The fighting strength of a force may be broadly defined as proportional to the square of its numerical strength multiplied by the fighting value of its individual units.


Aircraft In Warfare, Chapter V (p. 48), Constable & Co. 1916

Frederick W. Lanchester Quotes

The fighting strength of a force may be broadly defined as proportional to the square of its numerical strength multiplied by the fighting value of...

The fighting strength of a force may be broadly defined as proportional to the square of its numerical strength multiplied by the fighting value of...

The fighting strength of a force may be broadly defined as proportional to the square of its numerical strength multiplied by the fighting value of...

The fighting strength of a force may be broadly defined as proportional to the square of its numerical strength multiplied by the fighting value of...