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The Superpower That Collapsed but Left Behind a Naval Giant

The Superpower That Collapsed but Left Behind a Naval Giant

The Superpower That Collapsed but Left Behind a Naval Giant
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Does the Largest Navy Make A Nation the Most Powerful?
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19. Bangladesh
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18. Singapore
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17. Thailand
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16. Japan
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15. Romania
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14. Sweden
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13. Israel
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12. Egypt
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11. Peru
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10. United Arab Emirates
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9. Turkey
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8. Argentina
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7. Vietnam
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6. Algeria
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5. India
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4. United States
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3. Indonesia
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2. China
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1. Russia
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The Superpower That Collapsed but Left Behind a Naval Giant
Does the Largest Navy Make A Nation the Most Powerful?
19. Bangladesh
18. Singapore
17. Thailand
16. Japan
15. Romania
14. Sweden
13. Israel
12. Egypt
11. Peru
10. United Arab Emirates
9. Turkey
8. Argentina
7. Vietnam
6. Algeria
5. India
4. United States
3. Indonesia
2. China
1. Russia

The Superpower That Collapsed but Left Behind a Naval Giant

Among the most important aspects of military life today is the growing reliance on a strong navy to balance out world affairs. This means nations worldwide with access to oceans and the high seas have greatly emphasized building massive navies to serve their national interests. While many might think the United States has the world’s largest navy, a surprising nation takes the top prize. 

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