Chapter 169: Sailing into Battle (2/2)
Chapter 168: Sailing into Battle
This was why the Revolutionary Army had come here: to transport food.
Leo did not know how many people the Revolutionary Army had, but it was obvious that the food they consumed every month was a massive expense.
The greatest difference between the Revolutionary Army and pirates was that the Revolutionary Army had its own revolutionary bases, its own rear lines, its own footholds—places where they could settle down and survive.
They could grow steadily at their own pace, or rather, grow rapidly in a safer manner.
Take Sabo, for example. He was practically a genius who had risen above the rest.
The benefits of such safety were beyond question.
Or rather, the reason the Revolutionary Army could sustain its war against the Marines was the fresh blood that this security provided.
It was much like the Marines' officer training system. Marines of every rank received further education and training. After Tashigi became an officer under Smoker, she learned Haki. Although most G-5 officers practiced Haki, very few were truly proficient in its use.
It could be said that officers and Haki complemented each other—you would naturally be promoted rapidly once your combat strength reached a certain level, and once you attained a certain position, you would naturally receive training.
The Marines had a complete system in place.
The Revolutionary Army had one as well.
Whether it was the commanders of the four armies in the east, west, south, and north, or the Chief of Staff, nearly all of them were promising new cadres promoted within the last decade. They were entirely different from founders like Dragon, Kuma, and Ivankov.
This system was why the Revolutionary Army had risen so suddenly in just over a decade.
And what supported