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NATO members collectively had approximately 20,723 military aircraft units in 2022, with 7,126 of these being non-combat helicopters. A further 3,527 unites were fighter jets or interceptors.

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As of 2022, NATO had approximately 3.37 million active military personnel compared with 1.35 million active military personnel in the Russian military. The collective military capabilities of the 30 countries that make up NATO outnumber Russia in terms of aircraft, at 20,723 to 4,173, and in naval power, with 2,049 military ships, to 605. Russia's ground combat vehicle capacity is more competitive, however, with 12,420 units, to 14,682. The combined nuclear arsenal of the United States, United Kingdom, and France amounted to 6,065 nuclear warheads, compared with Russia's 6,255.

Personnel - -
Total military personnel 5,405,700 1,350,000
Active soldiers 3,366,000 850,000
Reserve forces 1,301,000 250,000
Paramilitary units 738,700 250,000
Air Force - -
Total aircraft 20,723 4,173
Fighters / interceptors 3,527 772
Ground attack aircraft 1,048 739
Transport aircraft 1,543 445
Special aircraft (e.g reconnaissance) 1,014 132
Tanker aircraft 678 20
Total helicopters 8,485 1,543


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