Reichskommissariat Südwestafrika: Difference between revisions

|Afrikaner Airstrip

|The deserts of Südwestafrika host the largest, most developed airfields on the entire continent. For access to their mightiest airhub, Reichskommissar Schenck charges the Reich every step of the way - for fuel, runway use, hangar space, and more. These bring a steady stream of income straight back into developing, operating, and maintaining our air force. The land may be volatile, but we rule the skies.

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|Away In The Clouds

|Our lands are filled with poverty, disease and rebels. But in the skies, our Reichskommissar can find peace. Preferring to spend his time on his pet projects than in any government building, Schenck can be found more often flying than he can be found ruling. Our administration of the region has inevitably suffered as a result, forcing us to empower more and more local leaders.

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|Incoherent Bookkeeping

|Südwestafrika's economic administration is a bureaucratic labyrinth. It seems impossible to track any amount of money from revenue to expense. How this system actually works appears reserved to the minds of a select few accountants in Schenck's service, who has consistently postponed proposals to reform the system.

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|Very Low German Displeasure

|The Reich does not suspect anything. As far as it's concerned, war hero and famed aviator Wolfgang Schenck is the man for the job in Südwestafrika

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