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    China has the largest population in the world at over 1.4 billion people as of 2022, equivalent to 18.47% of the global population. The US ranks third with a population of around 334 million, or 4.25% of the world total. Each year, around 19.6 million people in China and 4.4 million in the US reach military age. Globally, the Philippines ranks 12th with nearly 2 million people turning military age annually. China has over 619 million eligible for military service compared to 122 million in the US. The Philippines ranks 14th with around 39 million eligible. China and the US have the first and third largest militaries respectively based on over 50 factors in the Global Firepower

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    China has the largest population in the world at over 1.4 billion people as of 2022, equivalent to 18.47% of the global population. The US ranks third with a population of around 334 million, or 4.25% of the world total. Each year, around 19.6 million people in China and 4.4 million in the US reach military age. Globally, the Philippines ranks 12th with nearly 2 million people turning military age annually. China has over 619 million eligible for military service compared to 122 million in the US. The Philippines ranks 14th with around 39 million eligible. China and the US have the first and third largest militaries respectively based on over 50 factors in the Global Firepower

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    Population: Based On Worldometer Elaboration of The Latest United Nations Data

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    China has the largest population in the world at over 1.4 billion people as of 2022, equivalent to 18.47% of the global population. The US ranks third with a population of around 334 million, or 4.25% of the world total. Each year, around 19.6 million people in China and 4.4 million in the US reach military age. Globally, the Philippines ranks 12th with nearly 2 million people turning military age annually. China has over 619 million eligible for military service compared to 122 million in the US. The Philippines ranks 14th with around 39 million eligible. China and the US have the first and third largest militaries respectively based on over 50 factors in the Global Firepower

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    MANPOWER

    POPULATION
    TOTAL POPULATION (CHINA)
    - The current population of China is 1,449,326,724 as of April 2022
     Based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data.
    - China population is equivalent to 18.47% of the total world population.
    - China ranks number 1 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by
    population.

    TOTAL POPULATION (USA)

    - The current population of the United States of America is 334,495,877 as of


    April 2022,

    Based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data.


    - The United States population is equivalent to 4.25% of the total world
    population.
    - The U.S.A. ranks number 3 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by
    population.

    NUMBER OF ACTIVE AND RESERVE PERSONNEL (available manpower)

    REACHING MILITARY AGE ANUALLY


    Population Reaching Military Age Annually
    Global Firepower (GFP) keeps track of the percentage of the population that will
    reach military age annually, a criterion for determining a country's overall military
    manpower.
    So here is the ranking po
    According to GFP, the total available population attaining military age each year in the
    China is 19,570,568, while the total available population in United States is 4,354,979.
    So if you are asking po kung pang-ilan ang Philippines, the Philippines is ranked in the
    top 12 countries with a total population of 1,994,730 people.

    MILITARY STRENGTH RANKING


    Ranking the total available active military manpower by country.
    The official Global Firepower ranking below takes into account over 50 different
    factors to establish a country's PowerIndex ('PwrIndx') score, with categories
    spanning from military force to financial strength to logistical competence and
    geography.
    The United States' power index (PwIndx) score is 0.0453, whereas China's is 0.0511.
    So if you are asking po again kung pang-ilan ang Philippines, the Philippines is ranked
    in the top 51 countries with a power index score of 0.8076.

    MANPOWER FIT FOR MILITARY SERVICE


    Ranking the total available population fit for military service.
    Victory in war ultimately comes down to available manpower that is Fit for Military
    Service, a crucial factor in the GFP ranking as it represents the portion of a given
    population that is available to assist in a war effort.
    The GFP final rating uses Manpower Fit-for-Military-Service to further evaluate a
    nation's total military strength. Those countries with naturally large populations
    will, predictably, be able to provide more persons qualified for military service.

    In China, there are 619,268,690 men and women eligible for military service, compared
    to 122,274,415 in the United States. Again, if you are going to ask po kung pang-ilan
    ang Philippines. The Philippines is ranked in the top 14 countries with a total of
    39,188,869 eligible for military service.

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