The Warsaw Pact Monday published detailed data on the size of its troops and arms levels ... The statement said NATO has a 2 to 1 advantage in combat helicopters-5,270 compared with 2,785-and ...

The threat of West Germany’s entry into NATO in 1955 caused the USSR to retaliate by forming the Warsaw Pact or ‘Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance.’ ...

This video explores a Cold War what-if scenario: a full-scale NATO vs. Warsaw Pact air war in 1989. Dive into the aircraft, strategies, and potential outcomes of a high-stakes clash between ...

The treaty limits the states of NATO and the Warsaw Pact to 20,000 tanks, 30,000 armored vehicles, 20,000 artillery pieces, 6,800 combat aircraft and 2,000 attack helicopters for each side.

Among Warsaw Pact armies, Poland’s was second in size only to the Soviet Union’s. It had a peacetime strength of 361,000 troops and could expand to 865,000 upon mobilization.

US Warthogs Land At An Abandoned Warsaw Pact Airfield in Poland. US A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft deployed to Europe as part of a U.S. Air Force TSP ...

What makes it different for Warsaw pact countries is that they were so delighted to escape Moscow’s grip and burst free toward the West during the 1990s. They had finally busted out.