Ports & Terminals may reside outside of a nations own borders if arrangements with an ally have been made. LOGISTICS - Values derived from the CIA World Factbook. Values presented as BBL (Barrel unit), cu.m (Cubic Meters), and mt (Metric Tons). NATURAL RESOURCES - Values derived from the CIA World Factbook or estimated in some cases. Not all products may be accounted for in the showcase. ĮND-USE PRODUCTS - Graphics intended to showcase manufacturing, industrial, and agricultural prowess of a global power. For an in-depth look into the current naval powers of the world, consider ' the World Directory of Modern Military Warships'. Landlocked nations are not penalized for the lack of a standing navy. 'Submarines' value includes both diesel-electric and nuclear-powered types.

'Aircraft Carriers' value includes only traditional through-deck carriers (both conventionally- and nuclear-powered) Helicopter Carriers are considered in their own separate listing. 'Total Assets' value includes all possible / available vessels including auxiliaries. NAVAL FORCES - Values derived from multiple sources. 'Rocket Projectors' (MLRSs) include self-propelled and towed forms. 'Vehicles' value includes APCs, IFVs, MRAPs, Armored Cars, and support / logistical / engineering types. 'Tanks' value includes Main Battle Tanks (MBTs), medium tanks, and light tanks. LAND FORCES - Values derived from multiple sources. For an in-depth look into the current air powers of the world, consider ' the World Directory of Modern Military Aircraft'. 'Transports' value includes only fixed-wing aircraft while all rotorcraft are represented under the 'Helicopters' value. 'Attack' value constitutes purpose-built, fixed-wing dedicated attack types. Total Aircraft Strength value includes both fixed-wing and rotorcraft platforms from all branches of service (at this time UAVs are not included). Some values may be estimated.ĪIRPOWER - Values derived from multiple sources. MANPOWER - Values partly derived from the CIA World Factbook.

As geography can play a role in both offensive and defensive wars, the GFP formula takes geographic qualities into account (border coverage, coastline coverage).ĬAPITAL - Basic details covering the name, population, temperature, and precipitation values of a given capital city. GEOGRAPHY - Values derived from the CIA World Factbook. FINANCIALS - Values partly derived from the CIA World Factbook and presented in USD ($).

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