OnwAArds Britain!
A Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg 1.0 AAR.
Part III - Early Progress and the State of the World
A Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg 1.0 AAR.
Part III - Early Progress and the State of the World
The Union of Britain is internaly uncontested, is creating it's place in the World, and has resources to feed it's factories.
Finaly, those factories can be given some use!
The matter of what to build at this moment wasn't quite so easy to agree upon as the international relations one. Many opinions existed on the subject, but eventualy the "Gather Strenght" current won.
Supporters of this stance, such as Arthur Horner himself, claimed it was better to increase Britain's brute production capabilities, both to provide for the Working Masses and to allow for greater military strenght later, when our brilliant researchers had created new and inovative weapons, such as Imperialist slaves could never create.
They still had to compromise, however, with other members of goverment, like Oswald Mosley, who pointed out the state of extreme weakness the Republican Army found itself in. Also, remembering the aged navy, orders were issued for a new Battleship, unfortunatly all we could aford for now, but still a powerfull help to the defense of the isles if the need surfaced.
Speaking of the Navy, a complete check of all non-totaly obsolete ships and gathering of those into one powerfull fleet resulted in this:
Not only were these still old ships, the First Union Fleet highlighted the dire need of adequate screening for even those old ships. Resources were thus shifted from the urgent upgrading of our old army and militia units to a potentialy even more urgent builing of adequate, if not the most advanced, destroyers.
Early Advances are done in technology, and the first steps of inovative technologies are taken.
And while all this was debated, done and constructed by the British Proletariat, capitalism was showing signs of it's certain demise.
Let there be no illusions thouh - capitalists will always find new means of opression to force the working classes into a worse and worse position, and thus survive. Only by Revolution would the nightmare end, as our German comrades are painfully reminded yet again.