It's a pity that by the time Shireck's new tanks enter mass production, it will likely be a year later, and by then, the war will probably be over.
"Think about the Air Force. We might be in a better situation here in the Army, but I heard their planes are a whole generation behind the enemy's, completely incapable of fighting." After offering this explanation, that officer inexplicably mocked the Dahua Air Force.
Lately, the commanding officers of the Army have been quite critical of the Air Force, tossing verbal jabs, even using veiled criticism during meetings, accusing the Air Force of inaction...
The cause of this was the Air Force's recent avoidance of combat, which had led to dissatisfaction: the expensively assembled Air Force had 90 percent of its planes destroyed on the ground, with pilots too scared to take to the skies for combat, allowing the Dahua Army to be bombarded by the enemy Air Force—how could anyone not have an issue with that?
