Roughly eight months had passed since Dharya was named Emperor of India, and during this time the German Military had been hard at work constructing one of their largest naval/air bases in Sri Lanka. Which had been ceded to them in the treaty which ended the war.
For years, Singapore had been the primary means of naval operations in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, however, that was now changing. With each passing year, more and more warships were being produced by Germany's many shipyards.
So much so that there were now ten carrier strike groups in total, most of which boasted the most modern warships at the Reich's disposal among their ranks. Naturally, in preparation for the upcoming war with Japan, Berengar had placed two of these strike groups in the east. One stationed in Singapore, while another was docked in Sri Lanka's harbor.
