Shire stayed in the small town for an additional two days under the pretense of tracking tank development.
In reality, the technical challenges of the two tank improvements Shire proposed were minimal; they were straightforward concepts that did not require deep discussion.
As for the dual-stable fire control system, it was intended for long-term planning and could not be implemented immediately.
During these two days, Shire spent more time discussing his business with Dejoka, mainly focusing on the development of American arms factories.
That afternoon, Shire just returned to the office building from the tank research department when Dejoka handed him a document from Joseph in the United States.
"Joseph has set up the factory in New York," Dejoka remarked, "He believes that it is the most suitable production site."
Shire took the document and nodded in agreement.
