Since 2006 GlobalFirepower (GFP) has provided a unique analytical display of data concerning 145 modern military powers. The GFP ranking is based on each nation's potential war-making capability across land, sea, and air fought by conventional means. The results incorporate values related to …

Current ranking of the various armed air services of the world provided by WDMMA. The WDMMA annual ranking utilizes a formula which takes into account values related to total fighting strength of the various air services of the world. The formula produces the 'TruVal Rating' (TVR) helping to …

Lower scores are preferable in the Global Firepower (GF) Power Index, but higher scores are preferable in the subcategories. The Global Firepower Power Index is determined by compiling more than 60 individual indicators related to a country’s military strength. These indicators can be averaged and …

Each year, the Global Firepower (GFP) Index assesses the military prowess of countries worldwide through a diverse set of indicators. In the 2026 edition of the GFP ranking, the United States remains at the forefront, with Russia, China, and India following among the most formidable armed forces.

Global Firepower Index (GFP) 2025 ranks 145 countries based on their conventional military strength – encompassing land, sea, and air capabilities. It does not include nuclear weapons but provides a detailed analysis of conventional warfighting capability, defence logistics, manpower, and …

Over the last few years, Ireland has made several acquisitions for its military, signifying a shift in firepower and threat perception due to Russia’s actions. Following a realisation that peaceful neutrality may not be an option in the years to come, Ireland has launched an effort to revise its …