Navy Fleet Strengths (2020)

[rangerrebew]

 Navy Fleet Strengths (2020)

Total navy and submarine strength by global power.

Navy Fleet Strengths (2020) tracks naval surface and underwater elements for each national power taken into consideration for the annual GFP ranking. The list below is made up of all warship types including aircraft carriers, submarines, helicopter carriers, corvettes, frigates, coastal types, amphibious assault/support vessels, and auxiliaries. Designs currently under development or on order heading into the upcoming year are NOT taken into account. Estimates are made when official data is not available.

https://www.globalfirepower.com/navy-ships.asp

[Smokin Joe]

Thanks, @rangerrebew . Interesting site!

[skeeter]

I wonder why this list doesn't show our 22 active Ticonderoga class cruisers? They're a central fleet element.

[AL]

I wonder why this list doesn't show our 22 active Ticonderoga class cruisers? They're a central fleet element.

And yet they did include Frigate's are now called Corvette's.

[skeeter]

And yet they did include Frigate's are now called Corvette's.

Any list showing the norks as having the largest navy in the world prolly ought to rejigger it’s criteria. It’s a bit misleading.

[Fishrrman]

I don't know what kind of ships they all are, but in terms of pure numbers, North Korea and China have us outnumbered by more than 3 to 1.
And that doesn't take Russia into account.

[Smokin Joe]

I don't know what kind of ships they all are, but in terms of pure numbers, North Korea and China have us outnumbered by more than 3 to 1.
And that doesn't take Russia into account.

We just need drones to spoof different signatures including SIGINT to draw fire from the fleet and we'll be fine.