Look at the following data, except for the year, other data are the highest values in the years of World War II.
1938 The war potential of the seven world powers: America 4 1.7% Germany 14.4% Soviet Union 14.0% Britain 10.2% France 4.2% Japan 3.5% Italy 2.5%. The United States accounts for almost half of the world, many times that of Germany. .
Steel output: 8 1.32 million tons in the United States, 34.6 million tons in Germany, 0/.80 million tons in the Soviet Union (1.940), 0/.30 million tons in Britain and 7.65 million tons in Japan.
Power generation: 267.5 billion kWh in the United States, 70 billion kWh in Germany, 32.3 billion kWh in the Soviet Union, 38.2 billion kWh in Britain and 38.6 billion kWh in Japan.
Oil production: 229.85 million tons in the United States, 2 million tons in Germany (up to 6.5438 million tons), almost no oil in Japan (up to 7 million tons) and 20 million tons in the Soviet Union. In terms of oil, the United States accounts for 70% of the world's oil production and has no comparable position in other countries. But in the petrochemical industry, the United States accounts for about 85% of the world.
Coal production: the highest in the United States is more than 700 million tons, the highest in Britain is about 250 million tons, the highest in Germany is about 65.438+0.8 billion tons, and the highest in Japan is about 0.5 billion tons.
Copper output: the highest in the United States is 6.5438+0.2 million tons, the highest in Japan is 6.5438+0.0 million tons, and the highest in Germany is 70,000 tons.
Grain output: During the whole World War II, the grain output of the United States was about 900 million tons, and that of Germany was1.800 million tons. At that time, the populations of the two countries were basically the same (Germany was half less than the population of the United States, but it occupied a large area, after all, it accounted for almost half of the population of Europe and even exceeded the population of the United States).
Foreign exchange gold reserves (100 million yuan): before World War II, the reserves were US 127 and Germany 0.3 1. This figure in the United States was twice that of other countries in the world at that time. After the war, this value was even greater.
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Militarily, the United States is more fierce.
Annual output of aircraft: USA 963 18, Germany 39807, Soviet Union 40300, UK 2646 1, Japan 28 180.
Annual output of tanks: 37,000 in the United States, 29,000 in the Soviet Union, and 0/0.8 million in Germany, which is a tragedy in Japan.
Annual output of ships (10,000 tons): 286 in the United States and 46 in Japan. Germany's data is not as good as Japan's, and most of the tonnage is on submarines. It is ok for submarines to break the array, but it is useless to seize the sea power.
Annual output of merchant ships (ten thousand tons): the highest in the United States 1 145, and the highest in Japan 170. Germany is not as good as Japan, and it is far worse than Japan. It is estimated to be less than 700,000 tons.
Output of military trucks in World War II: US 23823/KOOC-0//KOOC-0/,UK 480943, Germany 3459/KOOC-0/4, Soviet Union/KOOC-0 1976265438, Japan/KOOC-0/64268. The combined output of cars in other countries in the world is not as much as that in the United States. If the mass distance is included, the carrying capacity of the combination of the two is actually less than half or even less than that of the United States.
In terms of naval equipment, 194 1- 1945, the United States built 13 1 aircraft carrier (including escort aircraft carrier), 65438 battleships, 48 cruisers, 355 destroyers and 440 frigates. During this period, except for a large number of submarines, other warships of the German Navy were rarely launched.
In terms of the number of troops, Germany has a maximum strength of 9 million, but there are 300 irregulars such as the youth army and the junior army. The highest number of US troops is 6.5438+0.05 million, all of which are regular troops.