Lu Si was frightened by Tangleh's serious tone. Brother, don't talk to me like that, okay? You look so scary right now.
Don't change the subject. I want you to buy something for me. Oh, you scared me. I thought it was something serious. Buying things was just buying things! Do you really need to talk to me in such a serious tone? Lu Si said with dissatisfaction. Sister Lu Si, I'm not joking with you. If you still love me, you can help me. If you don't, then forget it.
Tangleh turned around and wanted to leave. Lu Si anxiously grabbed Tangleh's hand. Brother Rolans, I'll help you, okay? What do you want to buy?
It's like this. You buy it for me … Tangleh paused for a moment and reached into his pocket. You may not remember what I said. I'll write it down for you. Just buy the items according to the quantity in the notebook. After Tangleh finished writing, he handed the notebook to Lu Si.
Lu Si took it and looked at it carefully. 100 pounds of sulfur powder, 50 pounds of saltpeter powder, 100 bags of clean cotton for women's monthly use, 100 hemostatic injection tubes, and 100 hemostatic bandages.
Brother Rolans, why do you want to buy these strange things? Lu Si asked curiously. Don't ask so much. Just buy it for me. Remember, after you buy it, you can't tell anyone. I'll call you or write you a letter when I need it. Once you receive my order, mail it or hand it to me in person. Do you understand?
Okay, I have to go back. Understood brother Rolans. Lu Si said and put the notebook in her pocket.
Good sister, you're so obedient. Seeing that Lu Si agreed to help him, Tangleh happily hugged Lu Si and kissed her on the cheek twice. He turned around and left, leaving Lu Si staring at Tangleh's back with a dull face.
In the White House, Kennedy sat on the sofa in his office and said to Vice President Johnson, "Did those Southeast Asian monkeys agree?
Not only did they agree, they also asked us to increase the loan for them. " Kennedy thought for a moment. Loans are not a problem. We have plenty of money in the United States. We can borrow as much as we want. The problem was that it would not be easy for Congress to pass it.
Let's do it this way. Take another flight to Vietnam tomorrow to meet that bumpkin. Tell him that he can get a loan, but he can't give it for free. He has to compensate Uncle Sam with something decent, such as the mountain mine, as well as the seabed oil and mine resources. Since that punk can't mine them anyway (he doesn't have the technology or the manpower. It would be a wonder if he can dig them up), we might as well help him get them.
Mr. President, this is the latest information from the NY Army. Vice President Johnson handed the document to Kennedy. With our help, the NY government has now formed 27 reinforced regiments, numbering 43266 men. The NY Army was originally armed with Japanese and French weapons, with the majority being French weapons. These weapons were left behind by the French when they retreated. Many of the weapons were obsolete, and the ammunition was not uniform. This has brought great difficulties to logistics, transportation, and maintenance. After we airlifted the weapons, they are now fully equipped with M14 rifles and M60 machine guns.
(The M60 general-purpose machine gun is one of the most famous machine guns in the world. Other than being equipped by the US Army, Korea, Australia, and more than 30 other countries' armies are also equipped with it. According to incomplete statistics, more than 250,000 M60 machine guns have been produced so far. The M6 general-purpose machine gun was developed by the US Springfield Arsenal. Its design began at the end of World War II. After many improvements, such as the T44, T52, and T61, it was officially finalized as the M60 in 1957 and went into full production. In 1958, it was equipped with the US Army, replacing the 7.62mm Browning M1917A1, M1919A4, and M1919A6 light machine guns. The gun mainly fires NATO 7.62mm bullets, but it can also fire 7.62mm armor-piercing bullets and training rounds.)
The training for the M113AS4 armored vehicles and mortars has just begun. Since we have too few men, the training progress is very slow. Basically, each of us is training 200 NY Army soldiers. At this speed, it might take one to two years to train all of the NY Army. I don't think that bumpkin has the patience to wait that long.
Hmm … This is a big problem, and we have to solve it. Kennedy nodded. How many troops do we have left? Kennedy asked. The main forces in Western Europe can't be mobilized, that's to guard against the SL. I don't think there are many troops available in Asia. Because it's a strategic location, we have to defend it heavily. As for domestic troops … Oh right, the 9th Infantry Division, 4th Infantry Division, and 7th Infantry Division have recently recruited a lot of new soldiers. New soldiers?
Are you kidding me? Do you mean to ask those rookies to train rookies? Will that really work? Kennedy retorted. Why not? We don't need them to lead the charge in battle. Those who are cannon fodder are just monkey soldiers. They're just going to be animal trainers. Can't they do something as simple as that?
Haha, animal trainers, that's a very appropriate and interesting analogy. Besides, training at home was different from training abroad. Listening to the sound of gunfire was good too. Otherwise, when they fought with the SL people in the future, it would be strange if they didn't turn into spineless shrimps when they entered the battlefield.
But if we send them to Vietnam just like that, many people will have objections. After all, many of the officers in these divisions have strong family backgrounds. So what if they have a strong background? I'll make them understand. As for the people below, Brother Bing, if they have any objections or complaints, it's just money in their pockets. That's easy to deal with. When the time comes, we'll just give them a little more money. Maybe they'll thank us. Thank us? Hahahaha, you rascal, you're always coming up with bad ideas. Kennedy laughed and scolded.
President, that's all for today's report. If there's nothing else, I'm going down. Alright, you can go. Later, ask Robert from the Ministry of Defense to come to my office. Alright, President.
Brothers, good news, good news. With a bang, the door to the dormitory was pushed open and a tall figure ran in.
Tom, you bastard, you're asking for a beating. You've disturbed my rest. If I'm not satisfied with what you say, you'll get a beating. Kabili, don't shout so loudly. Your voice is louder than his. I'm reading the newspaper. You're disturbing me too.
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