With the issuance of Ernst's order, ultimately it was the East African Defense Army that bore everything. The armored troops, originally decided to be experimented with before 1900, were delayed into the next century, which in reality meant three years later.
For the army, the delay of the armored troops did not have a significant impact because the East African Army and the armies of Europe and America inherently had no generational gap.
Of course, in terms of military scale, East Africa could not compare to the great powers of Europe and America. This mainly refers to the combined forces of the navy and army. Although the East African Defense Army was confident that it could fight ten American soldiers with just one of its own, the rapid expansion of the American Navy in recent years had widened the gap between it and the East African forces.
