Chapter 440: Chapter 353: Receiving the Solomon Islands Archipelago_2

This would weaken the power of the Colonial Governor and minimize the possibility of the colonial governor's mercenaries becoming independent.

However, the colonial governor still had the authority to mobilize these garrisons. After all, certain policies concerning the security of the colonies also required the cooperation of these garrisons.

After such a move, the number of troops stationed in the Northern Colony and the Royal Territory would be significantly reduced, with only about 8,000 left.

However, with the assistance of the Australasian navy, the security of these colonies could still be guaranteed.

As for the 15 colonial divisions currently owned by Australasia, Arthur gathered them in Australasian native land for unified and standardized training.

Before the outbreak of World War I, they would also undergo a period of training to ensure they have a certain level of combat capabilities.