Theoretically speaking, World War II was a war several times more brutal than World War I. The number of troops mobilized by various countries in World War II would only be greater, and the casualties inflicted on armies and civilians alike would be higher.
Therefore, when making preparations for war, Arthur also specifically instructed the major munitions factories and industrial departments to frantically expand production from that moment on, transporting all excess industrial products and weaponry into storage warehouses.
As soon as war broke out, there would be absolutely no need to worry about finding a market for these accumulated weapons, equipment, supplies, and resources.
Not only could they be sold to various European countries, enabling them to possess sufficient strength to counter the German Army, but a portion could also be sold to Asia, creating certain difficulties for the expansion of the Japanese at the time.
To be honest, as long as the expansion plans of the Japanese into other regions of Asia failed, the Japanese were ultimately just an island nation with very significant flaws.
Once the war broke out, Australasia only needed to go all out to blockade the supply lines of the Japanese, and the Japanese army would automatically collapse.
Even though the Japanese still formed an alliance with Germany and Italy, those two European allies far away across the sea could never have sufficient means to transport supplies to the Japanese.
By that time, the small island that nurtured the Japanese would also become a cage imprisoning them.
When nuclear weapons were developed, Arthur would make the Japanese understand why the flowers were so red.
As the term of the current cabinet government was drawing to a close, the development and construction plans they had formulated had actually reached their conclusion.
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