Compare the troops, tanks and artillery of nato and warsaw. who appears to be better prepared for the possible war? explain.

The correct answer is the following.

Comparing the troops, tanks, and artillery od NATO and Warsaw Pact, the Organization that appeared to be best prepared in case of war was Warsaw Pact.

By 1967, Warsaw Pact had 4 million troops. NATO had 2.6 million troops. Warsaw Pact had 42,500 tanks. NATO had 13,000. Warsaw Pact had 31,500 Artillery. Nato had 19,750.

Warsaw Pact had a clear advantage in numbers in those years.

NATO was founded in 1949 by Western European nations and the United States. The Warsaw Pact was the response to NATO's formation. It was formed in 1955 between the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe countries such as Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Romania.

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