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30-07-2006, 03:26 PM
berikut sebagian kecil jumlah pasukan negara2 dunia
East Timor
ESTIMATED 2007 POPULATION: 1,016,600
MILITARY: 1,250 (2004) total active duty personnel with 100% army while military expenditure accounts for 1.3% (2003)
of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
England
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 58,991,500
MILITARY: 236,900 (1995) total active duty personnel with 49.0% army, 21.3% navy
and 29.7% air force while military expenditure accounts for 3.6% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Ethiopia
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 61,558,700
MILITARY: c. 120,000 (1995) while military expenditure accounted for 4.4% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Indonesia
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 211,732,000
MILITARY: 276,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 77.5% army, 15.2% navy and 7.3% air force while
military expenditure accounts for 1.5% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
India
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 1,096,695,000
MILITARY: 1,145,000 (1992) total active duty personnel with 85.6% army, 4.8% navy and 9.6% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 3.3% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Iraq
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 24,237,600
MILITARY: 382,000 (1993) total active duty personnel with 91.5% army, 0.7% navy and 7.8% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 74.9% (1991) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Israel
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 5,955,000
MILITARY: 172,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 77.9% army, 3.5% navy and 18.6% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 9.4% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
CHINA
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 1,275,631,000
MILITARY: 2,930,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 75.1% army, 8.9% navy and 16.0%
air force while military expenditure accounts for 2.7% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Cuba
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 12,735,400
MILITARY: 105,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 80.9% army, 4.8% navy and
14.3% air force while military expenditure accounts for 2.7% (1994) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Taiwan
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 22,069,700
MILITARY: 425,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 68.0% army, 16.0% navy and
16.0% air force while military expenditure accounts for 4.7% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Thailand
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 62,860,300
MILITARY: 256,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 58.6% army, 24.6% navy and 16.8% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 2.9% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
AMERICA
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 271,290,000
MILITARY: 1,547,300 (1995) total active duty personnel with 33.9% army, 28.6% navy, 11.1% marines
and 26.4% air force while military expenditure accounts for 4.7% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Russia
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 148,518,500
MILITARY: 1,520,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 78.2% army, 13.2% navy and 8.6% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 21.5% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Czech republik
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 10,355,500
MILITARY: 92,900 (1994) total active duty personnel with 73.1% army, 0.0% navy and 26.9% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 2.8% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
trinidad & tobago
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 1,364,300
MILITARY: 2,600 (1994) total active duty personnel with 76.9% army and 23.1% coast guard while military
expenditure accounts for 1.8% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
libanon
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 3,319,800
MILITARY: 44,300 (1995) total active duty personnel with 97.1% army, 1.1% navy and 1.8% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 4.4% (1994) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
North Korea
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 25,242,000
MILITARY: 1,128,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 88.6% army, 4.1% navy and 7.3% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 26.6% (1994) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
France
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 59,047,000
MILITARY: 409,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 59.0% army, 15.7% navy and 21.8% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 3.4% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Germany
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 81,025,000
MILITARY: 339,900 (1995) total active duty personnel with 68.8% army, 8.4% navy and 22.8% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 1.6% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
South Korea
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 46,584,500
MILITARY: 633,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 82.1% army, 9.5% navy and 8.4% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 3.6% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
dari data2 tersebut,saya heran,kenapa ya Indonesia dgn jumlah penduduk yg gitu besar,tapi militernya sedikit amat...coba bandingkan dgn negara2 yg jumlah penduduknya besar lainnya
kenapa ya??
juga mengejutkan yg taiwan, sekarang ini mungkin sekitar 450rb ,bener2 diluar dugaan saya bisa begitu banyak
East Timor
ESTIMATED 2007 POPULATION: 1,016,600
MILITARY: 1,250 (2004) total active duty personnel with 100% army while military expenditure accounts for 1.3% (2003)
of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
England
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 58,991,500
MILITARY: 236,900 (1995) total active duty personnel with 49.0% army, 21.3% navy
and 29.7% air force while military expenditure accounts for 3.6% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Ethiopia
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 61,558,700
MILITARY: c. 120,000 (1995) while military expenditure accounted for 4.4% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Indonesia
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 211,732,000
MILITARY: 276,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 77.5% army, 15.2% navy and 7.3% air force while
military expenditure accounts for 1.5% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
India
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 1,096,695,000
MILITARY: 1,145,000 (1992) total active duty personnel with 85.6% army, 4.8% navy and 9.6% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 3.3% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Iraq
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 24,237,600
MILITARY: 382,000 (1993) total active duty personnel with 91.5% army, 0.7% navy and 7.8% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 74.9% (1991) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Israel
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 5,955,000
MILITARY: 172,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 77.9% army, 3.5% navy and 18.6% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 9.4% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
CHINA
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 1,275,631,000
MILITARY: 2,930,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 75.1% army, 8.9% navy and 16.0%
air force while military expenditure accounts for 2.7% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Cuba
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 12,735,400
MILITARY: 105,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 80.9% army, 4.8% navy and
14.3% air force while military expenditure accounts for 2.7% (1994) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Taiwan
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 22,069,700
MILITARY: 425,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 68.0% army, 16.0% navy and
16.0% air force while military expenditure accounts for 4.7% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Thailand
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 62,860,300
MILITARY: 256,000 (1994) total active duty personnel with 58.6% army, 24.6% navy and 16.8% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 2.9% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
AMERICA
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 271,290,000
MILITARY: 1,547,300 (1995) total active duty personnel with 33.9% army, 28.6% navy, 11.1% marines
and 26.4% air force while military expenditure accounts for 4.7% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Russia
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 148,518,500
MILITARY: 1,520,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 78.2% army, 13.2% navy and 8.6% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 21.5% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Czech republik
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 10,355,500
MILITARY: 92,900 (1994) total active duty personnel with 73.1% army, 0.0% navy and 26.9% air force
while military expenditure accounts for 2.8% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
trinidad & tobago
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 1,364,300
MILITARY: 2,600 (1994) total active duty personnel with 76.9% army and 23.1% coast guard while military
expenditure accounts for 1.8% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
libanon
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION: 3,319,800
MILITARY: 44,300 (1995) total active duty personnel with 97.1% army, 1.1% navy and 1.8% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 4.4% (1994) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
North Korea
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 25,242,000
MILITARY: 1,128,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 88.6% army, 4.1% navy and 7.3% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 26.6% (1994) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
France
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 59,047,000
MILITARY: 409,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 59.0% army, 15.7% navy and 21.8% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 3.4% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
Germany
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 81,025,000
MILITARY: 339,900 (1995) total active duty personnel with 68.8% army, 8.4% navy and 22.8% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 1.6% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
South Korea
ESTIMATED 2000 POPULATION 46,584,500
MILITARY: 633,000 (1995) total active duty personnel with 82.1% army, 9.5% navy and 8.4% air
force while military expenditure accounts for 3.6% (1993) of the Gross National Product (GNP).
dari data2 tersebut,saya heran,kenapa ya Indonesia dgn jumlah penduduk yg gitu besar,tapi militernya sedikit amat...coba bandingkan dgn negara2 yg jumlah penduduknya besar lainnya
kenapa ya??
juga mengejutkan yg taiwan, sekarang ini mungkin sekitar 450rb ,bener2 diluar dugaan saya bisa begitu banyak