Indonesia
Global Firepower rank #13 of 145 路 PowerIndex 0.2582 (lower is stronger)
SIPRI puts Indonesia's 2025 military spending at $15 billion, 1% of GDP and up 28% on the year in real terms, ranking #26 in the world. It has no nuclear weapons of its own.
People and money
- Military spending
- $15.0B
- Active personnel
- 405K
- Reserves
- 401K
- Paramilitary
- 250K
Land forces
- Tanks
- 331
- Armored vehicles
- 28K
- Self-propelled artillery
- 153
- Towed artillery
- 396
- Rocket artillery
- 67
Air power
- Total aircraft
- 460
- Fighters
- 41
- Attack aircraft
- 34
- Helicopters
- 212
- Attack helicopters
- 15
- Tankers
- 1
- Transports
- 73
Naval forces
- Total fleet
- 338
- Aircraft carriers
- 0
- Helicopter carriers
- 0
- Submarines
- 4
- Destroyers
- 0
- Frigates
- 10
- Corvettes
- 26
Nuclear weapons
- Warheads
- 0
- Deployed warheads
- 0
Compare Indonesia with
Australia 路 Brazil 路 China 路 Egypt 路 France 路 Germany 路 India 路 Iran 路 Israel 路 Italy 路 Japan 路 North Korea 路 Pakistan 路 Poland 路 Russia 路 Saudi Arabia 路 South Korea 路 Spain 路 Taiwan 路 Turkey 路 Ukraine 路 United Kingdom 路 United States
Last updated 2026-10-27. Sources: Global Firepower 2026 (personnel, equipment counts, powerindex), SIPRI Military Expenditure 2025 (Apr 2026) (military spending, share of gdp), SIPRI Yearbook 2026: World Nuclear Forces (nuclear warheads (jan 2026)).