PwrIndx: 2.5907
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MANPOWERWars of attrition favor those with more.
Total Population: 4,365,113 Available Manpower: 2,023,227 Fit for Service: 1,672,305 Reaching Military Age Annually: 59,671] Active Frontline Personnel: 8,620 Active Reserve Personnel: 2,400[New Zealand is included because their population is close to Singapore. However, their situation is different - large dispersed population and land mass, far from any potential belligerent, or neighbours even.]
LAND SYSTEMS Tanks: 0 Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs): 95 Self-Propelled Guns (SPGs): 0 Towed-Artillery: 24 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems (MLRSs): 0
AIR POWER Total Aircraft: 59 Fighters/Interceptors: 0 Fixed-Wing Attack Aircraft: 0 Transport Aircraft: 36 Trainer Aircraft: 17 Helicopters: 29 Attack Helicopters: 0
NAVAL POWER Total Naval Strength: 11 Aircraft Carriers: 0 Frigates: 2 Destroyers: 0 Corvettes: 0 Submarines: 0 Coastal Defense Craft: 6 Mine Warfare: 0
RESOURCES (PETROLEUM)Despite the advances made in battlefield technology, oil remains the lifeblood of any fighting force.
Oil Production: 61,200 bbl/day Oil Consumption: 150,000 bbl/day] Proven Oil Reserves: 81,400,000 bbl/day
LOGISTICALWar is as much a battle of logistics - moving man and machine from points all over - as it is direct combat. Labor Force reflects possible wartime industry strength.
Labor Force: 2,381,000 Merchant Marine Strength: 15] Major Ports and Terminals: 6 Roadway Coverage: 94,160 Railway Coverage: 4,128 Serviceable Airports: 123
FINANCIAL (in USD)Regardless of military strength in numbers, war is still driven by financing as much as any one leader or weapon.
Defense Budget: $1,870,000,000 External Debt: $85,180,000,000 Reserves of Foreign Exchange and Gold: $17,580,000,000 Purchasing Power Parity: $130,900,000,000
GEOGRAPHY (in km)Geographical values primarily figure into a defensive-minded war (i.e. invasion).
Square Land Area: 267,710 km Coastline: 15,134 km Shared Border: 0 km Waterways: 0 km
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