On Thursday afternoon, Prime Minister Sedolas and their Minister of Armed Forces appeared at Blackstone Aviation's test flight field.
Strictly speaking, Sedolas had no "military," because it was a small country with a small population. Its entire army amounted to only around a hundred thousand troops, some of whom had even gone to support Amerilia...
All right, that was a rather cruel joke. Sedolas had indeed previously proposed supporting the Federation.
They had also raised what they claimed were a hundred thousand troops, though in reality there were fewer than seventy thousand. The rest were laborers and assistants who would eventually have to return home.
Although the situation in Nagaril had been severe at the time, the military did not believe that tens of thousands of soldiers could change anything on the battlefield.
On the contrary, adding tens of thousands of soldiers who had never cooperated with them before might create unpredictable risks, such as the enemy using them as a breakthrough point to launch a fierce attack.
So those people were integrated into the Federal Army and sent to Amerilia.
Yes, some of the army troops aiding Gefra were Sedolasians.
That was also one of the reasons Mr. Truman had ultimately been willing to nod. They had indeed made considerable sacrifices. They were good brothers.
Although the Federation could not possibly dispatch military forces to aid Sedolas and help them crush their opponent, the Federation could sell some advanced weapons and equipment to the Sedolasians.
The department responsible for Sedolas's military affairs was the Sedolas Armed Forces, which oversaw the country's entire military.
This time, they also wanted to purchase more aircraft. As a leading name in the aviation industry, Blackstone Aviation was naturally one of the Sedolasians' main targets for inspection.
The president had not had time to