Zhukov, Kolchak, and Dowding, the Army, Navy, and Air Force generals of the Auxiliary Corps.
After the meeting ended, they quickly returned to the Canberra Continent in the Giant World under the escort of several CP1 agents, then immediately summoned their subordinate officers to convey the High Command's orders.
The confirmation of developing hidden treasures, exchanging them for authority, and implementing the Twenty-Level Military Merit Peerage System.
Naturally sent everyone into a frenzy of joy, shouting, "Long live the World Government!"
They were finally being valued!
Previously, they had always felt there was a barrier between the Auxiliary Corps and the World Government.
Many people often joked that they were auxiliaries, but were actually more like servant troops, slave troops, or cannon fodder troops.
But now, the World Government clearly regarded them as one of its own.
Even if the work they had to do was largely the same as before, they felt much better about it psychologically.
They promptly began checking their military merit points and considering their future paths of enhancement.
For a time, the entire Auxiliary Corps buzzed with endless discussion, far livelier than usual.
Zhukov, Kolchak, and Dowding divided the upcoming reform work into three major areas.
The introduction and placement of military personnel from the Nuclear World.
The replacement and training of weapons and equipment from the Nuclear World.
Adjustments to the internal organization of the original forces and the replanning of logistical facilities.
At the same time, Vice Admiral Johannes von Seeckt, commander of the Army's 2nd Army and a native of Hans Tiger Country, was appointed the overall person in charge of this reform.
During this period, he had the authority to mobilize every department of the Three Armies to cooperate with the reform effort.
The introduction and placement of military personnel was