• 1.5 million men

• 2 Battleships
• 2 battlecruisers
• 9 Cruisers
• 22 Destroyers
• 60 U Boats

• 1750 bombers
• 1200 fighters

(Numbers deployed in the Invasion of Poland)

• 700,000

• 164 fighters

• 1.8 million

• 2 battleships
• 2 Cruisers
• Submarines - many, I can't find an exact number though.

• 900,000 men
• 5 million reservists

• 2 Battlecruisers
• 7 Heavy Cruisers
• 12 Light Cruisers
• 71 Destroyers
• 76 Submarines

• 826 fighters
• 250 bombers

• 1.65 million following Dunkirk

• 15 battleships
• 7 carriers
• 66 Cruisers
• 184 Destroyers
• 60 Submarines

• 920 fighters
• 600 bombers

• Sub machine guns were used by the Wehrmacht.
• Panzer Tanks well armed and highly efficient
• Luftwaffe experience in Spanish Civil War
• Trained to combine forces in offensive operations (Paratroopers, Luftwaffe and Heer)

• Technologically advanced
• Politically motivated troops (Waffen SS)
• Danger of fighting on two fronts
• Kriegsmarine under developed
• Potential supply problems in prolonged conflict

• Polish army experienced as a result of border skirmishes following creation of USSR
• Limited mechanisation of forces

• Ability to decipher German encrypted messages

• Brief war with Japan and veterans from the Russian Civil War
• 4 engine bombers
• Reliability of armaments an issue

• Purges of armed forces leadership in 1936 / 1939
• Availability of raw materials and manpower almost limitless
• Industry relatively inefficient, goods produced of variable quality

• Maginot Line considered impregnable
• Technologically sound: Tanks produced by companies such as Renault

• Defensive policy
• Number of reservists

• Experience of policing the Empire
• Largest navy in the world
• Problems with reliability of infantry rifles

• Radar
• Forces from Dominions and Empire