How Many SUBMARINES Does Each Country Have?

How many submarines in the world? Submarine Fleet Strength by Country. We unravel the mysteries of the underwater world and showcase powerful submarine fleets from around the globe, exploring everything from the hidden depths of the North Korean navy to the high-tech US Navy submarines. We start our journey by looking at the unique submarines of countries like Poland and Cuba, moving on to explore the maritime powers of Spain and Portugal, each with their own tech and challenges.
We navigate through the mighty fleets of the Royal Canadian Navy, the German Navy, and the Royal Australian Navy, each showcasing their distinct submarine classes and designs. Italy and France take us on a tour of their impressive submarines, with France proudly displaying its nuclear capabilities.
The United Kingdom reveals its Royal Navy Submarine Service specializing in various types of nuclear-powered subs. We then dive into the oceans of Japan and China, discovering the vast, modern fleets of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and the People's Liberation Army Navy Submarine Force.
Russia unveils its formidable submarine fleet, laden with advanced weapon systems and strategic capabilities. Finally, we plunge into the mysterious waters of North Korea, where many secrets remain hidden.
But, we go beyond just numbers; we explore fascinating stories, unique abilities, and the technological marvels of these submarines, defining power balances in the world’s oceans. We invite viewers to join this adventure, share their thoughts, and explore the secret and intriguing world of submarines with us. We promise a journey full of discoveries and revelations that will change the way you see the hidden world beneath the seas! #submarine #usnavy

[@MaziarYousefi]

Give me back my time. Venezuela is on this list, yet many major navies aren't. India, Pakistan, Turkey, Netherlands. You're telling me Venzuela has more submarines than India?! With 2 submarines?!?!

[@aviel0105]

Israel has 6 Dolphin submarines

[@speedskater1947]

I just did a quick google search and according to Wikipedia India has 2 Nuclear Subs and 16 Diesel-Electric Subs.

[@bernardedwards8461]

Not to mention Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia.

[@user-gz6wl3zg4q]

Sweden has four boats, all operational ...

[@airborne63]

And Peru has SIX updated 209/210 series subs, and more under construction. Hardly a 'listing of each countries' subs".

[@lucasa.quiroga1246]

Who made the list?? There are many countries missing, including India, with one of the largest submarine fleets in the world. And others like Chile, Colombia, Peru, South Africa, Pakistan, Greece, Turkey, Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Bangladesh, Poland, Egypt, Algeria, and maybe a couple more.

[@josephatmagangi3183]

Kenya is at position one with 109 subs!!

[@alexanderjacobs4362]

I guess it is the other way around: Position 109 with 1 sub?@@josephatmagangi3183

[@enetamuno5953]

@lucasa.quiroga1246 to add to your supplementary list of countries omitted in the feature list should be Brazil.

[@garrycoleman8537]

India keep loosing theirs by diving with the hatches open!!! 😢

[@lucasa.quiroga1246]

@@enetamuno5953 "others like" means that those are examples, didn´t say the list was complete. But, you´re right. Brazil should be in the list indeed.

[@user-fd9ij1fe5g]

don't know how to leave a blue heart. So, I will wish all submariners God's speed and bless you for your service to our country.

[@user-bl3zv7lr5h]

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[@archieharrison9433]

💙 🧡 💖 💚

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[@jabreck1934]

Head of Naval research and development-gs14. President Naval civil engineering laboratories Port Hueneme -1960’s (father) I know Sosus is still in operation and has become some integrated system. they were also working on underwater biosphere in conjunction with NASA. I am sure they achieved their goal. I would be very disappointed If the navy did not have; Underwater military bases with Weaponized ROV’s using SOSUS as targeting system.

[@nicholasforman1195]

The most advanced boats are controlled and operated by the US,UK and others in NATO.Their combined firepower,experience and technical expertise are unmatched.

[@FaithfulHonest]

Yup

[@davidhynes]

I agree 100%.

[@davidhynes]

They are the Best Blue Navy Countries.

[@patrolmanracv]

they used too ....now miles behind ...

[@nicholasforman1195]

@@patrolmanracv Miles behind what?

[@heathsmith5358]

God bless the US NAVY💙💙💙

[@kingwing3203]

The US military is really a devil, waging war everywhere, murdering civilians, and robbing local residents

[@bernieshort6311]

I am British and feel proud to belong to a nation which has a nuclear deterrent in the form of nuclear submarines yet have to take my hat off to the US for leading the world with its massive submarine force and navy as a whole and am glad our nations are on the same side.💙💙💙

[@D.Frasure]

Me too brother.

[@1glopz]

The UK the Aussies and the US have the most advanced and deadly subs the fleet of boomers can erase any foreign country defense system in a few hours

[@michaelboyle779]

As an American, I too am proud and honored to be on the same side with the people of Great Britain.

[@SureshK-fm7cj]

You mean lap-dog?

[@1glopz]

@@SureshK-fm7cj swamp person ?

[@steveostewart1767]

Are Swedish submarines too stealthy and too good to mention on your list? ;-)

[@glastonbury4304]

It's a stupid list...

[@evangeloT]

This list has nothing to do with the reality. My cousin work in submarine and he was laughing 😂….. Also other countries are missing from this list.

[@michaelboyle779]

I am in the State of Ohio, USA. As a member of NATO, combined with our allies, I believe we are well protected by our submarine fleet potential.

[@vanfja]

Except if Nato countries start fighting each other. 😂

[@Doogsa-dl8sc]

A pity you are not protected from your government.

[@davidstein1376]

Thanks for mentioning the rest of us; few Americans do.

[@mofleh177]

Protected from who? lock ness monster? or the boogie whales? You are the real threat to global peace!

[@williamdodge5123]

USS DIXON AS-37 Point Loma, Ca. 79-81. Western Pacific- Indian Ocean- Diego Garcia. Tended Subs and Skimmers during the Iranian hostage issue 81.

[@jasontiver3302]

It's not the number of subs, it's the punch they pack. The US is unmatched in that regard.

[@gendaminoru3195]

and #2 in that regard is Japan, and China is in for a hullofa rude awakening if there's war.

[@gendaminoru3195]

@@Richard-tq7xi First, I am totally against sending anything to Ukraine the clown regime. But, the US doesn't send it's best equipment anywhere unless under US command and control. Second, HIMARS is a very effective system but the Ukrainians can only be taught - too quickly -- on how to deploy and use them. Most likely different tactics and not as designed. That can be said for a lot of weapon systems except maybe the Javelins. They are like MANPADS and much more idiot proof. Though the US is conducting battlefield surveillance for Ukraine, that's mere advice and they don't always follow it.

[@jasontiver3302]

@@Richard-tq7xi Egos and feelings mean nothing. It's all about firepower and weaponry. Leave your feelings out of this and actually do some credible research. You sound like a damn fool.

[@rogerphelps9939]

They are doing extremely well.@@Richard-tq7xi

[@brianpoe1683]

@@Richard-tq7xi How stupid are you? Of course US subs are unmatched only stupid people dont know this. Russia should have easily rolled over Ukraine by now, looks like weapons are the difference, unless you are stupid. But it is not our war.

[@rich47jacks]

Former submariariner on the USS Nathan Hale (SSBN 623) It is smart to somewhat understate your strength.

[@anantr99]

Missing a lot of submarine operating nations, aren't we? You mentioned Venezuela, which has two submarines that may not have gone to sea for years now, and you mentioned North Korea, whose submarines can only very charitably be described as rusted hulks (for the most part). Why on Earth didn't you mention nations such as India, Norway, South Korea, Israel, Turkey, Netherlands, Sweden, Chile, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, and others? Especially when these nations have larger and far more combat capable submarine fleets? Heck, India even has two SSBNs, for heaven's sake!

[@romazone101]

A quick search yields this list Number of Submarines (2022) 1 North Korea 71 2 United States of America 67 3 People's Republic of China 59 4 Russia 49 5 Japan 22 6 South Korea 19 7 India 17 8 Iran 17 9 Turkey 12 10 Greece 11 11 United Kingdom 10 12 Egypt 8 13 France 8 14 Italy 8 15 Pakistan 8 16 Vietnam 8 18 Australia 6 19 Germany 6 20 Norway 6 21 Peru 6 22 Brazil 5 23 Israel 5 24 Sweden 5 25 Canada 4 26 Chile 4 27 Colombia 4 28 Indonesia 4 29 Netherlands 4 30 Singapore 4 31 Taiwan 4 32 Bangladesh 2 33 Ecuador 2 34 Malaysia 2 35 Portugal 2 36 South Africa 2 37 Spain 2 38 Argentina 1 39 Cuba 1 40 Myanmar 1 41 Poland 1 42 Venezuela 1

[@randalcook325]

💙💙💙💙💙💙God Bless the US Navy.

[@deanj1981]

I'm watching this from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 I think the royal navy have more submarines and don't want to tell everyone due to security reasons.

[@kenjohan]

Sweden has a number of very quiet submarines. In a joint exercise with the US one of these submarines managed to sink a US carrier not once but twice without being discovered. But this video doesn't even mention Sweden!

[@user-ob3gi5do1i]

From what I know, the US and Sweden have always been either friendly or allies. What was the name of the exercise in which the 2 were enemies?

[@user-ob3gi5do1i]

I'm not doubting you, I'd just like to know more. Thanks.

[@brianpoe1683]

LOL, people do not understand how war games work.

[@jaylenflanagan1295]

That doesn’t sound very accurate it’s just a stupid game that would never happen in real life

[@keith2059]

Thank you for your service, be safe and take care! Hope you, your families and friends are well!! 💙💙

[@waynehames4729]

Watching from USA

[@jackofnone9439]

In Korea, to honor their little rocket man, they named their best sub "The Bloated Fish"...lol

[@stephan1752]

It's amazing how many countries have submarine fleets that are so secret that they couldn't be included in this list.

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

Like France, India and Brazil to name a few.

[@BlackHearthguard]

@@KnowTrentTimoy Except France was number 7. Edit: Brazil has 4 submarines, with more on the ways, and India has 2 nuclear boomers and 16 conventional attack submarines, with more on the ways.

[@DavidWilliams-on9bu]

Like Iran maybe...? 19

[@bobbybob3865]

It is believed that the Vatican has at least 4.

[@pike100]

​@@BlackHearthguard on the way, NOT on the ways

[@Ebbi43]

Watching from Iceland

[@richardhayes1558]

Ok russia may have all that were stated but how many are actually sea worthy? Also who knows how many more the US have in mothball.

[@WallyNixon-nz9fr]

I'm in Australia, when I served in our military we just got the Collis class Submarine. I'm looking forward to our 1st nuclear powered hunter.

[@MrBat000]

The lemon class subs... and costed us a fortune.. Lets hope we never have to go to war with those subs.

[@raphaelsantiago3311]

My youngest brother was on the Billfish 676 in the early eighties and I remember visiting him and going inside what a great feeling and experience the submarine was docked in San Juan Puerto Rico and he loved the Navy and is still proud to have served

[@drawandsmudge]

Watching from India India have 18 submarines

[@georgegundersen562]

I’m viewing from the US ❤️❤️

[@bonalivingston6573]

Hi everyone, I am watching you from Ghana. Ghana needs one.. thanks

[@pmp2559]

I’m so relieved and it’s comforting to know the worlds military is still advancing on ways of destroying each other.

[@Jaysen6740]

You mean, on ways to defend themselves from bad actors.

[@morganjohnson539]

Real submarine warfare is like knife fighting in a large, dark warehouse. That is until someone uses active sonar. Then everyone sees everyone else. It's like turning on a kitchen light and all of the roaches have guns and don't like each other!

[@fatherguse9019]

💙 "Honor, Courage, Commitment" 💙“Semper Fortis” 💙 "Semper Fidelis" 💙 .. Thank you ALL for your Service ..

[@dannygayler3164]

Australia !

[@brandonh7698]

Canada isn't buying 12 new subs for 60 billion, they are buying new frigates the type 26 for 60 billion.

[@nolitonogbanua1367]

Watching from The Philipines

[@jeremiahgroves8838]

💙💙💙💙 god bless US Navy

[@LuisSanchez-sj5lv]

🇺🇸 watching from America Canoga Park, California working at a Woodland Hills Apartment complex security guard thank you for entertaining me❤

[@lucasa.quiroga1246]

A thought for the crew of the ARA "San Juan", the Argentinean submarine which sunk in 2017.

[@patrickfuller6025]

If North Korea challenges the U.S. their submarine fleet will disappear without a trace. Most of their subs are on pace with that the U.S. was putting out in the 70's can you imagine what a sea wolf class sub would do with those.

[@nicholasforman1195]

Well said sir!Like all communist dictatorships their interpretation of the truth is very far removed from reality.

[@stevejung6470]

Your crazy. North korea is defensive and never challenges US. It is the US that constantly threatens the peace in the korean peninsula by arming south korea. Also nuclear submarine warfare is designed to withstand nuclear attack and retaliate remotely. For north korea, subs are a defense tool

[@airborne63]

You missed Peru, which has 6 updated 209/210 class submarines, and more under construction. Makes one wonder: what ELSE did he miss?

[@g4mel_]

Nice vid. Watching from Prague, Czech Republic.

[@CB-fn3me]

This list is far from complete. There are many more submarines in the World. Poland has 3, India has 18, Sweden has 5 plus 2 under construction and there are probably several other countries that have subs.

[@rogerphelps9939]

The weight of a submarine can be controlled by the amount of iron at the bottom of the hull. This has to counteract the massive buoyancy of the very large airspaces within.

[@oldsilverdrew2471]

The buoyancy of a submarine is controlled by ballast tanks that are filled with water to submerge the boat or blown with compressed air to force the water out to make it more buoyant. The pressure hull is where the submariners and all the equipment are. The external hull is what you see when looking at a sub. Between the two hulls is where the ballast tanks are located.

[@brianpoe1683]

No.

[@user-bl3zv7lr5h]

From US but living in Hungary.

[@TheMono25]

3:22 What is the rail along the side of the submarine for it is that for a gun placement to be slid out when they are On the surface

[@TheMono25]

Like the track on top sunk in not the Handrail

[@BeKindToBirds]

It's just a railing. So workers don't fall off. They remove them.

[@nicholowens991]

watching from NAIROBI KENYA

[@davidmurphy4651]

David watching from inland Australia. Vitally interesting !

[@dbird1356]

Disappointing. No mention of Liverpool and it’s one Yellow Submarine 🎶🤭

[@daxjaranilla4554]

Goodmorning coming from the #WestPhilippineSea #Zambales2200 . .. 🐻

[@davidmartindale1136]

I am from Australia

[@simonhunt9152]

north korea sub count "we have more than anyone just like our missle fleet... cardboard and plastic enters the chat 🤣🤣🤣

[@FelixLopez-hm6pn]

Watching from the US.

[@honfmeilingfleet957]

North Korea just launch new Nuclear Submarine and i wonder it will be added to Modern Warships

[@rogerphelps9939]

Not nuclear. It was commissioned by the Russians arounfd 1975 and sold to N Korea. A heap of crap.

[@brianpoe1683]

It's garbage and likely a lie.

[@bhekisibiya917]

Watching you from the Republic of South Africa

[@roberthyatt1163]

North Korea may have more Subs. than The U.S. but the Engineering and complexity of our Submarines are Second to None!

[@chrisparnham]

Always good to hear from a Marine Engineer Submariner could you give the specifications of the Subs which give us the advantage and make them better than the Chinese and Russian subs which, because of how quiet they are, we are constantly being told are a real worry for the safety of our Carrier fleets?

[@nicholasforman1195]

I think it’s very unlikely North Korea has a significant number of boats and unlikely to be nuclear powered.China however is probably a rather different and more dangerous issue but as you say the US,UK are highly competent with highly advanced technology and professionalism.

[@rogerphelps9939]

Second to the UK actually. UK subs have regularly won war games against US subs. I understand the UK had to teach the US how it is done. The US borrowed a UK submarine to assess its capabilities.

[@brianpoe1683]

@@rogerphelps9939 LOL, you have zero idea how war games work. The US subs are better than UK's.

[@jaylenflanagan1295]

@@rogerphelps9939Mans basing subs off war games💀 us subs are much more modern what a clown 🤡💀

[@user-zc7hb6nc9k]

Military weapons demonstrate our nation's commitment to its security.

[@david-1775]

The UK calls their submarine fleet the "SILENT SERVICE". I think that name can be used by both their submarine fleet as well as their surface fleet. In 1914 the Royal Navy was the uncontested naval superpower in the world. The could boast of having 82 battleships, 136 cruisers and 142 destroyers. Today the surface fleet is down to 21 ships. About the only thing positive going for the surface fleet is the commissioning of their two aircraft carriers (which I admit is a pretty damn big positive). ☹

[@pashapasovski5860]

Positive target with enormous bullseye for drones and hypersonic missiles, not to mention regular weapons like torpedoes, cruise missiles or aircraft!

[@david-1775]

@@pashapasovski5860 Seems like you could say that same about RAF Marham in Norfolk. Actually, any Royal Air Force base in Great Britain.

[@dontamandi5539]

INFORMATIVE AND GOOD MORE EDUCATIONAL COMMENT FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA

[@andrewjsheriff578]

From Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[@babochee]

I can't believe you didnt mentioned Swordfish @ 20:05

[@dheenababuru9905]

India...😍

[@surajitroy8663]

I am watching your video from India.

[@severinocapili9504]

Watching from the Philippines

[@bryankabarebe1513]

I am Brian from Uganda, I enjoy your show thank you for educating us

[@phillyphan6117]

America 💙

[@davemenzies2143]

Indian Navy has 18 Submarines .

[@energyasylum997]

💙Thanks to all the men and women in our armed forces.

[@mikespearwood3914]

Who's "our" armed forces??

[@brianpoe1683]

@@mikespearwood3914 Why do you care?

[@alexhubers4366]

The Netherlands currently operates four submarines: two Walrus-class submarines and two Dolphin-class submarines.

[@rosea9969]

💙💙💙God Bless The Us Navy.💙💙💙

[@eugeneshivers3227]

Bull flick some of your info is flawed the Typhon Russian submarines is kaput all 4 vessels were decommissioned and dismantled in the artic half of chinas sub are prototype shells in concept. North koreas has old ships to look new but are the loudest vessels in the sea😊😊😊😊 but love the commentary🎉

[@brunol-p_g8800]

Most of the information in this video is flawed anyways

[@dzungnguyenlamquoc1247]

From Vietnam ❤

[@TheGhostGuitars]

To answer your last question, I suspect china, russian and north korean numbers to be inflated, especially regarding actual mission capable platforms versus to propaganda inflated numbers of total platforms that may be in operational state. Regarding the US numbers, due to the rather open information space within the US, I think it is unlikely that there is any divergence between the actual numbers and stated total numbers of platforms in service. However, what may NOT be known is the actual TOTAL capabilities of each platform types aside what has already been disclosed (which may or may not be current info). I suspect they are likely to have capabilities that are beyond what has been disclosed, but whether they are effective or not is for the "Silent Service" to know and for us to wonder.

[@nicholasforman1195]

I think you are very probably right.

[@noname-nd8ec]

Just like they overstated their capabilities in 2020 before Ukraine and then they ran out of weapons in April 2022...Oh that's right we underestimated their capability not the other way round.

[@adoteydaniel2029]

4:37 am watching u from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@rich911md1]

I am watching from USA

[@oMerhav]

Israel has at least 6 German built (based on Israeli design/specs) units, presumably some of those carry nuclear head missiles.

[@GodsgiftUzoma]

Watching from Nigeria

[@cinmanmoo]

I recently heard the US was not replacing it's older sub and that the fleet size will decrease but only because of the technology that makes one sub as good as three to five of the older models.

[@bernardedwards8461]

You hope!

[@cinmanmoo]

@@bernardedwards8461 no hope lol, don't give a sh*t one way or another.

[@kobustheron6776]

Waching from Namibia

[@sudipbarmon5240]

I m watching from Bangladesh

[@aliciakennedy8138]

Russian subs with titanium hulled are more advanced also many subs from. Soviet times are sitting in dry dock waiting for refurbishing

[@nicholasforman1195]

Refurbishment is unlikely for the excellent reason that they will have to be completely rebuilt which probably isn’t affordable from the high casualties in Ukraine,sanctions and other huge losses from this dreadful war.

[@rogerphelps9939]

You mean they are sitting around waiting to be scrapped.

[@nicholasforman1195]

@@rogerphelps9939 😂💕

[@angelramos5789]

Florida, USA in the house!

[@chrislong3938]

NK subs work the same way I do pushups. They go down but ain't coming up...

[@anthonybarker2087]

The US has far more than 71. I would tell you how I know but then I'd have to . . .

[@user-qr3lj6fz4h]

Watching from Portugal

[@philippegilson]

Hello ! Interesting and clear explanations. Keep on the good job !!! Phil, Europe, Belgium, Wallonie, Liège, Herstal. Peace.

[@sunil52chohan32]

No mention of India? Biased towards whiteemns toys

[@festusjustusdollarmargai6071]

I'm watching live from Freetown Sierra Leone West Africa

[@innovativesolution7677]

Listening from Nigeria

[@user-gb9cy2qz9u]

America😎👍👊🤙🤙🤙

[@gbtv3740]

🇺🇸

[@ZEEMMEQKAVEN-wz3jt]

Am from Papua New Guinea but I can confirm that,in the navy warfare North Korea can be easily wipes out US submarine warfare.

[@SS408566]

North Carolina, U.S.A.

[@vincentcalvelli6452]

💙Thank you U.S. Navy💙

[@ugdgdgh1841]

KENG❤❤❤😂🎉

[@kryts27]

The Royal Australian Navy (or RAN) names its Collins class submarines after famous past sailors. HMAS Collins was named after Admiral John Augustine Collins, HMAS Waller was named after Commander Hector Waller and so on. Not all honoured sailors named by boats were officers though. HMAS Sheean was named after Ordinary Seaman Teddy Sheean, VC. 💙

[@samsonokoro5036]

It really isn't about quantity but quality, the UK Astute class submarine with the American Virginia class subs are the best in the world in stealth and immence capabilities. Recently the British exposed Chinese subs that are former USSR subs and new ones built derived their tech from same subs. The subs were trying to shadow a Royal Navy carrier group and wss detected easily and could have been destroyed if there were hostilities. The Chinese just have numbers and lack any superior quality in land, sea and air military equipment simple fact. Most of the countries on this list are also in Nato and Australia is also an ally of US and UK so really we have most of the countries with subs on this list being allies which includes Japan.

[@Johan-ud7xq]

Could be but Sweden has proved that its AIP (Gotland class and up goming A26 Blekinge class) subs can´t be found by a entire Air caft carrier group

[@robertwaim6376]

Please stop boasting about Western weapons all the time. Russia subs are the best and most feared.

[@Johan-ud7xq]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣@@robertwaim6376

[@jaylenflanagan1295]

@@robertwaim6376nice joke💀

[@jeremiahjohnson7619]

@@robertwaim6376Yet their Navy is being destroyed by a country without a Navy. Ya real top tier…

[@davidjackson7823]

I'm watching from Liberia West Africa.

[@karting155]

South Africa

[@bonganinene4074]

Watching from south Africa

[@thekingunderthehill]

Norway has at least 6 Ula-class submarines and Sweden has at least 3 Gotland-class submarines. The Gotlands are reportedly some of the stealthiest in the world managing a simulated torpedo strike on a US aircraft carrier in a NATO training exercise. India has a whole bunch of subs of different classes. There is a lot more, but these three would have made nice additions to the list. Also the description says "looking at the unique submarines of countries like Poland and Cuba". Must have missed those😉

[@brianpoe1683]

Gotlands are diesel they are not remotely close to nuclear quietness. War games mean nothing.

[@harrisonsolitei4083]

even Somalia has alot of submarines but their not included on this video

[@charliemsimango-rs2qg]

From South Africa in Africa.

[@solomonukohah8777]

Watching from Nigeria.

[@SamT304]

Georgia, USA ❤🇺🇸

[@garrycoleman8537]

US subs change shape underway, by hitting under Water seamounts 😢

[@SamT304]

@@garrycoleman8537 is this dangerous to their sailors’ lives and mission?

[@franzarevalo1151]

viewing from bacolod City ,philippines

[@kofihayford9424]

Watching from Ghana, Central Region, Cape Coast