The Bail Federal's military does not recruit soldiers into society every year. Before the outbreak of the world war, a batch of soldiers was conscripted every four years, and at the same time, a batch of soldiers would retire.
During the world war, although the Federation adhered to an isolationist policy and did not participate in any international affairs, the President and the Ministry of Defense remained sufficiently vigilant. During this period, soldiers were conscripted every two years to actively expand armaments.
This greatly expanded the strength of various military districts, with the aim of deterring neighboring countries and preparing for the possibility of being embroiled in war at any time.
War is an unreasonable act of force. If reasoning worked, there would be no war, so maintaining a number of soldiers higher than peacetime is the best choice to ensure national security.
