Navy Size By Country
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http://www.futurebattles.com/en/countries/ranking_naval_navies
>>30650945
Id love to go back in time a hundred years and tell Winston Churchill that in a century, England will have a smaller navy than India.
>>30651391
He lived to see the partition.
Here's a stackup.
The UK is the biggest inside the Mediterranean, Turkey is the biggest in The Black Sea, Russia is the biggest in the Caspian, but has in theory the ability to assemble the biggest navy in the Mediterranean aside from the U.S. Iran is the biggest independent navy in the Persian Gulf.
Those numbers include auxiliary vessels for navies besides the UK, which has an entirely separate naval fleet for those.
The true size of the Royal Navy is 603,000 tons.
>>30650945
dumbest chart ever.
comparing rustbuckets to modern ships just by weight.
>>30653402
The US number does not include its auxiliaries either (the USNS)....but it does not matter lol.
>>30653402
Royal Navy in total is 723,725 tonnes.
>>30650945
WAIT! I thought China was cranking out ships by the oceanloads? From all the threads on here, doesn't china have like, 8 million naval ships?
>>30653923
You haven't really thought anything at all, have you?
>>30651391
it's not true, Royal navy is too fleets; has one of the largest auxiliary fleets in the world
>>30653923
Well they are, but they started from not a lot, and aren't for the most part building large ships, preferring instead to have a shitload of smaller ones each with enough missiles to still be a threat that would need dealing with. At such point they get through the current HOW FLY PLANE phase of carrier development and settle on a design to mass produce you could see a sizable jump in tonnage in a (relatively) short timeframe.
