Chapter 345 – The Navy’s Plan for Fiscal Year 1934 (1)”

“I understand roughly. The military budget ratio is 34 percent. What was it before?”

“It increased by one point compared to last year, but it is one point lower than in fiscal year 1932.”

“Thanks to peace, I suppose. As for the Army, I’ll have Ryuya explain it later. What is the Navy going to build? They’re still constrained by naval disarmament, aren’t they?”

“Please refer to the attached documents for that. We would appreciate it if you could review them together with the previous materials.”

The conversation continued between the two of them, and with a former Major General of the Army present, the discussion of military spending naturally grew more intense.

As for me, I could not help but want to complain about a military budget that seemed to imply it was already being kept to a minimum. In the