germany treaty (ww2)?
iv been looking on google and could not find anything, is there stil a cap on the german army/navy/airforce?
iv been looking on google and could not find anything, is there stil a cap on the german army/navy/airforce?
Anonymous
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No Germany today is a totally Independent country and can do what ever it Likes Just Like the USA and the UK
the Beautiful german people today use Commerce to be the Richest country in Europe
the UK will have No troops in germany after 2020 except for a training unit bring home the 60,000 stationed there
Mark F
No, not that it would matter as the German armed forces have shrunk dramatically with the end of the Cold War. The active Heer (Army) for example being reduced from 12 Divisions with 37 Brigades in 1990 to just 2 Divisions with 7 Brigades plus the Franco-German Brigade from 2012.
midnyteryder1961
The cap was after WW1 (treaty of Versailles).
After WW2 there was this thing called the Cold War, so if there were a limit, it was quickly abandoned.
conranger1
Not since 1958,