The modern king—the United States

This question, from a small perspective, can reflect the power of many aspects.

There are 20,000 airports in the United States, which is equivalent to one airport for 15,000 people.

Texas alone has nearly 2,000 airports.

After the United States, the country with the second most airports in the world is Brazil, but the total number of airports in Brazil is less than 800.

Russia has only 600 airports, and China has only 500 airports. The United States alone can defeat the second, third, and fourth countries in an instant. How dizzy!

It does not mean that 20,000 airports can disclose flights, nor does it mean how large the scale of these flights is. However, based on total air passengers, the United States still ranks first. Although it is not an exaggeration to be ten times ahead of the world.

Of course, the number of airports is also very important. The United States has one airport for every 10,000 people, which is equivalent to building two airports for every town in China. Even if there are no airlines operating, at least those doing business (or government people) can travel from anywhere to another small place. Except for the United States, no other place in the world can enjoy similar privileges.

Moreover, the proportion of private jets in the United States is extremely high, needless to say.

What proportion of the world’s airports does the United States account for? Okay, let’s take a map (?_?):

There is an India, a China, a Russia, a Brazil, an Argentina, a Mexico, a United Kingdom, a France, a Japan, and a Germany. And other Middle Eastern countries combined, one Ukraine, one Netherlands, one Canada, one Pakistan, one Iran, one Italy, one Ireland, one Spain, one Turkey, one Southeast Asia, one Africa, one one, one North Korea plus South Korea, A Western Europe...

Sure enough, after all countries combined, there are not as many as the United States -_-||

Let’s not talk about the air force and replace it with the army.

The United States Army (United States Army)

is one of the United States armed forces, mainly responsible for land warfare. It was established on June 14, 1775. By 2017, China According to statistics from the Ministry of Finance and Statistics, there are approximately 460,000 military personnel.

The National Guard currently has 335,000 soldiers, and the U.S. Army Reserve has 155,000 soldiers, which was the nickname of the United States during World War II. Currently, the ground armed forces rank second in total numbers and first in comprehensive combat effectiveness in the world.