You were asked to repeat your senior year of high school, and you took advantage of the opportunity

Chapter 816 Top Secret Mission
"Little donkey hoof, is our main mission in South America really just to help train the air force?"

"Isn't it a waste of our talents to make us instructors?"

"I've only recently started to develop feelings for the J-20, and you executioners have cruelly turned us into a long-distance relationship. I hate you."

"Sigh, a brute who doesn't use his brain will be a blockhead his whole life, that's exactly what I'm talking about with you guys."

"Damn, this little brat is so arrogant. So tell me, how are we supposed to use our brains?"

"Yes, you tell me, are we going to Venezuela not as instructors, but for some other secret mission?"

"Recently, major news has been breaking out frequently in South America. It's either the US putting a bounty on the president's head or Venezuela accusing the US of supporting the opposition. The relationship between the two sides is visibly tense. Do you still think we're just going there to be instructors?"

"You mean, the US and Venezuela might go to war?"

"What good would it do us? Let alone the few of us, even if the entire 'Hungry Wolf Squadron,' no, even if our entire air force went out in force, we might not be able to defeat them."

"What era are we living in? Why are we still fighting and killing? We're here to show our strength, you know? To show our strength. It's to tell the outside world that we've got Venezuela under our protection. But if the US really wants to take action, it won't matter whether we protect them or not. So our goal is to deter other neighboring powers, not the US."

"Indeed, even among the neighboring countries, there are quite a few of America's lackeys. The fear is that if these forces make a move, America will resort to its proxy war tactics."

"But if the surrounding forces are deterred, then the US will either swallow its anger or intervene directly."

"If we can drag the Americans into the fray, it will most likely be another war in Afghanistan."

"Then what do we do? Are we just going to become cannon fodder and die?"

"The Americans might not dare to attack us. Don't forget, they also have 'hostages' in East Asia. So although our situation is rather dangerous, it's not to the point of certain death."
Inside the airplane cabin.

The young pilots of the 'Hungry Wolf Squadron' were having a very enthusiastic discussion.

They are all quite young.

It's the age when you're full of energy and enthusiasm.

So although I was quite puzzled about going abroad to the peninsula, I was still very much looking forward to it overall.

I not only yearn for that enthusiastic country more than 10,000 kilometers away.

I long to have a fight with the world's number one power.

So when Jiang Chen heard their discussion, he also felt a little worried.

He wasn't worried about not being able to deal with the Americans.

Given the economic situation in the United States.

It is unlikely that we will get involved in another large-scale war.

otherwise.

The US will not begin a large-scale withdrawal of troops from Iraq, Afghanistan, and other countries.

It's just that they can't keep fighting.

Therefore, Jiang Chen was worried that these fearless pilots, once they went to Venezuela, would be unable to restrain themselves from causing trouble.

The situation was already like a boiling pot of oil.

If someone escalates the situation further...

They might actually come to blows.

Jiang Chen was certainly not afraid of war; his combat record was already worthy of being called an 'ace pilot'.

Don't believe me?
Ask that F-35 that he shot down in mid-air.

Ask the American aircraft carrier that he punched with his auxiliary fuel tank, creating a huge hole.
Jiang Chen was worried that if it was indeed his side that provoked the situation, it would lead to a major conflict between the two sides.

Then international public opinion will not be on our side. Don't think that international public opinion is unimportant.

sometimes

Public opinion can even influence the outcome of a war.

Furthermore, the University of Tokyo is currently in a critical period of growth. Rashly launching a war, regardless of whether it is won or lost, could potentially interrupt this period of growth.
Not to mention a war thousands of miles away.

Therefore, it would be best to avoid war in the short term.

Even if war really breaks out
One's own side must also be the righteous party, the passive party, and the party defending itself.

This is the only way to minimize war losses and maximize benefits.
Think of this

Jiang Chen had already secretly made up his mind.

After arriving in South America.

Immediately increase the intensity for these people.

Make them work themselves to death every day

That way, you won't have any extra thoughts or worries.
"What's wrong? You've looked so preoccupied ever since we boarded the plane," Ma Shankui said softly as he approached. "Did Wolf Head have some other instructions for you?"

"I was just about to have a talk with you," Jiang Chen said.
Although the secrets Nie Yunfeng told him could not be made public until the crucial moment.
But Ma Shankui is his partner.
He was also the instructor of this volunteer team.

He needs to know a lot of inside information.

Ma Shankui noticed Jiang Chen's serious expression.

They also became serious.

He asked, "Would you like to go somewhere quieter?"

Jiang Chen naturally understood his subtext.

He shook his head and said, "No need, they're having a great time chatting, just ignore them."

“This trip to Venezuela is definitely not just about serving as an instructor,” Jiang Chen began, “and it’s not even about preventing the opposition armed groups on the border from resorting to desperate measures.”

"Instead, he was tasked with being a bodyguard, protecting the Venezuelan president from air attacks."

"The Grand Commander?" Ma Shankui was taken aback.

He immediately pressed on, "You mean, the Americans are preparing to take a risk and carry out a decapitation strike?"

Jiang Chen nodded first, then shook his head, saying, "We do need to guard against someone taking the risk of carrying out a decapitation plan. But it doesn't necessarily have to be Americans, but rather..."

He stopped abruptly.

But Ma Shankui has completely understood.

The mole!

I wipe!
I never expected that my group would have such a heavy task.

Not only must we keep a close watch on external enemies, but we must also guard against internal traitors.
"Is it just us? I feel a bit of pressure," Ma Shankui said with a wry smile.

Jiang Chen shook his head and said, "It shouldn't be just us. We can only play a role in preventing air raids and decapitation strikes. There should be someone else providing close protection."

"Anyway, it's enough for you and me to know these things, because the situation hasn't deteriorated to that extent yet. If it really does deteriorate, then we can be open and honest and assign tasks."

"it is good."

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

P.S.: They deleted a large section again without notice. Delete it all, as long as they don't shut down the book or chapters. Sigh, writing a novel these days is really hard.
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