Chapter 40 Chapter 38 Grace Period

I'm not an expert in that area.Clark objected that he had been to Iran before. Foley doesn't listen to that: you've been there, and you've always said there's no substitute for skill and a good sense of smell. He only used these methods on the students in the training ground this afternoon.said Chavez with a sly look.He'd never been to Iran, and they wouldn't let Clark go alone, he knew that. It's you, Clark.Mary Fu said that Secretary of State Adler may soon pass.I want you and Travez to go with him as security officers, to protect him while looking around, without having to go undercover.I want you to get to know the situation of the local people.

If there's one embarrassment about a good training instructor, it's that the students he trains often get promoted, and they remember the lessons, and worse, they remember who the instructor was.Clark remembers the Foleys training in his class.From the very beginning, she outperformed her husband, she has keen intuition, unusual Russian skills, and a gift for insight into human nature like a professor of psychiatry, but she is not cautious enough and trusts her eyes and intuition too much .Edward, on the other hand, lacked her enthusiasm, but possessed the ability to strategize, and had a far-sighted vision.Both of them have flaws, but together they are perfect.John was always proud of teaching them in his own way.

Well, any discoveries over there? No, Adler wanted to observe Dayelan himself and let him know what the rules of the game are.You will live at the French embassy.This is a secret trip. You will take the VC｜20 plane to Paris, and then transfer to France. Go and return quickly.Marie Fu told them.But I want you to take an hour or two to walk around and get a feel for the general situation there, such as the price of bread, people's clothing, etc., and you know what to do. The flight into Barstow, California, is the beginning of each exercise.As buses and trucks pulled up in front of the plane, troops walked down ramps and drove into the national training center.From a parked helicopter, General Diggs and Colonel Ham watched as the soldiers lined up, a reinforced brigade of the North Carolina National Guard.It is not common for the National Guard to be present at Fort Aven, so this is a very special unit.Because of North Carolina's many senior senators and representatives, the state's National Guard over the years has been equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and organized into elite brigades of the regular Army's armored divisions.Indeed, the way they swagger looked like that.Their officers have been preparing for this rotation for a year.

They look proud, boss.Hamm said. They heard a roar in the distance, it was the soldiers of the tank company ready to fight.A group of local news reporters were already there filming. They are indeed proud, replied the general, soldiers should be proud, Colonel. It's just that they overlooked one thing, sir. What's the matter, Al? Colonel Hamm, smoking a cigar, said: Lamb to the slaughter.The two officers exchanged glances.The first task of exercising confrontation troops is to destroy their arrogance.Two battalions of Abrams tanks and one battalion of Bradley tanks, plus an artillery battalion, a cavalry company, and a combat support battalion, using these forces to deal with the three cavalry battalions of the confrontation force in the exercise, it is really Not fair, especially to the guests.

Da Yelan checked the clock on the table, wondering if there was something wrong. No, nothing can go wrong.He received the French ambassador, a refined pagan who spoke fluent Iranian.This gentle and courteous intermediary made a request, like marrying two families, and he conveyed the hopes of the French government with a smile.If the Americans had known of Bedian's mission in advance, they would not have made such a request.In this case, the meeting should be arranged in a neutral country, since such a country is suitable for informal but direct contact.On this issue, they will send their own foreign ministers to make friendly contacts, exchange views friendly, and improve friendly relations, as the French ambassador said.The French tried their best to facilitate this meeting. If the meeting was successful, France would be the hero of promoting the new friendship; if the meeting was unsuccessful, France also played the role of intermediary.

He wandered from his office to the next room where a map of his new country and its neighbors hung on the wall.Looking at the map, what he has spent most of his life pursuing seems even more within reach.Nothing can go wrong now, especially when everything is within reach. Getting out of the country is easier than getting in.Like most Western countries, the US is more concerned with what people bring into the US than with what they take out.The first traveler to clear customs in the morning thought while waiting for passport control at Kennedy International Airport.It was seven past five in the morning, and an Air France plane would take him for a ride.He brought a lot of car catalogs and took the time to make up a story for customs officers to ask.But no one doubted his identity, and he was about to leave the country, and everything went well.

Coffee was served in the first-class lounge, but he couldn't drink it, and he was about to make it.Only then did his body begin to tremble, and surprisingly, the trembling passed quickly.Bedian's plan of action told them that the task was very simple, but he didn't quite believe it. He was only used to dealing with soldiers and guns of the Israeli security forces in the past.The great stress he felt before was lessened, he had slept badly in the hotel last night, and now he was about to board the plane, he could sleep soundly.Back in Tehran, he would look at Bedian with a relaxed smile and ask for his next mission.

They drove into Andrews Air Force Base in two vehicles. You don't like that place, do you?Chavez asked. Well, Chavez, I was covering in Tehran when you were learning to ride a bicycle.I join the crowd shouting Yankee to death!And watched the Americans being escorted by a group of crazy teenagers with guns, and paraded through the streets with their eyes covered with black cloth.At the time I thought they were going to be shot indiscriminately against the wall.I knew the station master in Tehran, damn it, I recognized him.They put him in a cloth bag and tortured him.He recalled that at that time, although he was only fifty yards away from him, he could only stand helpless!

What were you going to do? The first time was to do a quick reconnaissance for the CIA, and the second time was to participate in a rescue operation code-named Desert One.We all thought it was bad luck at the time, but the action really freaked me out.Maybe it would be better if the operation failed, but at least they all came back alive.Clark concluded. So it's all horrible memories, so you don't like that place? Clark shrugged, not quite, I've never touched them.As far as I know the Saudis, I like them very much.Once you break down the barriers, they will be your friends for life.Some of their rules looked ridiculous to us, but it didn't matter.Kind of like the old movies, utterly loyal and hospitable.All in all, I had many good experiences there, but in the Persian Gulf, he continued, it's a different story.Chavez parked the car.The two took out the suitcase, and a sergeant came over.

We're going to Paris, Sergeant.Clark said, and took out his documents. plz follow me.She motioned them to the VIP room. There was no one else in the low building with only one floor, only Adler was sitting on the sofa, looking at some documents. Mr. Secretary of State? Adler looked up, let me guess, this is Clark, this is Chavez. You will have a bright future if you come to do intelligence work.Clark smiled and shook his hand. Good morning, sir.Chavez said. Foley told me that with you, my life would be guaranteed.The Secretary of State said, closing the briefing. He exaggerated.Clark steps away to grab a Danish pastry.

He also said to me that you are members of the National Special Intelligence Assessment Team and that I should listen to you.Adler went on, at least he looked relaxed. The Foleys have worked with me in the past.Clark explained. have you been there before? Yes, Mr. Secretary of State.Clark continued to explain for a few more minutes, while the Secretary of State listened and nodded thoughtfully. That's when a captain came in to let them know the plane was ready to take off; a staff sergeant helped Adler with the boxes. The two CIA operatives picked up the suitcase by themselves.In addition to the two sets of laundry, they carried sidearms, and Chavez also carried a small camera, which might serve an unexpected purpose. Holzman sat alone in his office, and he needed to think about something. Someone had convinced Donner and Plumber that it must be Kirti.Holzman thought of Kirti as he did of Wren. He thought that his progressive politics were very good, but such a man was useless. Kirti has exerted influence on Downer and Plumbow, which must have happened between the morning taped interview and the evening broadcast, which means oh shit.Holtzman said something in a low voice, and a flash of inspiration suddenly appeared in his mind. This is a story the editor-in-chief is sure to love.It must be a lie that Downer said on the news that the tape was broken, and this reporter blatantly lied. But how to prove this? How can it be done beautifully?He can ruin this well-dressed, well-groomed peacock, he can embarrass him in all the news outlets; wouldn't that increase circulation?He can make it a ritual at the altar of journalistic ethics.It was part of his profession to ruin other people's careers, and while he had never ruined a fellow journalist's career before, this time was different; just the thought of getting the scum out of journalism gave him pleasure. But what to do with Planbo?Holtzman knew him and respected him.Plumbow became a TV reporter in a different context, when the television industry was trying to improve its image by hiring journalists with reputations rather than looks.Plumbow had to know this, and maybe he didn't like it. The last traveler also left the United States, but Bedian had to wait anxiously for several more hours.For security reasons, these people did not have a phone, and could not convey the success or failure of the matter, and it was impossible for the United States to find out what clues, and then use some kind of excuse to escort them back to the United Islamic Republic.Beidean has arranged people at the airports where travelers are scheduled to return.When travelers arrive in Europe, they are recognized as soon as they step off the plane, and these people then detour through public phones with paid anonymous calling cards. Once the travelers had successfully returned to Tehran, the next operation began.Beide'an was waiting in the office, only looking anxiously at his watch.He browsed the news reports on the Internet, but there was nothing worth noting.Everything will not come to a conclusion until all the travelers come back and give their briefings, and it will take another three to five days.By then the Centers for Disease Control will be overwhelmed with its e-mail.Just wait and see.