In mid-1918, with a series of international events occurring and changes in domestic conditions in East Africa, the main three major tasks of the East African Government can be summed up as "digest," "build," and "expand the military."
Digest, as the name suggests, means to assimilate a series of achievements East Africa has obtained in recent years, especially newly developed overseas markets and colonies.
In the past few years, East Africa's trade in South America, the Far East, and along the Indian Ocean coast has continuously expanded, injecting vitality into East Africa's economic development through these new market shares.
Maintaining the stability of these markets and colonies involves the issue of "military expansion," because overseas markets and colonies without military maintenance are just phantasms. So the expansion process of the East African Navy is still steadily advancing, which is a necessary measure for a strong country.
