The Austrsian military is set to expand with one regr division and two colonial divisions, and their divisionmanders can only be drawn from the existing forces.


    Fortunately, the two deputy divisionmanders of the first and second divisions had made significant contributions in the war and were just right for being promoted to Brigadier Geral tomand the newly established divisions.


    Th transfer the Third Division''s deputy divisionmander to the remaining colonial division, and candidates for the new divisionmanders will be in ce.


    As for the newly formed artillery regimt and infantry regimt of the Guard Division, their regimtalmanders are likely to be held concurrtly by the two deputy divisionmanders of the Guard Division.


    In fact,pared to the colonial divisionmanders, the deputy divisionmanders of the first, second, and third divisions found the regimtalmanders of the Guard Division more attractive.


    Not to mtion, the Guard Division is Arthur''s own force, not only joying far superior weapons and equipmt and ammunition but also having a much better welfare system than regr divisions.


    To give a simple example, the currt per capita ie in Austrsia is a 4 Australian dors. ording to regtions, the sry of regr division soldiers will barely exceed this level, usually reaching a 43 to 45 Australian dors. Ev with some holiday befits and subsidies, the final annual ie will not exceed 50 Australian dors.


    However, the ordinary soldiers'' sry in the Guard Division has reached 48 Australian dors, almost equal to the total sum of the sries, befits, and subsidies of regr division soldiers.


    Moreover, the status of Guard Division soldiers is much higher than that of regr division soldiers. Almost every soldier from the Guard Division has be selected from the regr divisions.


    This time, the award ceremony added two Brigadier Gerals, two Brigadier Gerals, three Colonels, two Lieutant Colonels, and four Majors to the Austrsian military, along with many other nonmissioned officers, further riching the reserve of middle and lower-ranking officers in the military.


    More importantly, during this award ceremony, Austrsia officially gave birth to three new nobles.


    First is the tirelessly serving Prime Minister Evan from the previous governmt. After working for the Austrsian Governmt for sev years, Arthur rewarded Evan with the title of Sir.


    From now on, the former Prime Minister Evan can also be called Sir Evan, a guine noble recognized by the Austrsian Kingdom Governmt and the royal family.


    Of course, the title of Sir does note with territories, and it is not inheritable. It is only a noble title in honor.


    Nevertheless, this is a step into the threshold of the aristocracy. In Austrsia, which has no aristocrats other than the royal family, a Sir is currtly considered a guine noble.


    Although there are no real territories, a Sir title can still receive a certain annual ie, at least three times the average annual ie in Austrsia (t times for the medal).


    Apanying former Prime Minister Evan, the divisionmanders of the first and second divisions were also awarded Sir titles.


    Of course, the reason why Division Commanders Silvio Lonnie Rodlin and Fritz Leiner were awarded the title of Sir was that Arthur wanted to promote the recognition of military merit in Austrsia more quickly, making it clear to the people of Austrsia that Arthur would never treat meritorious officials unfairly.


    In this way, after the next war, for the sake of title, honor, medals, rewards, military rank, and countless other rewards, the Austrsian military would be unstoppable.N?v(el)B\\jnn


    This is also one of the befits of monarchism. Monarchs can grant recognized nobility, which is thedder for ordinary people to reach the upper echelons, naturally attracting the vast majority of people''s atttion and thusiasm.


    However, Arthur is still very strict in controlling the rewards of titles. Austrsia has be developing for more than sev years, but this is the first time the nobility has be feoffed, and it is still a Sir title that leans more towards an honorary title.


    In the future, the nobility of Austrsia will inevitably be a major force in the country, but Arthur is also strict in selecting future nobles.


    Apart from those who have made significant contributions to the country, aspiring nobles will have to rely on their vast military achievemts.


    As for the inheritable real nobility, such as Baron or Earl, apart from participating in a war of national significance, one can only touch the edge by umting siority and contributions.


    On November 7, 907, apanied by governmt officials, Arthur wt to inspect the newly built reservoir in New South Wales State.


    Due to the unique climate of Austrsia, many parts of the Australian contint are in a water-scarce state.


    Fortunately, the currt poption of Austrsia is not toorge, and ev though the demand for industrial water consumption is increasing rapidly, there is no significant water problem at prest.


    However, this is still a pottial issue, and several years ago, Arthur ordered the construction ofrge-scale water storage facilities in suitable areas throughout Austrsia to meet the future water needs of the poption.


    These water storage facilities, depding on their location and size, are also divided into industrial water storage facilities and domestic water storage facilities.


    Industrial water storage facilities supply water to major factories and industrial areas, meeting the water needs of those areas.


    The purpose of domestic water storage facilities is diverse, in addition to meeting people''s daily water needs, they also support the cultivation of crops, animal husbandry, and ev the thriving electrical power industry at prest, requiring arge amount of water resources.


    Of course, the electrical power industry does not actually use water but takes advantage of the differce in water levels betwe reservoirs, cooperating with waterwheel gerators to gerate electricity.