"I had considered that..." Mr. Wo Delike said honestly. "Besides, the engineers have given me a few proposals."
"What I mean is, should our main direction going forward be over there—anti-air or ground attack?"
Mr. Wo Delike was actually very skilled at management. Otherwise, he would never have become the head of a conglomerate, much less built up the fortune he had today.
He knew that specialization was the path to growth. That was true in every industry. Any product or technology, once refined to the extreme, would fear no challenge.
Even if Lin Qi had not brought up the matter, he would have taken the initiative to split the multifunctional war machine into specialized vehicles after some time.
Anti-aircraft vehicles and infantry vehicles—his current hesitation was simply over which direction he should develop.
Aircraft, air forces, and aerial bombardment were at the height of their popularity. Nearly everyone was discussing them, including ordinary people.
There was an interesting phenomenon in the Federation: the lower a person's social standing, the more concerned they were with national affairs! They truly seemed to have become, just as certain propaganda posters claimed, the "builders" and "guardians" of the country.
They cared about every major national and international affair. They were more concerned with what reports the president had recently made than with their children's studies.
They cared more about the strength of the Federation's military than their families' health. There were many people like that. In any ordinary little tavern in a city's Lower District, one only had to spend a dollar on a drink to hear discussions coming from every corner.
The countless little taverns like these seemed to house the Federation's cleverest people. They could discuss everything, from the nation's future direction to new policies in the cities, and they could