As part of his time off from actively serving on the front lines, Bruno returned to his various enterprises and checked on their progress.
Whether it was advancements in medicine, material sciences, engineering, or what have you, there were plenty of things being worked on that could fundamentally change the world for the better.
But right now, Bruno's primary concern was the war effort. And naturally, he knew that despite the fact that his factories were working at peak efficiency to maintain the logistic supply, they simply could not keep up with the demands of the German Army, whose numbers were well over five million men at this time.
And more specifically, they could not build enough tanks and mechanized vehicles to fully convert these infantry units into combined arms units. Because of this, the western front was lacking in armor outside of a few scout cars for the purpose of reconnaissance.
