A Militarized Scientific Research Division. That is basically what SFA is. Now, after decades of operations, thousands of experimental weapons, hundreds of prototype aircrafts, multiple countries involved, and one confusing thought later; What if we tone down on our research on military and focus more of it on... you know... beneficial to everyone?

The higher ups also had this idea. And after exactly two years from initial announcement, they finally made it. A dedicated mainstream aeronautical engineering branch called the Aeronautical Division. They work closely with the Air Force Division as their work are practically the same. They share the same facilities where they work and test and even the pilots testing the crafts.

Now, another one is in the drafting stage. If all goes well, we will have an Aerospace Research Division. A combination of a smaller subdivision of the Air Force Division that is responsible for creating the OODV, FX-100, and FX-110 Aerospace capable crafts and the Aeronautical Division, with some funding shared by the Air Force Division.

If all goes well, the official launch date of this reassignment of the Divisions will be this 19th of September.

(TLDR: my time will be split from militarized vehicles and mainstream rocketry from SP2 starting on the launch date.)