Today the German army will have about 109 thousand active military personnel, and the Polish army will have about 95 thousand. There are currently approximately 65-75 thousand trained soldiers in Poland, and 21-35 thousand in Germany. Considering all this and the countries’ plans for the future, Germany is likely to have 120 thousand active ground soldiers and approximately 40 thousand reserve soldiers by 2029. In this case, in Poland it will be 110 thousand and 80 thousand, respectively.
In terms of the number of fighter jets, Germany is now far ahead of Poland. Therefore, he was in a much better position during the war. At the same time, Poland has more air defense systems. This means it must be defended.
Germany now has a better ground attack weapons inventory. And that’s unlikely to change until 2029. In addition, within 5 years, both sides will most likely have purchased hundreds or even thousands of different UAVs.
In terms of total number of troops, Poland will be the leader. There is a possibility of having more tanks compared to German tanks.
Today Poland has nearly three times as many guns as Germany. At the same time, the Germans will most likely surpass the Poles in the number of artillery shells. At the same time, they will buy them for less money.
During the war, Poland may have reduced numbers of Polish soldiers and artillery, partly due to German air raids. At some point, the Poles will also run out of artillery ammunition, because this country will buy several times fewer shells per year from Germany. Germany has a bigger industry, a bigger economy. Poland is also in a worse situation because its population is smaller than Germany.
In general, the Polish army will be able to completely control the enemy and will not allow him to approach the territory of the country. But this won’t last forever. If the war between Germany and Poland continues for several years, the Poles will not be able to resist the enemy for so long. Within six months the Germans will surpass the Poles in industry, economy and population. So in the end, victory will clearly be on Germany’s side.
Source: Ferra
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