The news of the Army's structural reforms instantly became the front-page headline in Australasia, and even drew the attention of numerous foreign media and governments.
While the German Army was strictly limited to a hundred thousand men, the nominal title of the strongest land force had returned to the hands of the French.
But only those generals who had participated in World War I knew that the Australasian military's combat power during the war was second only to that of the German Army.
Even the most elite Guards could now arm-wrestle with the German Armed Forces, which meant that the title of the French Army as the first major power was somewhat misleading.
If it weren't for the fact that the size of the Australasian Army had always been small, probably some countries would not be as calm as they appeared on the surface.
Of course, regardless, the restructuring of the Australasian Army still attracted the gaze of many Powers.
