Chapter 157 – The Issue of Violation of Supreme Command Authority (1)

On April 22, 1930, the “London Naval Disarmament Conference” finally came to a conclusion.
Although a considerable portion of the Navy showed strong opposition, it somehow managed to reach an agreement in the end.

However, just at the last moment, turmoil began to stir within Japan.

(Ah, right, this is about that problem with the Supreme Command Authority. If this isn’t handled properly, the chances of the Navy acting rashly will rise sharply…)

Ever since I first heard about it in January last year, that thought had always clung stubbornly to the corner of my mind.
The reason it remained just a thought was because so many other problems had kept piling up before it.

Moreover, things in this world differ in many ways from my previous life, which makes it hard for me to speak carelessly.