make it a cruiser its the function a cruiser is command ship with extensive communication arrays. Carriers have taken that role
Idea:Countries scaled by shortest borders
You sir are a genius
North Korea probably wins that with the short North Korean-Russian border.
@@gengarzilla1685 The video, if done, will probably do total border length. But in either case, North Korea nor Russia will win. For shortest border between two nations, it'd be France and Netherlands, for total border length, it'll be Vatican. For shortest continuous border, it'll be spain and morocco.
@@gengarzilla1685 Actually there's a small "peninsula" that borders between Spain and Morocco and that's the shortest international border in the world.
@@wazzup233 botswana zambia border is shorter
Largest Air Force: US Air Force
Second Largest Air Force: US Navy
third：US air national guard
@@xt301 4th US Marine forces
5th, US Warcrimes
@@semiramisubw4864 that's not a true airforce
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Also this one! 👌😂
Taiwan Navy is strong enough for the rank? As a Taiwanese I was surprised.
Always nice to see you guys doing well! Love Taiwan from the US 🇹🇼🇺🇸❤️
@@brandonhernandez116 thanks for the comment.
My Grand and Dad served on the same ship.
Her name was Tang Yang (AKA yukikaze) destroyer.
She was the greatest pirate ship of the free world after WW2.
Ofc, Taiwan gets shitload of money and equipment from the US and dont forget that Taiwan wanted to claim back the mainland.
Ooh, I'm an ethnic Taiwanese living in Australia!
I've been to Taiwan like twice when I was very little, haven't gone since though,
Same I was surprised
I love how Britain lectured America about it’s navy while ignoring its whole history.
I’m honestly wondering what the nations in Oceania will look like!
I don't
They mostly use old australian patrol boats
Oceania have it rough, do you know how hard is it to fight Laser Kiwi, Jaws, Eight Legged Freaks, and Lake Placid. Ask any Australian if they have been held in a gun point by an Emu, and they would shook their head saying, "Emus are the most benevolent rule- birds and my family are not 'definitely' held hostage in my basement."
does anyone else notice that the main times AMERICA wins these scales, he's unnecessarily larger than the others, for instance, the guns video, and this video, etc?
I mean 3.5 million is a big jump from 700k
And the cats video
Well the US armed forces are ridiculously powerful, like, if you combine the 2nd most powerful country in the world with every country to the 20th position the US is still more powerful than all of them together
@Cowboy Mexico is also called united states, brazil was once called united states of brazil
Countryballs are scaled visually (size of countryballs) compared to the % of data they contribute to the total.
Could you scale by most haunted forests? Like a halloween special or something?
Congratulations PWA for your 300th video 🎉.
Do you have count lol?
Great way to get my day going better!
Britain telling America about how they're spending too much money on ships
Meanwhile Britain and Germany in the 1910s: *DREADNAUGHT GO BRRRRR*
Idea:countries scaled of the most popular zoos
🇹🇼 is finally in a video!
They have been in a PWA video before
Wonder where the museum ships that can still be made battle worthy would fit on this list.
Second Place
Just the Iowas would rank eighth. (4x 48,000 tons, or 4x 58,000 tons at full load)
Also US:- I love the absence of my dearest comrade.
And we all who is it
*Cough..... biggest country.....Cough*
As a member of the US Navy, I say hooyah and good day!
The USA won honorably and respectfully. I am thankful.
God bless ‘em
China has the biggest amount of ships currently
Stuart, China has a 1.4 billion population that almost exceeds three continents. No one is impressed.
@@LordEmperorHyperion 20% of them don't work and 10% are too old to fare against any US ship.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat they also have a lot of small less capable ships that make they’re navy seem larger but when it comes to a blue water force the US navy absolutely dominates just look at the difference in tonnage also the US can bring to battle around 10000 missiles while China’s navy can only bring around 4000 the US navy also has the worlds second largest Air Force after the US Air Force the U.S. navy also has a 5th generation stealth jet in its air wing which no other navy that could
potentially fight the US navy has
Japan looks so cursed due to the red ball being bigger
Finally, a video without arguing about how much they have.
"It's one thing to have a big force, it's totally another thing to be able to utilise it for your objectives".
Inability to utilise your full force is like having deprived half of the force already.
NOBODY can utilize all their forces all the time.
@@ceilyurie856 Go to war with the army you've got, not the army you want.
No one ever has "full force", that's a relative term.
But inability to utilise needed force happens often when you're not the defender and an offender instead.
thats why we have navy & air-force bases all over the planet. most of which are there for primarily preventive, defensive, and/or strategic purposes.
they're either there intercept missiles bound to NATO protected locations or to make surrounding nations hesitant to stir up too much trouble, lest they incite retaliation from the 20 nearby US bases, and all the reinforcements likely to come later. having a solid density of bases makes it easier to respond to incidents about as quickly as a relatively large force can
Question: Is there actually a website that counts all of those tonnages, or this dude just count every single ship in the world largest navies like a madman?
I am one of those madmans who counted the tonnages of warships of various countries, it's not very hard
Also this comparison doesn't include total tonnages of auxiliary ships, only warships
total tonnage, draught, beam, top speeds and even weapon systems are all posted online. you can find the specifications of any ship in a matter of seconds, and then you just count them
Wdmma
Next, you should do countries scaled by air power
This tells how dominate the us still is
Next one: countries scaled by pollution pick the top 10
Trust me
The Japanese navy is on the planning board if whether to build a Kirov-class battlecruiser SIZED Battlecruiser of their own using the base design of the Izumo-class light aircraft carrier
Video recommendation:countries scaled by world cup wins
I’ve never seen Taiwan in a video before!! 🇹🇼 His flag is pretty!
Is INDIA's new Aircraft Carrier Vikrant counted? 🧐
Is it handed over to the navy yet? If no, i don't think it counts. If yes, then it probably does count
Is it a light or heavy carrier?
@@liabilityvoid oh
Yes
@@liabilityvoid is there even a "light" or "heavy" carrier class in modern times? Aren't they called "assault carriers" or "LHDs" or "supercarriers"?
Next video idea (USA gonna love this 😂)
Scaled buy oil reserves :P
Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia also gonna love this
Russia : 🗿
Question: Can you add backgrounds into some of these videos? Kind of like what the thumbnail looks like.
finally taiwan is in one of these videos
Do a comparison about longest maritime borders
Maybe Russia would win it you know he's too darn large country.
Unincorporated-Organized:
American Samoa
Northern Mariana Islands
Guam
Puerto Rico
US Virgin Islands
Unincorporated-Unorganized:
Howland Island
Navassa Island
Wake Island
Jarvis Island
Baker Island
Johnston Atoll
Kingman Reefs
Midway Islands
Serranilla Bank
Bajo Nuevo Bank
Incorporated-Unorganized:
Palmyra Atoll
Inland US Military Base:
Guantanamo Bay
US of A: "Amateurs"
France would be the winner 👍
@@aryanyadav3690 France wins the EEZ comparison, but not the maritime border comparison.
@@wazzup233 Russia may be have the longest coastline
But I'm talking about the marine border with two countries
Navel
s Indian - intresting
0:04 that's what she said
Security, get this man out of here...
0:28 Warship your navy 😂
it would be cool if you had voice actors for the countries
hopefully🤩
Lemme guess that red thingy is China ball
Fun fact, there was a point in history that Pepsi had the 7th largest navy in the world
They cannot use them as the weapons have been removed and the ships are destined to become scrap metal anyway.
Video recommendation: country scaled by hdi
You need to do air forces but have America twice since the US navy has the second largest air force behind the US air force...
If you count just by number of aircraft, the US Army air assets and US Marine corps are also in the top 10.
@@LordDarthHarry Wow... I wonder we're our museum air force sits lol
Im pretty sure US will do well. Maybe not the biggest, but I do know the US has a pretty good navy, do they'll do well
Large not "good"
@@cludecat7072 It seems fairly good to me.
@@cludecat7072 wdym not good?
@@cludecat7072 it has the highest tonnage and best projection capability. USA has a good navy you can't deny that. Oh but China 🇨🇳 has higher tech"
Yeah no bud China oveeinflates their navy specially their diesel carriers compared to American nuclear carriers which will never have to stop. Usa spends nearly 900 billion while china spends 300 billion on millitary. That's 3x
@@pooferfish2850 the modernships they're coming out with are plauged with issues and cost overruns.
And to think. We maintain the entirety of the Department of Defense for 880 billion a year. Cost saving, and ass kicking.
Also for those who don't live in the US, yes, every time we do anything, a pair of bald eagles fly over head, a guitar riff plays, an explosion fills the background, and a hot chick in a red white and blue bikini top licks an M-16. Makes walking the dog really awesome.
Video recommendation: countryballs visiting Chinese cities 🇨🇳
Taiwanese are very much happy after this video💯
Is it because india is going to have it's 2nd aircraft carrier?
Sadly india is a little bit behind about aircraft careers tech
@@Four_kilotons_of_Cyanide but the 2nd one is pretty decent, it's just a bit small though. But our 1st one is really old and outdated.
I have a video recommandation:Countries Scaled by most Christians
The best comparison EVER !
Taiwan 🇹🇼
I feel the russian navy should have been represented there too. And France also has carriers, so they'd also be relevant to mention.
Russian navy is laughable
@@Joe_Monkey_Rogan This isn't about politics, if that's what you're implying.
Similarly, north Korea has more submarines than any other navy, but those are all extremely old (they were obsolete in the 1960s, when they got most of them).
@@SmartassX1 no it’s simply on how they treat there ships and there military
@@Joe_Monkey_Rogan If you'll notice, this this is not a measure of a navies combat ability. It's a list of total tonnage of all floating materials.
Suprised America didnt start cheering when he realised he hot number 1
I think PWA is making USA some character developpement
@@Four_kilotons_of_Cyanide well that sucks, US ball arrogant personality is hilarious
Air force size next?
Where is Russia bruh
weak navy
@@Four_kilotons_of_Cyanide
Huh Russia???
@@athoofahamed5183 yes, compared to usa or europe, its no match
Whats naval
Related to ship in war
War ships mostly
*A R M Y B O A T*
UK really just measured in football fields for US.. lol
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USA will always be first in military subjects
Except in countries scaled by worst quality army.
Finally Taiwan is in a pwa video
Can you do a video on biggest Nutmeg producers?
Wow! Im excited for this!
Me too!
Me 3!
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Woah. I just saw this chart yesterday and today PWA makes a video on it.
"But that would imply that all ships are created equal." lmao
Fun fact:
Pepsi had a navy once from Russia selling old decomissioned ships for large shipments of Pepsi cans
Unfortunately. That’s a myth, pepsi only got a few freight ships from the USSR. But never any warships.
@@Jose.AFT.Saddul well they still kind of had a navy
Britain really calling the kettle black here
The countryballs are so cute when they move up and down to talk :)
hello
@@STB4G hello
@@hell-o0101 so what was it about a south korean ball?
@@STB4G um i wanted it to happen but one of pwa's videos already had one so nvm
"The number of ships"
Missed an opportunity for North Korea to come in with a bunch of small ships and declare biggest navy in the world.
Hi,PWA I hope you'll notice, will Russia still be in the animations? hope you'll notice, and Russia will still be in the animations
PWA is a peak channel fr
The planets literally talked for half of the video lol!
If there’s one country who can’t criticize the US for their attention to their navy it’s Britain. Their power back in the day was built in large part to their navy.
英国是在海上起家，那当然了
if japan would add yamato and musashi it would have a massive tonage
73k tons can't beat the weight of 11 Supercarriers that can weigh between 100k - 111k tons.
@@alistairdiren5790 i know that but still japan would have increase weight
They still sank though
Now do Air Forces, cause America is #1 and America's Navy is #2
The difference between india and uk tonnage wasnt much but still the size of UK'S ball increased a lot. Japan almost had the same gap (in terms of tonnage) with uk that uk and india had. However, the ball size wasn't much different than that of uk
Country balls are scaled to the % of data compared to the total. However in the future it is likely India will surpass UK but not Japan bc Japan is rebuilding and plans to get a 105 billion dollar budget soon. As for China they are far behind USA, with Japan around the block the gap between Chinese tonnage and Japanese tonnage will shrink. Japan primarily focuses on air and naval sectors.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat but still the different between the sizes can’t be that much. Let me clear it by giving an example. Suppose the data has a total of 200 tons of veggies(nothing else came in my mind) . India has 40 and uk has 45 . The size of Uk is increased by double in comparison to India. Then you have Japan which has 50. Now the difference between the size of Japan as compared to Uk should be less than a double ( but there has to a significant increase). However, the size are almost the same. Japan- uk same size of ball with a 5 ton gap. India- uk double the difference of size with 5 ton difference
@@yashagarwal7300 true. Well idk 🤷♂️ a lot of british people watch this so maybe that has smth to do?
SCALE BY THE BIGGEST EMPIRE! (I'm not forcing you)
Nice pun at 0:28 warship instead of worship
UK talking about spending taxpayer money on the navy, already forgot the naval arms race I see
Fun reminder: this strength is all made possible with the ENTIRE us millitary only taking up 3% of the us gdp! They just make so much money it literally doesn’t matter.
US defense spending was 10% of GDP during parts of the Cold War, and 41% during WW2.
The US military can get much, much more powerful if it needs to.
You can laugh but the American Navy is no joke. Ironic that most of the nations that make fun of us for spending so much on our ships are highly dependent on our military umbrella to ensure national security
Before scaling, they we have USA and uk blabbing about stuff again....
Did you know Singapore only have 2 navy ships AT FIRST!!!!
INS Vikrant is about to get commissioned, which will add 45,000 tons to India's fleet.
Adding Japan's two new aircraft carriers (medium weight) India will surpass UK but stay below Japan for a while. Japan plans to extend its millitary budget to around 110 billion which means India will lag behind Japan in tonnage but will surpass UK and will have some of the most advanced tech. The problem is, Japan is a naval focused country while India focuses on all 3 fronts. Meaning Japan is likely to maintain a lead.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat Yes, Japan will remain ahead for the next 2 decades. That's a good thing for India. Japan is a close ally and a very valuable partner in keeping the Chinese navy in check right at their shores.
@@manassurya2019 I support India advancing forward. I'd much rather prefer Japan and India being the Asian powers with nearly same level militaries rather than China being the Asian power.
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat true
@@TheHolySpiritISgreat The UK is commiosning new frigates, and building the Dreadnought class nuclear submarines. and having two more nuclear attack submarines on the way. Royal Navy is increasing tonnage as well
Yay a new video!!!
despite having only 350ish warships and around 100 cargo vessels. American Warships are spacious and luxurious by most naval standards
Who was expecting Pepsi?
Is it just me or it's one of the rarest videos when usa was acting...nicely?
Largest States/Provinces in the world by population and land Top 15
The USA isn't gloating as much?! What a shocking discovery