How did the military strength of Germany, Japan, Italy, the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Britain and France compare during World War II?

Hello friend, I like the army as much as you do. But the question you asked is unprofessional, because the evaluation of a country's military strength cannot rely solely on numbers. There are many factors to consider: such as the depth of the country, population, education level, industrial capacity, national character and so on. Based on the above factors, the United States has the strongest strength: 100. Although the United States stationed a little more than 200 thousand troops nationwide before the Pacific War, it became the world hegemon by virtue of its comprehensive national strength at the end of World War II. Next should be the Soviet Union, 70-80! As the most important country in World War II. By the way, the Russians are not good at fighting, so the enemy froze to death in a good place. You should be a German army fan, and the third should be Germany, with a comprehensive strength of 45-55! But don't underestimate Germany. It was strength that made him defeat the whole world. Next England is 20-30, but he has many younger brothers. Canada, New Zealand, Australia. The British Empire disappeared after the Second World War. Japan is not so good. We think Japan is awesome because there is no powerful country in Asia, and the focus of Europe and America is not in Asia, so he began to go crazy, with a maximum score of 5. China Secondly, French and Italian are two jokes in the cruel World War II. The loveliest thing is that 300,000 people in Italy can't beat 20,000 British troops in Egypt. I like watching Italian military history best. Thousands of people surrendered because they forgot to bring a screwdriver to pry open the ammunition box, haha. There is also the German war machine, which was operated by an evil and horrible Nazi government in terms of population, resources and land area. His failure is inevitable.