[frog in a pot]

You offer a good example of what has been available in the recent past. The various branches have for decades offered excellent branch-specific near state-of-the-art technical training.

However, this ...first unified, comprehensive educational system... sounds to me (one with no doubt an obsolete perspective) as addressing the preparatory level prior to such tech training. I.e., that it will include pretty much what today's high schools should be teaching.

Wouldn't mind being incorrect on that point.

[pfflier]

If they offer core courses, you are right. The CCAF offers the technical credits and relied on community colleges for the core curriculum.