Indonesia Ranks Among the World's 20 Strongest Militaries

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20 Countries with the World's Strongest Military Index (2017)

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20 Countries with the World's Strongest Military Index (2017)

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According to the Global Fire Power (GFP) ranking website, Indonesia is among the top 20 countries with the strongest militaries in the world. Indonesia's PowerIndex in 2017 was 0.3347, ranking 14th out of 133 surveyed countries. A lower index indicates a stronger military. The United States holds the top spot with an index of 0.0857, followed by Russia with 0.0929.

Based on this ranking, Indonesia's military strength surpasses that of Israel, which is ranked 15th with an index of 0.3476. This ranking makes Indonesia's military the strongest in Southeast Asia. In Asia and the Asia-Pacific region, Indonesia's military ranks eighth.

GFP uses over 50 factors in its formula for determining a country's military strength. This multitude of factors allows a smaller country with more advanced technology to potentially achieve a better ranking than a larger one. GFP's calculations are not solely based on the number of weapons a country possesses but rather on the diversity of its military capabilities.

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