The war has temporarily ended, and the East African colony has resumed its normal operational processes of the past.
During the war, it was still necessary to transport immigrants to the front lines, which posed an enormous overload challenge for East Africa.
Therefore, this war machine of East Africa also needed to slow down. The entire East Africa was an agricultural colony, so its capability to support large-scale military operations was stronger than those traditional agricultural nations.
Fortunately, the East African colony was in its infancy, with a vast land area and a large arable area per capita, resulting in high total grain output. It supported the actions of new immigrants and the army while being self-sufficient.
The army needed to rest, the new immigrants heading west needed to hurry and start working to plant crops early and create value, while other regions in East Africa needed to speed up land reclamation.
