Before the expeditionary army set out, Arthur gave an encouraging speech to the Fourth Division, stating that he would personally award them honors and medals upon their sessful return.


    This speech ignited the enthusiasm of the Fourth Division, as the soldiers still had high passion for war. After all, there were not many wars in Austrsia, and each war would be a great victory, waiting to reap the rewards.


    Arthur had great trust in thebat capability of the Fourth Division, and he had great trust in themand ability and adaptability of the divisionmander Scott Malone.


    Scott Malone was a talent cultivated by Austrsia itself, a native Austrsian.


    Brigadier General Scott had sessively served in the Austrsia Colony Garrison, Austrsia''s First Division, and the Guard First Division, and studied at the Sydney Royal Military Academy, before being appointed as the Deputy Division Commander of the Second Guard Division.


    When the Fourth Division was formed, Scott sessfully became one of the candidates and eventually obtained the position of Division Commander of the Fourth Division.


    Scott, currently themander of the division, is not yet 40 years old, and still has plenty of room for upward mobility.


    After instructing General Scott to minimize casualties and maximize the killing of Argentina''s living forces to achieve victory in war, Arthur confidently watched the departure of the expeditionary army.


    Arthur''s consistent principle is not to blindly interfere in the war of the troops. Except for his own Guard Division, the conventional division operations are basically carried out under themand of the Ministry of Defense.


    Of course, the war results and progress also need to be reported to Arthur since a monarch who is ignorant of the current military situation cannot manage the country.


    It will take some time for the expeditionary army to reach the border between Chile and Argentina, and during this time, Arthur has important work to do.


    It has been more than half a year since the second phase of the Leonora Industrial Base''s construction waspleted.


    During this time, Leonora Industrial Base has sessfully attracted investment and most of the industrial areas have been put into production.


    However, the relocation and establishment of factories are not that quick. ording to a conservative estimate by the industrial sector, the second phase of the Leonora Industrial Base will not be fully operational until the end of this year and the beginning of next year, greatly enhancing Austrsia''s industrial strength and promoting economic growth.


    Without exaggeration, the current Leonora Industrial Base is the industrial core of Austrsia and the brightest industrial pearl in Oceania.


    At present, the Leonora Industrial Base has nearly 200 factories, 170,000 workers and technical personnel, covering all aspects of Austrsia.


    The sessfulpletion of the first and second phases of the industrial base has also given Arthur and the Ministry of Industry full confidence to promote the construction of the third and expected final phase of the industrial base.


    Time waits for no one, and since it is already August, Arthur does not want to wait for the second phase of the industrial base to be fully operational before starting the construction of the third phase.


    Fortunately, the second phase of the industrial base is rtively far from the nned construction of the third phase, so there will be no interference between the two phases.


    On August 9, 1913, the Austrsian Government officially announced themencement of the third phase of the construction of the Leonora Industrial Base, following the customary cab meeting.


    The construction n for the third phase of the Leonora Industrial Base is thergest and most expensive in all three phases of the industrial base.


    ording to the n provided by the Ministry of Industry, the total construction area for the third phase of the industrial base will be nearly 6,000 acres.


    Of these, the construction area will cover 4,800 acres, with greenery, environment, drainage, environmental protection, and road construction consuming a total of 1,200 acres ofnd.


    If you include the total area for all three phases of the industrial base, the entire Leonora Industrial Base will be a superrge base upying more than 10,000 acres.


    Based on the standards of the second phase of the Industrial Base, the third phase will have at least 400 standardized factory workshops and 50rge-scale storage areas, capable of amodating at least 200 superrge factories and hundreds of smaller factories.


    This means that the third phase of the industrial base alone can amodate nearly 350,000 employees, creating 350,000 jobs.


    The entire Leonora Industrial Base will create more than 550,000 jobs for Austrsia, and the immeasurable impact it will bring to the industrial and economic growth of Austrsia.


    Perhaps due to the experience gained from the construction of the first two phases of the industrial base, the design and nning of the third phase of the base went very smoothly.


    On August 15th, after mobilizing arge number of construction teams from Sydney, Victoria State, and New South Wales State, the third-phase construction of the Leonora Industrial Base officially began.n/?/vel/b//jn dot c//om


    As usual, Arthur attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the industrial base and expressed satisfaction with the construction and production of the first two phases of the industrial base.


    Today''s Leonora Industrial Base has gained considerable reputation not only in Austrsia but also internationally. Themencement of the third phase has attracted many Austrsian media outlets.


    "The third phase of the Leonora Industrial Base officially begins; what kind of exaggerated potential does Austrsia''s Ruhr District have?"


    "With 500 standardized workshops and 100rge storage areas, what kind of exaggerated scale has Austrsia''s Ruhr District reached?"