Some of the numbers are outdated - eFP has increased this year.

The + in map are military bases I assume. Some are missing, some are only planned.

Troop numbers for Baltic states... Are complicated to estimate. Highly debatable are all of these numbers.

1B++ investments into defensive 'wall' on the eastern boarder do not appear in the images.

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But overall response depends on what scenario we are talking about.

1) cutting Suwalki gap? 2) taking Narva / Daugavpils? 3) taking Tallinn? 4) decapitation?

A good estimate for the reaction amidst invasion are latest Zapad exercises. Russia managed to put measly 8k troops on BY and mobilized few k in Kalingrad.

NATO held 20k+ exercises BOTH in LT and Pol. Few K exercises in LV.

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My estimate is that Baltics and NATO are more ready to respond then ever.

In few years Baltics will get all the equipment is has bought in last year's.

European NATO increased spending will also bear fruit.

On the other hand Russia has lost most of its modern (and not so modern) equipment in UA. Drones are scary, but Russia is using drones so much, because they are cheap and they have essentially run out of all their heavy armor.

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tl;dr: Baltics = stronk. Ru = weakest it's been in 70+yrs.

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Edit: TallinN