👉 The Weapon Ratios, often referred to as the "Weapon Ratio," is a metric used in military and tactical analysis to assess the balance of power between different types of weapons within a force. It is calculated by dividing the number of units or firepower of one weapon system (such as infantry, armor, artillery, or air support) by the number of units or firepower of another weapon system. For example, a ratio of 2:1 indicates that for every unit of the second weapon system, there are two units of the first. This ratio helps strategists understand how effectively a force can counteract or complement its opponents' weapon systems, guiding decisions on resource allocation and operational tactics.
