NOTES:
The polar area chart above is intended to show relative inherent strengths and weakness at-a-glance; balance is prefered though not always achievable.
1) Manpower encompasses Active, Reserve, and any official Paramilitary forces identified for the nation; personnel from each branch of service is included.
2) Airpower includes war-making aerial systems, excluding trainers and drones.
3) Land Power includes motorized / mechanized vehicular elements as well as towed artillery and mechanized / towed MLRS systems.
4) Naval Power includes commissioned hulls ranging from Blue Water warships and submarines to Brown Water patrol assets (excluded for land-locked powers).
5) Financials average current financial health on the world stage.
6) Scores are an average of related categories in the GFP annual ranking.
Hungary is ranked 54 of 145 out of the countries considered for the annual Global Firepower review. The nation holds a Power Index score of 0.8478 with a score of 0.0000 being considered exceptional in the GFP assessment.
This country is an Active Member of the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) alliance.
This country is an Active Member of the European Union alliance.
Bordered by land on all sides without direct access to the sea, this country is landlocked.
Population 88/ 145 Avail.Manpwr 86/ 145 Fit-for-Serv 81/ 145 Mil.Age.Annu 91/ 145 Active Persn 73/ 145 Rez.Persn 66/ 145 Paramil.Persn 34/ 145 Aircraft 80/ 145 Fighters 57/ 145 Attack Types 145/ 145 Transports 50/ 145 Trainers 69/ 145 Spl.Mission 145/ 145 Tankers 145/ 145 Helicopters 64/ 145 Attack Helos 39/ 145 Tanks 57/ 145 Vehicles 52/ 145 Artillery (SP) 65/ 145 Art.(Towed) 36/ 145 MLRS 145/ 145 Oil Prod 59/ 145 Oil Consump 61/ 145 Oil Rez.Proven 72/ 145 Nat.Gas Prod 55/ 145 NatGas Cons 61/ 145 NatGas Rez 88/ 145 Coal Prod 33/ 145 Coal Consump 76/ 145 Coal Rez.Prvn 21/ 145 Labor Force 84/ 145 Merch.Marines 108/ 145 Major Ports 16/ 145 Roadways 27/ 145 Railways 28/ 145 Airports 85/ 145 Def.Budget 54/ 145 Ext.Debt 75/ 145 Foreign Rez 46/ 145 Purch.Power 53/ 145 Sq.Land Area 102/ 145 Shared Border 51/ 145 Waterways 49/ 145
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GENERAL CAPABILITIES
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National Defense
Guerilla/Asymmetric Warfare
Airspace Defense
Tactical Reach
Battlefield Support
Armored Warfare
Internal Security
Land Convoy Protection
Indirect Fire Support
Global Trade
Goods/Supplies Transportation
Natural Geographic Defense
The act of waging (and sustaining) a prolonged conflict requires a massive financial commitment from all parties involved. As such, GFP focuses on a select group of financially-related categories showcased below.
53/145 Purchasing Power Parity: $326,186,000,000 USD 46/145 Foreign Exchange/Gold: $43,483,000,000 USD 54/145 Defense Budget: $4,293,000,000 USD 75/145 External Debt: $125,000,000,000 USDAll monetary values presented in United States Dollar (USD$).
102/145 Square Land Area: 103,000 km 999/145 Coastline Coverage: LANDLOCKED 51/145 Shared Borders: 2,106 km 49/145 Waterways (usable): 1,622 km
Manpower is one of the few categories that every nation satisfies in the GFP index to one extent or another. These categories detail the maximum and realistic number of souls a given nation can commit to a war effort, be it offensive or defensive in nature.
88/145 Total Population: 9,670,009 86/145 Available Manpower 4,544,904 (47.0%) 81/145 Fit-for-Service3,722,953 (38.5%) 91/145 Reaching Mil Age Annually 116,040 (1.2%)Tot Mil. Personnel (est.)
76,600 (0.8%)
51/145
Air Force Personnel*
5,750
63/145
Army Personnel*
32,000
145/145
Navy Personnel*
0
*These values may be estimated.
Manpower Composition:
Hover over the various color-coded sections in the bar below for details on each category.
GFP tracks specific categories related to aerial warfare capabilities of a given power. READINESS values are based against the U.S. Air Force's 75% average across all categories to account for availability of individual over-battlefield assets due to general maintenance, modernization, refurbishment and the like. Percent values are % of total inventory stock available.
80/145 Aircraft Total: Stock: 62Readiness: 40* 57/145 Fighters: Stock: 12 (19.4%) Readiness: 8* 145/145 Attack Types: Stock: 0 (0.0%) Readiness: 0* 50/145 Transports (Fixed-Wing): Stock: 2 (3.2%) Readiness: 1* 69/145 Trainers: Stock: 12 (19.4%) Readiness: 8* 145/145 Special-Mission: Stock: 0 (0.0%) Readiness: 0* 145/145 Tanker Fleet: Stock: 0 (0.0%) Readiness: 0* 64/145 Helicopters: Stock: 38 (61.3%) Readiness: 25* 39/145 Attack Helicopters: Stock: 8 (12.9%) Readiness: 5**Values are estimated.
Inventory Composition:
Hover over pie slices in the chart below for category information. Pecentages below are not part of overall strength above but rather relative to each category presented below.
GFP tracks specific categories related to land warfare capabilities of a given power. READINESS values are based against the U.S. Army's 80% average across all categories to account for availability of individual battlefield assets due to general maintenance, modernization, refurbishment and the like.
57/145 Tanks: Stock: 208Readiness: 146* 52/145 Vehicles: Stock: 7,797 Readiness: 5,458* 65/145 Self-Propelled Artillery: Stock: 23Readiness: 16* 36/145 Towed Artillery: Stock: 295Readiness: 207* 145/145 MLRS (Rocket Artillery): Stock: 0Readiness: 0**Values are estimated.
Inventory Composition:
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End-use products reflect a given nation's ability to produce products through manufacturing, industry, and / or agriculture.
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The GFP index tracks crude Oil (petroleum) and (new as of 2023) Natural Gas and Coal usage / reserves / stock for each country. Natural resources are critical to a nation in both war and peace time, in some cases forming the lifeblood of a given world power. 2022 showed just how natural resources can be 'weaponized' by one party over another.
59/145 Oil Production: 35,000 bbl 61/145 Oil Consumption: 180,600 bblOil Deficit:
-145,600 bbl
55/145 Natural Gas Production: 1,685,020,000 cu.m 61/145 Natural Gas Consumption: 10,545,459,000 cu.m
Natural Gas Deficit:
-8,860,439,000 cu.m
33/145 Coal Production: 6,956,000 mt 76/145 Coal Consumption: 8,079,000 mt
Coal Deficit:
-1,123,000 mt
Oil bbl represented as unit 'barrel of oil'. Natural Gas represented in 'cubic meters'. Coal represented in 'metric tons'.
The GFP formula tracks various factors related to logistics which prove critical to any one global power in both war and peace time. These factor into a nation's ability to move man, machine, and supplies from one point to another - a particularly important quality when considering mass-mobilization.
84/145 Labor Force: 4,910,000 108/145 Merchant Marine Fleet: 1 16/145 Ports / Trade Terminals: 5 85/145 Airports: 41 27/145 Roadway Coverage: 203,601 km 28/145 Railway Coverage: 7,687 km 49/145 Waterways (usable): 1,622 km FINANCIALS - Values partly derived from the CIA World Factbook and presented in USD ($). Estimates made when needed. GEOGRAPHY - Values derived from the CIA World Factbook. As geography can play a role in both offensive and defensive wars, the GFP formula takes geographic qualities into account (border coverage, coastline coverage). CAPITAL - Basic details covering the name, population, temperature, and precipitation values of a given capital city. MANPOWER - Values partly derived from the CIA World Factbook. Some values may be estimated. AIRPOWER - Values derived from multiple sources. Estimates made when required. Total Aircraft Strength value includes both fixed-wing and rotorcraft platforms from all branches of service (at this time UAVs are not included). 'Attack' value constitutes purpose-built, fixed-wing dedicated attack types. 'Transports' value includes only fixed-wing aircraft while all rotorcraft are represented under the 'Helicopters' value. For an in-depth look into the current air powers of the world, consider "the World Directory of Modern Military Aircraft" [www.WDMMA.org - external link]. LAND FORCES - Values derived from multiple sources. Estimates made when required. 'Tanks' value includes Main Battle Tanks (MBTs), medium tanks, and light tanks. 'Vehicles' value includes APCs, IFVs, MRAPs, Armored Cars, and support / logistical / engineering types. 'Rocket Projectors' (MLRSs) include self-propelled and towed forms. NAVAL FORCES - Values derived from multiple sources. Estimates made when required. 'Total Assets' value includes all possible / available vessels including auxiliaries. 'Aircraft Carriers' value includes only traditional through-deck carriers (both conventionally- and nuclear-powered); Helicopter Carriers are considered in their own separate listing. 'Submarines' value includes both diesel-electric and nuclear-powered types. Landlocked nations are not penalized for the lack of a standing navy. For an in-depth look into the current naval powers of the world, consider "the World Directory of Modern Military Warships" [www.WDMMW.org - external link]. END-USE PRODUCTS - Graphics intended to showcase manufacturing, industrial, and agricultural prowess of a global power. Not all products may be accounted for in the showcase. NATURAL RESOURCES - Values derived from the CIA World Factbook or estimated in some cases. Values presented as BBL (Barrel unit), cu.m (Cubic Meters), and mt (Metric Tons). LOGISTICS - Values derived from the CIA World Factbook. Ports & Terminals may reside outside of a nations own borders if arrangements with an ally have been made. Landlocked nations are penalized for the lack of a standing Merchant Marine force.
