Two months earlier, Galactic Republic Supreme Strategic Command, Central Command Center.
A combat report had been placed on the command center's table. It was an enormous operational organization plan.
It involved 31 star systems, 9 industrial planets, 17 agricultural planets, and 42 interstellar mining sites, with a total supply of more than 200 billion tons of materials. It covered detailed procedures for production, transportation, loading and unloading, receipt, and more.
It even included transportation route maps, escort fleet designations and arrangements, relief rotations for each stage, advance arrangements and reconnaissance of hyperspace routes, and everything else needed to ensure that this vast quantity of supplies would truly reach its destination.
The task force's composition had also been submitted. A full 170 transport ships, carrying forces that would require five Acclamator-class assault ships, escorted by 40 Hunter Class Battlecruisers to ensure their safe arrival at the target.
This enormous fleet would undoubtedly be supplied by Kuat Drive Yards. The administrative order for fleet deployment and construction bore the name of Chancellor of the Galactic Senate Sheev Palpatine. This order involved a contract for several hundred warships, and the allocation of those ships would directly affect the Galactic Republic's future fleet distribution and offensive plans.
However, during the final approval process, the escort warship plan was rejected. They were approved for only five Hunter Class Battlecruisers and several Kallak-class light cruisers that had already been withdrawn from front-line combat service.
The main reason for the rejection was that the Separatists no longer had any organized fleets near the target.
Aside from that, all other material and personnel requirements were approved! A massive army of seven million natural-born soldiers had begun assembling across four planets, where simulated environments matching the target planet's terrain and geography had been built for intensified training.
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