There are 870 German infantry battalions and 0/0/00 Japanese barracks. Who's better?

During World War II, although Germany and Japan, both allies, were on the same front, Germany was on the European battlefield, and Japan was on the Asian battlefield at the same time. Although the military strength of Germany and Japan was very strong at that time, from the analysis of weapons, personnel quality, combat experience and opponents of both sides, although the German infantry battalion had only 870 people, it was more than enough to defeat the Japanese brigade with 1 100 people. The reasons are as follows.

1. Armament of German and Japanese forces: Armament of Japanese forces: The battle sequence of Japanese forces is divided into divisions, brigades, wings and brigades. The division head is the rank of lieutenant general, the brigade commander is the rank of major general, the joint captain is the rank of lieutenant colonel, and the battalion commander is the rank of lieutenant colonel. Then the Japanese brigade is led by an assistant officer, with a staffing of 1 100 and weapons and equipment of 65438+ heavy machine guns.

German weapons and equipment: the German infantry division has a capacity of 65,438+240,000 people, and has three infantry regiments, each of which has two infantry battalions with 870 people. The standard is equipped with 6 865,438+0mm mortars, 9 50mm mortars, 65,438+02 heavy machine guns, 36 light machine guns and a certain number of mortars.

As can be seen from the above data, the German army's weapons and equipment are obviously superior to the Japanese army, with obvious advantages.

Second, the personnel quality of Germany and Japan: Although the Japanese army has always advocated the spirit of Bushido, its troops have strong combat effectiveness, strong individual combat capability and rich combat experience. Every soldier has received strict training. Even so, compared with Germany with higher combat quality, it is completely dwarfed. During World War II, the German army's combat quality and individual combat capability were completely superior to those of the Japanese army.

Third, Germany and Japan oppose their opponents:

Although there is no direct confrontation between the German army and the Japanese army, let's analyze the opponents from the side. The German Blitzkrieg swept all the way, defeated the British and French allied forces, swept all the way through dozens of countries such as Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Albania, Yugoslavia, Greece, Ukraine, Belarus, Aurili, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and finally stopped in the Soviet Union. Look at the Japanese again. The main opponents are Southeast Asian countries. Judging from the strategic and tactical objectives of both sides, it is obvious that the Germans are more aggressive and sweeping all the way. On the other hand, the Japanese army is obviously weaker than the German army, whether it is the opponent or the ultimate strategic goal.

To sum up, although the number of German infantry battalions is less than that of Japanese army, the German infantry battalions and Japanese army are far superior to the Japanese army in weapons, and when it comes to the personnel quality of the German army, the German army is also completely superior to the Japanese army. Finally, compared with the opponents of the German Japanese army, it is also a difficult country for the Germans. From the above analysis, we can draw the conclusion that the German infantry battalion defeated the Japanese army with 168, although there were only 870 men.

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