Military Strength: Greece vs Ex-USSR
Greece (ranked #15 globally) holds a stronger overall military position than Ex-USSR (#150) on the Global Military Index. Greece maintains an active force of 147,000 military personnel. Greece allocates $8B to defense. Greece operates 626 military aircraft; Ex-USSR has no significant air force. Greece operates a 154-ship naval fleet; Ex-USSR has no navy. On the ground, Greece deploys 1,344 main battle tanks vs 0 for Ex-USSR. Neither Greece nor Ex-USSR possesses nuclear weapons.
| Global Military Index | 59.5 (#15) ◉ |
| 🪖 Military personnel | 147,000 ◉ |
| – Reserve troops | 289,000 ◉ |
| – Paramilitary forces | 7,400 ◉ |
| 🛩️ Military aircraft | 626 ◉ |
| – incl. combat aircraft | 217 ◉ |
| – incl. bombers | 0 ◉ |
| – incl. helicopters | 300 ◉ |
| ⚓️ Military ships | 154 ◉ |
| – incl. aircraft carriers | 1 ◉ |
| – incl. submarines | 10 ◉ |
| 🚛 Main battle tanks | 1,344 ◉ |
| 💥 Nuclear warheads | 0 ◉ |
| Global Military Index | 15.0 (#150) ◉ |
| 🪖 Military personnel | 0 ◉ |
| – Reserve troops | 12,750,000 ◉ |
| – Paramilitary forces | 0 ◉ |
| 🛩️ Military aircraft | 0 ◉ |
| – incl. combat aircraft | 0 ◉ |
| – incl. bombers | 0 ◉ |
| – incl. helicopters | 0 ◉ |
| ⚓️ Military ships | 0 ◉ |
| – incl. aircraft carriers | 0 ◉ |
| – incl. submarines | 0 ◉ |
| 🚛 Main battle tanks | 0 ◉ |
| 💥 Nuclear warheads | 0 ◉ |
🇬🇷 Greece Global Military Index
59.6
Global Rank: #15
| 🪖 Manpower (15%) | 78.0 | Active, reserve & paramilitary: 289420 effective |
| 🛡️ Ground Firepower (20%) | 69.5 | Main battle tanks: 1344 |
| ⚓ Naval Power (20%) | 60.2 | Weighted by ship type: carriers, submarines, destroyers... |
| ✈️ Air Power (25%) | 63.8 | Weighted by aircraft type: combat, bombers, helicopters... |
| ☢️ Nuclear Deterrent (10%) | 0.0 | No declared nuclear capability |
| 💰 Defense Budget (10%) | 60.1 | $8022M annual military spending |
🇨🇳 Ex-USSR Global Military Index
15.0
Global Rank: #150
| 🪖 Manpower (15%) | 100.0 | Active, reserve & paramilitary: 11275000 effective |
| 🛡️ Ground Firepower (20%) | 0.0 | Main battle tanks: 0 |
| ⚓ Naval Power (20%) | 0.0 | Weighted by ship type: carriers, submarines, destroyers... |
| ✈️ Air Power (25%) | 0.0 | Weighted by aircraft type: combat, bombers, helicopters... |
| ☢️ Nuclear Deterrent (10%) | 0.0 | No declared nuclear capability |
| 💰 Defense Budget (10%) | 0.0 | Data unavailable |
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| Population | 10.4 million |
| GDP | $243.5 billion |
| GDP per capita | $23,401 |
| Military Budget | $8.0 billion |
| Share of GDP in Milex | 3.1% |
| Share of Govt Expenditures | 6.6% |
| Military spends per capita | $791 |
| Population | None |
| GDP | $None |
| GDP per capita | $ |
| Military Budget | $0 |
| Share of GDP in Milex | 0.0% |
| Share of Govt Expenditures | 0.0% |
| Military spends per capita | $ |
Greece Geography
| Land Area | 130,647 km² ◉ |
| Coastline Length | 13,676 km ◉ |
Ex-USSR Geography
| Land Area | 22,402,200 km² ◉ |
| Coastline Length | 2,767,198 km ◉ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who has more military personnel, Greece or Ex-USSR?
Greece has approximately 147,000 active military personnel compared to Ex-USSR's 0.
Which country has more combat aircraft, Greece or Ex-USSR?
Greece operates 217 combat aircraft compared to Ex-USSR's 0. This includes fighters, strike aircraft, and multirole combat jets.
Who has the larger navy, Greece or Ex-USSR?
Greece has a larger navy with 154 vessels compared to Ex-USSR's 0 ships. Greece operates 10 submarines while Ex-USSR has 0.
Which country spends more on defense, Greece or Ex-USSR?
Greece has a larger defense budget at $8.0 billion compared to Ex-USSR's $0 million annually.
Do Greece and Ex-USSR have nuclear weapons?
Neither Greece nor Ex-USSR currently possesses nuclear weapons.
How do the tank forces of Greece and Ex-USSR compare?
Greece operates 1,344 main battle tanks compared to Ex-USSR's 0. Tank numbers reflect both active inventory and reserves.