What else can be optimized in the army? The first thing Ernst thought of was the food issue for the East African soldiers. When fighting in South Africa, Ernst noticed that the East African army still used the method of burying pots for cooking, carrying marching pots was quite common among the troops.
This method certainly cannot be said to be bad, but it has considerable limitations. After all, relying solely on a single marching pot is indeed convenient, but compromises must be made in terms of the dishes.
When war breaks out, the quality of food may affect morale at any moment. The ancients understood the principle of feasting soldiers before battle and defeating the enemy army. Allowing soldiers to have a good meal before battle can significantly alleviate their fear of war and boost morale.
