For Island Nation's Army to expand outward, it had to rely on the Island Nation Navy. There was no way around it. After all, they were an island nation in the Pacific Ocean. Without a powerful navy, outward expansion was impossible. Therefore, even though the Island Nation Navy had failed to win this naval battle as expected, did Island Nation's Army have any choice other than continuing to support the navy and hoping it would win the next naval battle?
Unless Island Nation's Army was willing to abandon outward expansion, it had no choice but to grit its teeth and support the navy. There was no other way.
Although this approach was somewhat shameless, Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai had no other choice. Why had the Island Nation Navy failed to win this naval battle? He, too, had desperately hoped for the Island Nation Navy to emerge victorious. But reality was what it was, and there was nothing he could do about it. To strengthen the navy's development, he could only resort to this method.
Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai personally called the Prime Minister's residence, then took a car there. This time, he hoped to quell the Prime Minister's and the army's anger and persuade them to continue supporting the navy. Otherwise, it would be exceedingly difficult for the Island Nation Navy to further develop and grow stronger. Those Capital Ships and aircraft carriers were all piled up with money. Without sufficient funds, it was simply impossible to build a powerful navy. Although the Island Nation Navy had already squeezed out most of the military budget over the previous twenty-odd years, it clearly needed even greater support now in order to restore its strength as quickly as possible and become even more powerful.
When Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai arrived at the Prime Minister's residence,