The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

"Sir, if you don't have anything else to do, I will go back to Hong Kong. After all, I have been away for a long time. If I don't go back, I am afraid that some things will not be handled well!"

Dunn also took the opportunity to put forward his own request.

The peninsula area is actually nothing to him now. After the volunteer army captures Seoul, the front line will stabilize.

Dunn can then return to the battlefield on the peninsula.

If there are no unexpected circumstances, future wars will probably continue to be a stalemate near the 38th parallel.

Wait until the war ended in 53.

"Go back and ask the two agents you selected to come to Japan. I will give them a short training and then send them to the mainland!"

Dunn nodded silently. What is coming will eventually come. He knew that this time the CIA was finally going to take action against the mainland.

Fortunately, Bai Jianmin, whom he sent out, is from the mainland. With these people of his own to lead the agents on the isolated island, I am afraid that the only thing waiting for them is destruction.

But relatively speaking, Bai Jianming's position may not be secure. If all the isolated island agents on the entire continent are wiped out by then, Bai Jianming may never be able to return to the United States.

After all, if he came back at this time, he would basically be expected to take the blame, since Bai Jianming has no background.

It’s just that it’s hard to say how the situation will develop in the future.

Maybe if the time is right, Bai Jianming will be able to come back.

The next morning, Dunn flew to Hong Kong.

As soon as Dunn returned to Hong Kong, he found Liu Liyuan.

All the intelligence obtained in Nanchao County was handed over to Liu Liyuan, of course only photocopies.

Dunn did not give Liu Liyuan those magical war reports from South Korea.

"I hope this information can be of some use. At least we can know the deployment of the U.S. military in South Korea!"

A lot of this information is actually outdated. After all, the war has ended. Most of the information above is about the casualty ratio between the United Nations Forces and the Volunteer Army during the war and which troops fought against the Volunteer Army.

In general, Dunn felt that the role of the Volunteer Army should not be too great. At most, they could learn about the deployment of some troops of the United States and other countries in the United Nations.

"Thank you Mr. Du for providing us with this information!"

Liu Liyuan replied with great surprise, although he could not tell whether this information would be of any use to his side.

But at least being able to obtain intelligence from the front line is a cause for celebration for the mainland.

Although the war went unexpectedly smoothly in the early stages and the Volunteer Army fought several successful battles, Liu Liyuan knew that this smooth situation would not last long.

Although Liu Liyuan did not go to the front line to fight, he knew from the intelligence passed on by comrades in the rear that the war was not as smooth as it seemed on the surface, and the volunteer army also suffered great losses on the battlefield.

The United States' army was different from any army the Volunteer Army had encountered before, whether it was the Japanese or the isolated islanders.

After passing the smooth initial stage of the war, the volunteers now clearly feel that the battle is becoming more and more difficult.

Apart from anything else, the United States' army is much more generous than the isolated island's army and the Japanese.

This generosity refers to generosity in the physical aspect.

After all, the weapons and equipment of the Volunteer Army were backward in all aspects, and the number of artillery pieces was not even on the same level.

Basically, in every war, the volunteers had to face the US army, which was bombarded with artillery fire like a tsunami.

It feels like the United States’ artillery shells are free, and air strikes may come at any time.

The volunteer army often fell into a passive state on the battlefield.

As the war progresses, this situation will become more and more common.

These are just the beginning. In the next two years or so, the volunteer army will have to fight the U.S. army for a long time.

After General MacArthur stepped down, Li Qiwei arrived. At that time, it was the most stalemate stage of the entire war and also the most painful period for the Volunteer Army.

So Dunn knew that the final historical outcome was that the Volunteer Army survived.

But both parties paid an extremely heavy price in return.

Although Dunn is now a US citizen, he does not feel sorry for the loss of the United States at all, but rather for the newly established mainland China.

If there hadn't been this damn war, the mainland would have entered the stage of economic development by now.

But there are no "ifs" in history, and what should happen happened just as it did before.

Mainland China must fight this war to establish its nation, otherwise the outside world will have no idea how strong mainland China is now.

If there had not been this war, the subsequent series of mainland diplomacy would probably not have achieved the expected results, such as when it entered the permanent membership of the UN Security Council.

Without the prestige gained from this war, China would probably have lost several votes.

"I just got the news that you have sent negotiators to discuss a ceasefire with us. We would like to learn from you about your... um! thoughts!"

When asking this question, Liu Liyuan was not sure how Dunn would answer him. This was a task assigned to Liu Liyuan by his superiors.

After all, Liu Liyuan felt a little uncomfortable asking someone about military secrets in front of him, even though Dunn had always been close to the mainland.

But in essence, Liu Liyuan always felt that Dunn, who came from the U.S. military, might not be willing to stand on the mainland's side in this war.

After the second battle, the United Nations began to consider peace talks in order to gain some breathing time.

Dunn understood this later when he watched the documentary, so he waited until Liu Liyuan finished speaking and immediately responded strongly.

"At this stage, you should not have any thoughts about the peace talks.

Although I did not get any intelligence on this when I went to South Korea this time, I can tell you with certainty that, at least from what I know, we have no intention of ending this war. At least when Marshal Mai was the commander-in-chief on the front line, he would never accept ending the war in this way! "

Dunn said with certainty that this time when he went to South Korea, he was basically under full surveillance by the military.

Even though Klind turned a blind eye.

He exchanged a lot of front-line intelligence with Li Changji.

But the problem is that their intelligence network has just been established, and Li Changji has not yet obtained intelligence such as the US military's plan to hold a false peace talks.

But I didn't think about this for a while, until I met Liu Liyuan, and when Liu Liyuan asked me, I remembered that this part seemed to be mentioned in the documentary.

"What you have to do now is to expand your current victory at all costs!

I am not saying this to encourage you to rush into things recklessly. You can notify the people behind you and ask them to continue according to the established plan. Don't stop fighting just because of the peace talks!

I can tell you very clearly that a new batch of supplies and troops are being sent to the Peninsula region in full swing. You tell me that they want to negotiate at this time. How is that possible?

Listen to me, first beat up the so-called UN forces thoroughly before we talk about peace talks!"

Liu Liyuan nodded indifferently. He felt that the blond and blue-eyed foreigner opposite him looked more like a Chinese than he did. Basically, Dunn's remarks were completely based on the mainland's standpoint.

If you only listen to the voice, you would never guess that these are words spoken by a foreigner, or rather, words spoken by an American, which are not at all in favor of their own country.

"I understand. I will report this to my superiors! Thank you for telling me this, Mr. Du!"

But I am very confused. After all, you were also a member of the U.S. military, and as far as I know, the troops you served seemed to have entered the peninsula this time.

You’re not worried at all…”

Before Liu Liyuan could finish his words, Dunn reached out and interrupted him.

"It's because I served in the army before that I know what kind of character our army is like!"

Dunn sighed and said that after so much time, he felt that Liu Liyuan still didn't seem to trust him. Although if he put himself in Liu Liyuan's shoes, he would probably have to consider the fact that a foreigner was so wholeheartedly devoted to a red country, not even the largest red empire.

Its purpose is indeed worth thinking about, but Dunn cannot directly tell Liu Liyuan that his soul is completely Chinese.

"Mr. Liu, I have talked to you about this problem before, even though I am a beautiful Chinese!

But I don’t agree with what our government is doing now. Although my family has always lived a good life, we also experienced the Great Depression.

At that time, I also felt for the first time what difficulty was!

I also saw firsthand the living conditions of the lower-class people in the United States.

Although we had a good president who led us out of the difficulties at that time, I know that he only led us out of the difficulties and did not solve the problem fundamentally at all.”

At this point, Dunn made a gnashing-teeth expression.

“I saw with my own eyes that the milk on the farms was piled up like mountains and they would rather pour it into the river than distribute it to the poor!

Similarly, they actually have some other daily necessities, but the same problem exists: they would rather let those things, the necessities of our lives, rot in their hands than distribute them.

I don’t know what the reason is, and I can’t understand it, but I know that there is something wrong with our national system!

We have gotten out of the predicament this time, but if there is a next time, I can be sure that there will be a next time, and then next time, will we be able to successfully get out of the predicament every time?

So while I am helping you, I also want to see what the outcome would be if a country with a similar area to mine took a different path!

I have also gained a deep understanding of your ideology, and I agree with it!

I still have the same attitude as before. In my opinion, your backwardness is only temporary, and your country will be able to return to where you deserve sooner or later.

And I also hope that your doctrine or the doctrine we all believe in can develop and light a beacon for those who come after us!"