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

After hearing what Dunn said, Lloyd finally smiled.

"If this is true, then our soldiers on the front line can finally be saved. Replacing Marshal Mai is what everyone wants!"

Deen also knew that Marshal Mai would definitely be replaced, but he still felt a little regretful. If Marshal Mai could stay on the front line for a longer period of time, there would probably be great victories in the 6th and 7th battles in the future.

It’s a pity that Dunn’s current identity cannot affect the course of the war on the peninsula at all. According to the current situation, Marshal Mai can only hold on for another 2 to 3 months at most, and should leave the peninsula battlefield like the original historical time period.

There is no use regretting it.

Moreover, letting Marshal Mai go earlier would be beneficial to Dunn himself, after all, if Marshal Mai really stayed at the front for a few more months, the Volunteer Army would win a few more battles and push the front line to the 36th or even 35th line.

Even if Li Qiwei comes on the field in the future, it may not be easy to push the battle line back to the 38th parallel.

In that case, if Seoul cannot be recovered, Dunn’s early investment in Seoul will be wasted.

Moreover, Dunn had thought it through clearly before. It would be best if neither the north nor the south of the peninsula was destroyed and the status quo was maintained, which would also be best for the mainland.

In this way, both sides will have a buffer zone. In the future, even if North Korea stands on the side of the Red Empire as in the original history, the northern cold that only controls half of the country will make it much easier for the mainland to deal with it.

It would be more or less disgusting if South Korea is allowed to continue to exist. If nothing unexpected happens, South Korea will become a thief country in the future, stealing all kinds of culture from the mainland.

"From the current war situation, replacing Marshal Mai is undoubtedly the most advantageous!"

Dunn first nodded in agreement with Lloyd, then continued.

"Sir, there is one more thing. I think our branch in South Korea needs to be reorganized. We can't keep it vacant or rely on those South Koreans to support it!

This is very unsafe. Judging from the state of the South Koreans on the battlefield, if we rely on this group of people, once there is any change in the war, our intelligence network will probably be greatly affected!"

"Of course I know what you said!"

Lloyd also frowned.

"But with Marshal Mai in charge of the situation on the peninsula, I'm afraid he won't let us set up the South Korean branch so smoothly!"

Of course, Lloyd also wanted to set up the CIA's South Korean branch as soon as possible, but he had offended Marshal MacArthur too much because he had reported the intelligence of Marshal MacArthur's war report truthfully.

Marshal Mai really didn't want the South Korean branch of the Central Youth Bureau to be established so quickly.

"Sir, I have some ideas about this!"

"Then tell me about it!"

Hearing that Dunn had a solution, Lloyd couldn't wait to ask. It can be seen that he was also very dissatisfied with the situation in South Korea, especially after their credit bureau withdrew from South Korea and now could not enter.

"After I arrived in South Korea this time, I basically remotely controlled the intelligence network set up by the South Koreans in some areas in the south!

I have to say that I have indeed escaped the military's surveillance. At least the military does not have that much spare manpower to come to the south to monitor me!

This also gave me some inspiration!

Now the military must concentrate most of its forces on the front lines. As for the rear, their influence is actually not as great as we imagined!

You also know that even under the complete supervision of the military, we have to set up a branch in South Korea. It cannot remain vacant.

I think we can start from the southernmost part of the peninsula and build the framework first, and then wait for Marshal Mai to be transferred out of the peninsula in the future!

As long as we build a good relationship with the new front-line commander, we can redeploy our people to various areas of the peninsula at any time!"

In fact, when Dunn went to the Busan area this time, Klind's boss Dolly learned about it at the first time.

And Dolly visited Dunn that same day.

However, the military has indeed begun to split, and many military officials who have joined Dunn Investment are dissatisfied with Marshal Mai and are eager to replace him with a commander who is more capable of stabilizing the front line.

Therefore, Dunn's plan to organize the CIA in the South can still be implemented.

This is indeed what people think. First, build the framework and deploy their own people. Then, after the commander-in-chief on the front line is replaced, deploy the people immediately.

In this way, he will have a lot of influence in South Korea. In the future, even after Lloyd leaves East Asia, he will be able to at least control the isolated island of Hong Kong and three places in South Korea. In fact, Dunn from the mainland can also cooperate with Liu Liyuan to do this, and he has already taken control of the mainland's intelligence.

By then, even if the top leaders of the Central Youth Bureau do not want to appoint Dunn, as the person in charge of the East Asia region, they will have to carefully consider Dunn's influence.

“Is your idea really feasible?”

Lloyd asked hesitantly. On the surface, his relationship with Marshal Mai seemed good, but privately everyone knew that neither side could tolerate the other.

If he dared to send people to the peninsula, he was afraid that they would be controlled by the military in the next second.

"Sir, we should give it a try anyway. My idea is to bring some of my people in the Xiangjiang area to South Korea first!

If possible, we will use them as our team! We will gradually start to expand our branches in South Korea. Even if we are suppressed by the military, we have to send people to the residences in a certain building. Moreover, the military may not dare to do such an excessive thing. If it really doesn't work, we are not without backers!

After we get through the initial period and the coach Mai is replaced, I think we will be able to act more freely and move faster. We can't wait until the last minute to form a team, which will waste a lot of time!"

Dunn continued to persuade.

Lloyd nodded.

"Since you already have a mature plan, then start implementing it. Transfer some people from your side to South Korea. I remember that you don't have many of our own agents!

If we send them to South Korea, do you have enough manpower?"

"Sir, to be honest, Chinese employees are enough for me. After all, the banana industry is still mainly composed of Chinese. We can just keep some high-level personnel among our own people. The low-level agents are really useless in Hong Kong. It is better to send them to South Korea!

I think that way, they can play a greater role!

As for the gap left after they leave, we can transfer some more personnel from the country and then recruit some local employees in Hong Kong. I think that will be enough. Now everything in Hong Kong is running relatively normally.

Calling a few of our own people won’t affect anything!”

In addition to Chinese employees under Dunn, there are indeed many agents sent from the United States in the newspaper.

The top executives in Hong Kong are all British. Americans who often speak English should have an advantage in dealing with them.

However, if they can really infiltrate high-level positions, there are only one or two files. The idea is to keep a few agents including Kurt who have successfully infiltrated high-level positions in Hong Kong, and take all the other agents to South Korea, using them as the framework to build a South Korean branch.

In this way, people in South Korea are basically his people. Even if he does not work regularly in South Korea in the future, as long as his subordinates can stay in South Korea, he will have influence in South Korea.

"Okay, let's do it! Go back now and select some suitable people to take to South Korea!"

After making up his mind, Lloyd immediately approved Dunn's plan and asked Dunn to return home to select personnel.

Dunn nodded, reported some other situations and discussed some details, then left Lloyd's office. Dunn booked a flight back to Hong Kong that day.

Fly directly back to Hong Kong.

This time, when Dunn rushed back to Hong Kong, it was exactly 4:00 in the morning, but he wanted to stay at the airport for the night and call Kurt to pick him up after it was completely light.

But unexpectedly, Feng Enshuo drove over after only staying at the airport for about 20 minutes. It seemed that Feng Enshuo informed Deng En after the airport staff met him.

"Mr. Du! How come no one came to pick you up after you came back?"

Looking at Feng Enshuo's concerned expression, although Dunn knew that he had ulterior motives, he was still somewhat touched.

"Isn't it almost dawn? I wanted to wait a while before calling my subordinates and asking them to pick me up!"

Dunn smiled and said.

At this time, Dunn also saw Park Youcheng behind Feng Enshuo.

This guy came directly to Hong Kong after escaping from South Korea.

After seeing Dunn, he also came forward to greet Dunn.

"Mr. Du, we meet again!"

"Stop talking here. Let's go to my hotel and rest for a while. I'll send a car to take Mr. Deng to work!"

As Feng Enshuo spoke, he invited Deng En to walk out of the airport. Dun En did not refuse and followed Feng Enshuo into his car.

"Mr. Du, the time you gave is really too extreme. I was so scared after hearing what Youcheng said!"

After getting in the car, Feng Enshuo couldn't help sighing that the time when Deng En asked Park Youcheng to purchase the land in Seoul was so accurate. Park Youcheng had just finished his work for less than half a month when Seoul fell.

After Park Youcheng came to Hong Kong and told Feng Shuo about this, Feng Enshuo indeed admired Dunn and was also surprised at the CIA's intelligence capabilities.

"But Mr. Du, can your army recapture Seoul?"

After praising Dunn, Feng Enshuo put on a worried expression. This sentence was the key point. Feng Enshuo was really worried that the United States’ army would not be able to take back Seoul.