Military

What each army was made of, sampled every 10 turns and at the last turn recorded.

Chile

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	3	52	48	16.0
20	3	49	43	14.3
30	3	54	47	15.7
40	4	88	78	19.5
50	5	143	128	25.6
60	8	215	188	23.5
70	8	266	244	30.5
80	8	269	234	29.3
90	8	267	237	29.6
100	14	755	648	46.3
110	15	828	749	49.9
120	15	839	745	49.7
130	19	1085	953	50.2
140	23	1190	967	42.0
150	26	2853	2199	84.6

Vietnam

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	25	23	23.0
20	1	26	24	24.0
30	1	25	23	23.0
40	4	72	66	16.5
50	8	249	233	29.1
60	10	464	431	43.1
70	13	605	546	42.0
80	13	570	537	41.3
90	14	645	645	46.1
100	16	809	795	49.7
110	19	842	787	41.4
120	16	652	589	36.8
130	25	1616	1447	57.9
140	32	2604	2363	73.8
150	29	2567	2442	84.2

Bolivia

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	52	50	50.0
20	3	67	62	20.7
30	4	122	116	29.0
40	7	187	175	25.0
50	10	314	289	28.9
60	16	558	540	33.8
70	16	503	483	30.2
80	14	523	487	34.8
90	15	726	652	43.5
100	15	775	655	43.7
110	17	950	824	48.5
120	19	1879	1580	83.2
130	21	2120	1930	91.9
140	30	3848	3355	111.8
150	34	4415	4031	118.6

Iroquois

Turn	Units	Might	Power	Power per unit
10	1	53	50	50.0
20	1	53	49	49.0
30	3	90	84	28.0
40	4	167	159	39.8
50	6	239	239	39.8
60	10	527	514	51.4
70	10	668	668	66.8
80	10	622	590	59.0
90	11	691	665	60.5
100	12	790	713	59.4
110	14	851	824	58.9
120	16	1106	1106	69.1
130	21	1192	1192	56.8
140	22	1455	1455	66.1
150	27	1736	1736	64.3

Might is the figure the game reports, and it is not the strength of the army alone: it is the summed unit power multiplied by the treasury, up to double, so a civilization hoarding gold reads as fielding better units than it does. Power divides that multiplier back out. Naval units still count half, so an obsolete fleet drags the average down twice over.

Power per unit says what an army is made of, not how strong it is: a horde of obsolete units and a small modern force can carry the same total. The figure climbs for everyone as better units become available, so it is worth comparing between civilizations at the same turn rather than along one civilization's own history. Losing a war can raise it, because the weakest units die first.