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

After a dozen agents returned to their base, they were not in a hurry to rest, but were called together by Gu Lidong for a meeting.

"Director Gu! Do we have to listen to that old American man and not use force against people from the mainland?"

a tall and strong agent shouted as the meeting began.

"Yes, yes, if Director Gu is like this, our work will be very difficult!"

"Although the American said that he could hand the person over to us and take him directly to Taiwan, we didn't convince him. It was our fault!"

Immediately, others began to echo this.

Seeing that something was wrong, Sun An immediately opened his mouth to refute.

"Everyone! But this Dupan Klein is not a pushover. According to the intelligence we have obtained, he is the boss of Mr. Jacob, the head of the American Economic Aid Group to China!

To be honest, if we go against his will here, he will immediately block the funds that the United States is providing to China!

After we return, the officers will not forgive us!"

As soon as Sun An said this, the scene immediately became quiet.

They all knew that they couldn't afford to offend Dunn. Even if they brought their senior executives to Geoje Island, no one would dare to offend Dunn.

If this gentleman is unhappy, the entire isolated island will face economic difficulties, which is something no one wants to see, including the group of agents who have already arrived on Geoje Island.

"Captain, what do you think?"

The tall and strong agent who spoke first saw that Gu Lidong had been silent and immediately started asking.

After all, the leader of these dozen people is Gu Lidong, and only he can make the decision.

"My thoughts?"

Gu Lidong was also somewhat helpless.

He originally thought it was an easy job, but after someone like Dunn showed up, he suddenly felt that the situation was not optimistic.

Since they arrived at Geoje Island two days ago, they wanted to start work immediately, but they did not expect that the entire Geoje Island prisoner-of-war camp had already started infrastructure work.

All that was left for them were some wounded soldiers and sick husbands to persuade them to surrender.

It is not appropriate to torture this group of people, so they have not used their skills in the past two days.

I wanted to wait patiently until the infrastructure work on Geoje Island was completed.

They were carrying out their so-called work of persuading them to surrender, but today Dunn poured a bucket of cold water on them.

If it were an ordinary CIA agent, they would pretend to obey but secretly disobey. On the surface, they agreed to do what they should do secretly, which was still feasible, but Dunn's current status really couldn't afford to offend him.

"I don't have any ideas!"

Gu Lidong spread his hands and said calmly.

All the agents under his command were confused. What did this mean? How were they going to carry out their work in the future?

"Step by step!"

Seeing that the eyes of more than a dozen men were all focused on him, Gu Lidong explained helplessly.

"The construction of the entire prisoner-of-war camp has already begun. It will take at least two months to complete the infrastructure work!

That is to say, in these two months, we should not have any progress in our work. Just wait and see. The policy of the United States may change in these two months. We can just wait and see!"

Gu Lidong really doesn’t have any better solution now.

"But what if the U.S. policy remains unchanged, or if it maintains its current policy of preferential treatment for prisoners of war?"

It was the tall and strong agent who asked doubtfully.

"Then think of more ways to see if we can use other methods to convince those prisoners of war!"

Gu Lidong said unhappily.

"Don't always think of solving problems with simple and crude methods. Use your brain! What have those soldiers from the bottom of the continent seen?

Use the beauty trap, dangle the gold in front of them, I don't believe there won't be any of them who won't be tempted!"

Seeing that their leader had the same attitude, none of the dozen or so agents raised any more questions.

But they know that their leader is not so easy to get along with.

Many Red Party members died at his hands during his time on the mainland, as well as many Japanese spies and traitors who died at his hands during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

His style of doing things has always been simple and rough, but at this time he advised his men to use their brains.

It can be seen that even such a fierce leader cannot break the current situation.

It seems that this mission is not so easy to complete.

You have to know that those diehard members of the Red Party are not so easy to fool.

Through the task of taking care of the wounded in the past few days, they found that even the original soldiers of the National Army seemed to have undergone a qualitative change after joining the mainland army, and they were not at all concerned about their persuasion to surrender. This was something they had not expected.

You should know that many of them were once the superiors of these former Kuomintang officers and soldiers.

But it still doesn't work.

It cannot be said that there was no gain at all, but compared with their original expectations, the gap is quite large.

At this time, they were put under a tight circle, which restricted their actions. It would be extremely difficult for them to complete the tasks assigned by them.

The meeting was very short. No one, including Gu Lidong, had any idea how to resolve the current situation and they were not in a good mood, so the meeting ended early.

None of the dozen or so agents slept well that night, except Sun An.

Dunn had a good sleep that day.

In the next two months, Dunn has been organizing the infrastructure work on Geoje Island. In order to prevent the various forces on the island from eroding the construction funds after he leaves, Dunn really doesn't dare to leave for a moment.

He had already put aside all matters concerning intelligence.

Anyway, there is nothing important happening during this period of time, and the peninsula is in the longest-lasting fourth battle.

South Korea and the so-called United Nations forces continued to be beaten badly by the Volunteer Army.

What Dunn had to do was to continuously send information and intelligence about the defeat to Lloyd. Of course, any intelligence that was of some value would also be sent to Liu Liyuan.

This kind of work can be done with just a radio, and anyway, not many people dare to investigate the US military's radio station. Dunn and Liu Liyuan also developed a set of exclusive codes. If someone asks, Dunn can explain that she is having some business exchanges with Liu Liyuan. After all, Dunn is considered to be a wealthy family in Hong Kong.

By April 4, the infrastructure work was basically nearing completion, and at this time, a big news came from the peninsula.

Marshal Mai is finally returning to China.

He was relieved of all his posts by the President of the United States, including the so-called Commander-in-Chief of the United Nations Forces and Commander-in-Chief of the United States' Far East.

Not only was he unable to command the war on the peninsula, he couldn't even serve as Japan's emperor.

I could only return home in shame.

The news is somewhat delayed. After all, when people gather in this relatively closed environment, even the newspapers they read are from yesterday.

Just like the original historical line, the time when Marshal Mai was fired was consistent with the time on the historical line. It seems that although this little butterfly flapped its wings hard, it still failed to form the so-called butterfly effect.

Dunn himself was quite regretful about the departure of Coach McGrady.

After all, if the Marshal could stay in the peninsula for a few more days... No! If the Marshal stayed in the peninsula for a few more days, it is estimated that Li Qiwei, who took over, would have a hard time even recovering Seoul.

Wouldn’t that mean that my investment has been wasted?

At this moment, Dunn was actually somewhat glad that he did not let Marshal Mac serve as the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces for a few more months.

Of course, if he really served as the commander-in-chief for a few more months, which resulted in Seoul not being able to recover Dunn's assets, Dunn would still be happy to see it. For the loss of some money, it would save some time for South Korea to travel around the country in the future, and Dunn would really be happy to see it happen.

Dunn had already handed over the relevant intelligence to Liu Liyuan a few days earlier, and his successor Li Qiwei had already reminded him in Hong Kong before coming to Geoje Island. Liu Liyuan also handed over some basic information to the other party.

I believe that the Volunteer Army should be mentally prepared to deal with Liu Liyuan this time. This guy is very stable. Compared with the impatient Marshal Mai, his achievements in the Peninsula War are still good from the perspective of the United States.

Although he did not reverse the fundamental situation of the war on the peninsula, he basically stabilized the war on the peninsula and prevented North Korea and the Volunteer Army from making any further progress.

They even recaptured Seoul from him and stabilized the front line near the 38th parallel.

In the future, the people of South Korea will probably have many complaints against Ridgway, after all, they will have to walk nearly an hour longer when traveling across the country.

With the departure of Marshal Mai, Dunn also knew that his good days on Geoje Island were over.

Sure enough, less than an hour after he received this information, he received an order from Lloyd, asking him to return to Tokyo.

In response, Dunn had no choice but to book a boat ticket back to Busan.

After two months of hard work, the infrastructure work on JuJu Island has basically come to an end.

Even if he left the island's intelligence agencies and the American troops stationed on the island at this time, they would definitely not be able to make much money from the project.

Before leaving, Dunn secretly met with Sun An.

"I have to go back to Tokyo! Please help me keep an eye on things here. If the garrison on the island or some of you go too far, notify me immediately and I will come back to take charge of the situation!"

After hearing Dunn's words, Sun An did not show much surprise.

"Is it because of Marshal Mai's matter?"

It seems that the isolated island also has its own sources of intelligence, but Marshal Mai’s affairs do not seem to be a secret.

"Not bad!"

Dunn nodded and said with a self-deprecating smile.

"Marshal Mai is leaving, I have to see him off too!"