Japan's military strength was stronger than that of Britain during World War II? It is indeed weaker than the Soviet Union, weaker than the Soviet Union. It's a joke that Britain is inferior to Japan.

Japan's military strength was stronger than that of Britain during World War II? It is indeed weaker than the Soviet Union, weaker than the Soviet Union. It's a joke that Britain is inferior to Japan. Germany is so powerful. Japan was a major participant in the Second World War and the second country of the Axis Group. In World War II, Japan launched a crazy aggression and ravaged Asia and the Pacific for a period of time. The powerful Japanese army is almost invincible in Asia, and even defeated the United States in the Pacific battlefield. However, this is actually just an illusion. At that time, the strength of the Japanese army was far less than that of the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and Germany.

First of all, from the perspective of the size of the army, the number of Japanese troops is obviously less than that of the other four countries. In World War II, Germany exploded 6.5438+0.7 million troops, the Soviet Union exploded 34.4 million troops, the United States exploded more than 22 million troops, Britain exploded 6.5438+0.2 million troops, and Japan only exploded 9.7 million troops, and many of them were old, weak, sick and disabled, and had no fighting capacity at all. During World War II, there were only 6.5438+0 million elites in Japan, and the whole World War II was supported by this main force of 6.5438+0 million. By the end of World War II, Japan actually had no soldiers to recruit. Although the number of troops is huge, most of them actually make up the number. The United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and Germany can continue to explode troops when the war continues, and their military mobilization ability far exceeds that of Japan.

Secondly, in terms of military equipment, the mechanization level and firepower of the Japanese army are far less than those of the other four countries. In addition to the relatively high level of the navy, the gap between the army and the air force and Europe and the United States is very obvious, especially the army. In German words, the Japanese army at that time was still at the level of World War I.. The mule-shaped Japanese army can't compete with the mechanized American and British troops at all. Although the Japanese army had good fighting capacity, it was badly equipped, so it was beaten by the American army. In the late period of the Anti-Japanese War, even China's army equipped with American weapons was able to single out the Japanese army, and Sun Liren's new army even played a battle loss ratio of 1:7 with the Japanese army on the battlefield in Myanmar. As for the air force, Japan is only mature in the manufacture of small aircraft, and medium and large aircraft rely heavily on imports. The main fighters in World War II were basically minor repairs and changes based on Zero fighters, which could not be continuously upgraded like the other four countries. So the Japanese air force was beaten out of the water by the American and British air forces in the late World War II. Even in the navy, Japan is far inferior to the United States, Britain and Germany in building and bombing ships, only better than the dry duck Soviet Union. Of course, this is based on the fact that the Soviet Union did not have time to develop its navy. If the Soviet Union engages in the navy, the ability to blow up ships will soon overwhelm Japan. On the whole, Japan is only in the position of the second echelon, and at most it is a quasi-first-class power.

Finally, the Japanese army can't compare with the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and Germany in the supply of war logistics. The weapons and equipment production capacity of the four countries is several times that of Japan, and the material supply is far richer than that of Japan. In World War II, Japan did not have a million-strong melee like the Soviet Union. In fact, there are few battles in Japan with a scale of more than 654.38+10,000, and there are even fewer battles with a strength of 300,000. Because Japan can't guarantee the logistics supply of such a large army at all, Japan's biggest battle, the Battle of Yuxianggui, mobilized all the troops in China, but only pieced together more than 400,000 troops, and many troops were unable to supply. During World War II, the Japanese army had poor food, insufficient weapons and ammunition, and many troops lacked medicine and medicine, and some even chewed bark to satisfy their hunger. On the other hand, eating bread, canned beef, drinking Coca-Cola, coffee, chewing gum and chocolate, and driving around in a jeep, the Japanese army was about to cry. Spiritual food alone can't beat modern equipment. The Pacific battlefield is an example, even in Southeast Asia. In the Battle of Imphal, the British and Indian troops who won five battles, relying on strong firepower and logistical supplies, beat the Japanese army everywhere. Japan's main force of 65,438+10,000 troops was almost wiped out and forced to turn to Southeast Asia. So Japan is not as powerful as people think. There is still a big gap between Japan and the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and Germany and other European and American powers. Japan only bullies backward Asian agricultural countries.