Bab 1243: Chapter 920: Execution by Shooting_3

According to Timoshenko's estimate, once all the military restructuring was complete, the Western Front Army would have the strength of four army groups, with the total number of personnel expanding from the original 650,000 to around 800,000.

However, this was not good news; compared to Pavlov's Western Front Army, where new recruits made up the majority, Timoshenko's Western Front Army could be said to consist almost entirely of new recruits.

When it came to the replenishment of tanks and airplanes, the situation had worsened generation after generation.

Under Pavlov's command, there were still 300 airplanes and hundreds of tanks, but the Western Front Army now led by Timoshenko, even when at full strength, would have just over 100 airplanes, all of which were transferred from Moscow and other regions.

The number of tanks was even fewer, with only a few dozen, and a significant portion of them were older-generation Russian tanks.