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The Chief of General Staff patted Thomas Mellon Rockefeller on the shoulder and said, "Thomas Mellon Rockefeller, go ahead, what do you want?"
"The production lines and blueprints; I will give them all to the country, not a cent in return!"
"Thomas Mellon Rockefeller, that doesn't sound like a businessman. Not a cent? I think the cost you might need could exceed money."
"You're truly insightful. All I need are the replacements. In the future, we can keep the sniper production lines domestically. The weapons and production lines I take will be exchanged for supplies for the military! What do you think?"
"Sounds good! I agree! By the way, are you sure you can guarantee the supply of materials for expanding the military?"
"Rest assured, I can guarantee supply from the United States. However, to prevent interference from the British and French, I suggest that our Navy should conduct exercises in the Atlantic from time to time. Moreover, once our supply is exposed, our transport fleet must have Navy escort to avoid giving the British and French any excuses—at least not for now!"
"Yes, I think so too! Thomas Mellon Rockefeller, this is the procurement plan outlined by the logistics department based on your proposal for the coming years. Are you sure you can fulfill it all?"
"Chief of Staff, please trust me. The fact that I can draft this plan means I've already considered Germany's entire production and manufacturing capacity. Currently, both civilian life and industry are still developing. If we fully transition to military production, it would cut off our industrial potential. Therefore, a buffer period of several years before starting the transition is reasonable. Besides, Germany's demand for resources is comprehensive; we need time to procure materials and turn them into steel for storage so that we have sufficient war potential. After all, Europe is not a rich mineral zone."
"Yes, I'm very interested in this plan, but I'm still somewhat worried about whether those businessmen in the United States will accept this price."
"Don't worry! I can guarantee that this price will definitely work!"
The procurement plan discussed by the two was vast enough to require several boxes to contain it all. It encompassed almost all needs of the German Army—not just a fraction but rather the total demand after several years of war as outlined in Thomas Mellon Rockefeller's plan.
This was a plan that would increase year by year and required strong production capacity to gradually ramp up.
Just drafting this plan had nearly caused the logistics department's staff and officers to lose all their hair.
On a day in December, as Christmas was approaching, Thomas Mellon Rockefeller returned to Washington.
When he left alone, he came back not only with a stunning woman but also with a large box.
As soon as the plane landed, the Secret Service surrounded it to protect Thomas Mellon Rockefeller and his companion along with the large box as they made their way back to the White House.
Mr. President, Secretary of the Treasury, Commerce Secretary, Secretary of Defense, and several others were waiting in the White House Conference Room to welcome Thomas Mellon Rockefeller.
With assistance from his Secret Service agents, Mr. President stood up—a rare occurrence—and shook hands with Thomas Mellon Rockefeller.
"Tommy! You've worked hard; it seems like it paid off since you even brought back a girlfriend!"
"Uncle, look at what you're saying!"
The two laughed and embraced briefly. Thomas Mellon Rockefeller whispered in the President's ear, "The first part of the plan was successful!"
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