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Chapter 1032: Nanyang Invaders (Second update, please subscribe)
At the Suez airport, dozens of F1B fighter jets were neatly arranged in the sand castle, including even a dozen Super Thunders. On the third day of the special military operation, the Air Force dispatched 112 aircraft to Suez in three batches.

These aircraft were flown via Malaysia, Colombo and Socotra Island. The flight of tens of thousands of kilometers demonstrated to the world the powerful long-range maneuverability of the Nanyang Air Force and, of course, the excellent performance of the Thunder fighter. Now the military always seizes the opportunity to advertise, and as long as there is an opportunity, they will seize the opportunity to showcase their new equipment.

It was thanks to the advertisements during the war that Nanyang's weapons and equipment gradually opened up the market. Just like after this special military operation, Nanyang Aviation Industries immediately displayed the "Sidewinder Missile" to the outside world with great fanfare. This missile, which only costs 7000 US dollars, became famous for shooting down more than a dozen MiG-17s in Egypt. It attracted the attention of air forces of various countries, and even the US military became interested in this air-to-air missile. There was no other way, because the performance of similar US-made missiles was really too poor.

Advertising is advertising, but the most important thing is the effect. While the fighter jets were stationed in Suez, the B29 bomber group in the South Pacific was stationed in Socotra Island. Starting from November 11, they carried out bombing on key targets in Egypt.

From radar stations to airports, military camps to arsenals, under the overwhelming air superiority of the four-nation coalition of Britain, South Africa and France, there was no Egyptian Air Force in the Egyptian sky from November 11th - more than 4 aircraft of the Egyptian Air Force were either destroyed on the ground or shot down in the air, becoming the results and advertisements of the coalition air force.

When the Air Force started its cruise, the Navy became idle and even gave officers and soldiers a holiday so that they could go ashore to rest. Unlike others, Gao Binghan did not go to the port area to feel the enthusiasm of the Egyptian girls, but strolled around the streets looking for souvenirs.

"Sir, you can buy everything you need here."

The Egyptian translator Tothel who followed him did not show any resistance to Gao Binghan's identity as an invader.

After all, having grown up in a port city, he was accustomed to serving foreigners. As for resistance... Although Nasser opened the arsenal and distributed a total of 40 rifles in Cairo, calling on all Egyptians to resist the invasion of the invaders, he did not distribute guns here.

Resist until you get the guns. The most important thing now is to make money.

Both Tottel and the people of Suez had complicated feelings towards these invaders. Perhaps these people were invaders from foreign countries, but on the other hand, these invaders did not interfere with their lives and were very generous.

I have to admit that as long as you pay enough money, everything is easy to deal with. As for the country and the invasion, in Tottel's view, it is not a big deal at all. After all, Egypt has long been accustomed to being invaded by outsiders, from the Greeks to the Romans, from the Arabs to the Ottomans, and later the French and the British. In the end, they all left, but Egypt is still Egypt.

"Look, this... is perfect for ladies and lovers."

When Tottle was introducing the local specialties, suddenly a sign written in English caught his attention.

It's the post office!

When he saw the post office, Gao Binghan's eyes lit up and he asked as if he had thought of something.

"Tottle, can we still send letters from here?"

"Of course. Just yesterday I received a letter from my cousin in Cairo."

Tottle said.

Even war would not stop communications, only politics would. Due to economic and security reasons, the postal service between Nanyang and Tangshan was basically cut off seven years ago, and the Malay crisis and Siam crisis further deteriorated the relationship between the two sides, making the restoration of postal services between the two sides even more distant.

This also resulted in Gao Binghan being unable to send a letter back to Tangshan to let his mother know that he was safe, which was his long-cherished wish. Although he had thought about sending a letter to his mother from Singapore or Malaya like other people, he had never been able to send the letter for various reasons. Now, seeing this post office, Gao Binghan's wish for his mother became stronger.

After learning that the post office could deliver letters to Tangshan, Gao Binghan was filled with indescribable excitement. He rushed out of the post office and ran to the photo studio opposite. The moment he entered the photo studio, he deliberately took off his military uniform and put on a neat suit, as if he wanted to show his best side to his mother in the distance. In fact, he was mainly worried that his military identity would cause inconvenience to his mother.

While waiting for the photos to be developed, Gao Binghan sat at the table and began to write a letter to his mother. His fingers trembled slightly on the paper, and every stroke seemed so heavy. Ten years have passed, and this letter carries too much of his thoughts and expectations. After all, according to the news he got from the newspaper, his identity is likely to bring trouble to his family.

Finally, after finishing the letter, Gao Binghan reviewed every word and every sentence over and over again, fearing for any omissions. Of course, the main purpose was to tell his mother that he had been living well in other places over the years. He not only had a job, but also had a lover. He even specifically mentioned that if nothing unexpected happened, they would get married next year.

Although he didn't know whether his mother could receive the letter, Gao Binghan still tried his best to tell his mother about his experiences over the years. Perhaps this was the only chance he had to send a letter to his family.

Then, Gao Binghan carefully put the letter and photo into the envelope and sealed it. He looked up at Tottel, holding the letter in his hand, his eyes full of expectation and trust.

"If, if... you get a reply..."

Gao Binghan's voice trembled a little, as if he was afraid of breaking his expectations.

Tottel interrupted him with a smile:
"Sir, please rest assured. I will forward your reply to you in time. Such services are very common in Suez. After all, there are many sailors passing by here, and their letters also need our help to forward."

After hearing Tottle's words, Gao Binghan finally felt relieved. At this moment, he seemed to have seen the joy on his mother's face when she received the letter and photos, and the excitement and anticipation in his heart surged again.

As long as the money is in place, anything is easy to say.

Although he thought so, Tottel was still curious:

"But why didn't you leave your address, sir?"

Gao Binghan smiled and said:
“Because Egypt is a friendly country of the University of Tokyo.”

In comparison, Nanyang was a "running dog of an imperialist country" and even his identity was an "invader". Such an identity was definitely not a good thing for his family. In this case, Egypt became the best choice.

Egypt... a country that is being invaded by imperialist powers and their lackeys. As a friendly country of the University of Tokyo, such overseas relations will at least not cause any trouble to his family. He even praised the University of Tokyo's assistance to Egypt in the letter, and used exaggerated words and words to describe the gratitude of the Egyptian people when they learned that the University of Tokyo provided them with assistance to help them resist the invasion of imperialist powers. He also described how the people here excitedly shouted slogans to thank the University of Tokyo for its assistance.

Why did he write all this... Of course it was to show that he was currently living in Egypt. In addition to a letter, he also bought some Egyptian specialties and sent them out together with the letter. After sending the letter from the post office, Gao Binghan's expression was full of anticipation.

Will this letter reach my mother’s hands?
At this moment, two super thunderbolts roared past in the sky. The planes in the sky and the foreign soldiers in the city clearly reminded everyone that Egypt was being invaded by imperialist countries!

(End of this chapter)