Solving the problem of being unable to defeat enemy tanks with artillery shells was, in reality, an act of helplessness.
Anke Coke Industry still had many orders that had yet to be completed. If they iterated the tanks' specifications and models now, serious problems would soon arise.
For example, some customers might demand refunds or replacements, which clearly would not serve Anke Coke Industry's interests.
What Mr. Wo Delike wanted was a heavy industry factory that could stabilize and become a "century-old enterprise," not a failure that might gradually fade from people's sight after the war ended.
He had to maintain his good reputation while also ensuring his profits.
Rapid iteration was not a good sign. It would make customers hesitate, causing them to think, If I buy this now, will the military equipment in my hands become obsolete before long?
They might even suspect that the equipment would be obsolete before they received the actual delivery.
Therefore, they should avoid iterating too frequently whenever possible. This was not the technology industry.
Rapid iteration in the technology industry would only fill people with romantic fantasies about the future. They would not feel that rapid technological iteration harmed them.
The same principle applied to the aircraft in his hands. The orders had not even been completed, yet they were already iterating. What if someone would rather risk breaching the contract than continue paying the subsequent fees? In any case, Lin Qi had given everyone another lesson! At the end of November, someone sent Lin Qi a small card, inviting him to attend a small meeting.
The word "Eternal Life" had been embossed in the exact center of the card. The reverse side contained an address.
It was a small internal meeting of the Eternal Life Organization. As an official member, Lin