It only made sense that what the other cadets learned from being exposed to logistics were the ways in which military bases operate. Now, in the future, whether they have to run or rely on logistics, or even take command of a base or maybe even a small team within that base, they would be familiar with how it actually operated.
Nero was, perhaps, the only one watching out for vulnerabilities in the system and thinking of ways to potentially attack bases if the need ever arose. Since these systems were being applied here, there would be a version of them being used in normal bases as well. Sure, there wouldn't be the same level of urgency, and a greater level of oversight, but the basic system would be the same.
He could already see how valuable the next few days were going to be for him, whether in terms of conventional knowledge, or unconventional knowledge.
