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

Dunn's heart skipped a beat when he heard Solek say that things were difficult, but he soon noticed the smile hidden in Solek's eyes and knew that he was probably joking.

"Is this difficult to do?"

Dunn cooperated and acted out an anxious look.

"Yes, it is difficult, but it is very simple for us!"

Seeing Dunn's anxious look, Solek laughed out loud, finally avenging Dunn's heavy breathing when he spoke just now.

"You don't have to worry about that. I plan to recruit not only the Proulx machine, but also the rest of the special operations team members into the CIA. Now is the time when we are short of people."

Solek patted Dunn's shoulder generously and said.

"I thought you were talking about something else! But even if the captured special operations team members are exchanged back, they will probably have to retire from the army passively!"

By the end of his speech, Solek had stopped smiling and his face darkened.

This time Dunn didn't say anything, and the atmosphere became a little dull again. McCarthyism was rampant in the United States at that time.

More than a dozen special operations team members have been arrested by the Red Empire for such a long time. Even if they can finally return to the country, the result waiting for them will not be very good.

Basically, all the results of Weiss's hard work in the army were burned to ashes.

You have to know that most of the members of the entire special operations team are officers at the second lieutenant level.

The number of soldiers at level one is really small.

The two men walked forward silently until they reached Dunn's residence, and Dunn handed the prepared and numbered photos to Solek.

"You guys arranged it well!"

Looking at the thick stack of photos, Solek sighed.

"This should be your idea. You really shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket!"

Dunn nodded silently. It was his credit and he was not one to be modest.

"I didn't think too much about it. After all, the Germans had already discovered us. I just thought about dividing the things into three parts. As long as someone can come back, we will be successful."

"well done!"

Solek flipped through the photos. Although he could understand the German on them, he was not a professional scientific researcher and could only understand the literal meaning of the words. He could not understand the deeper content.

He put the photo back on the table, turned around and spoke to Dunn again.

"I'll go find Major Wells now and ask him to hand over to you. You also need to prepare a report. I don't think the major has questioned you. We need to report your whereabouts in the Red Empire in detail to the higher-ups, including Pavel. You should also remind him to prepare the report quickly while he has nothing to do in the next few days! If there are no problems, we can return home soon!"

After explaining something to Dunn, Solek left Dunn's room and made a phone call at the base. Soon, several military vehicles stopped in the yard of the base where Dunn lived.

The major who had been there before got off the military vehicle and, under the guidance of the people around him, came to Dunn's room.

"Mr. Solek, Mr. Batomani! Where are those materials?"

As soon as he entered the door, Wells couldn't wait to ask.

Solek winked at Dunn, and Dunn handed the sorted photos to Wells.

"Great!"

After carefully looking through the photos in his hand, Wells immediately became excited.

"Mr. Batomani, you have done a great job this time! With this information, our rocket engineering will take a big step forward!"

Wells looked up at Dunn and continued to flip through the photos in his hand.

Compared to Solek, Wells was obviously much more professional. Even when talking to Dunn, he did not stop flipping through the photos and looking at them carefully.

He looked very carefully, wishing he could read every photo carefully.

"Okay, Wells! Just take these photos and look at them anytime you want!"

Solek on the side frowned and said, "You know, the number of photos submitted by Dunn is quite large. If they are piled up neatly, they are nearly half a meter high. If Wells continues to read them here, he may not be able to finish them until tomorrow morning."

"Yeah! Okay! Okay!"

Wells carefully collected all the photos, placed them in a special box, and handed them to the soldier following him.

"Mr. Bartomani, Mr. Solek! The information this time is really important. We can't rely on William Mueller now, but with this information, it will be of great help to us. It's great. I didn't expect to have such unexpected gains!"

"Mr. Major, is Mr. Mueller really... not doing well?"

Dunn also looked concerned.

"Life can be saved! But..."

Having said that, Wells sighed.

"He has become demented. Even when he is lucid occasionally, his memory is not good. He also has a disordered memory of many things. To us, he is already a useless person!"

"That's such a pity. We finally managed to get him out of the Red Empire!"

Dunn also made a regretful expression, but this also made him completely relieved.

Wells thanked Dunn and Solek again and left Dunn's room, but he also made a lot of promises to Dunn.

But Dunn didn't care about some military medals and he had no plans to continue his career in the military.

In the next few days, Major Wells met with Dunn several times and asked him in detail about their whereabouts and some things that happened in the Red Empire.

Dunn and Prokowski also prepared the necessary materials and reported all their itineraries within the Red Empire to their superiors.

After more than ten days of treatment, Prokowski was able to get out of bed and walk.

Although he needs crutches to walk, it is much better than before when he could only lie in bed.

Dunn ignored Plucksky and left West Berlin with Solek on a plane. After changing planes in West Germany, he flew directly to the United States.

Because of his mobility problems, Brookski continues to stay in the hospital in West Berlin to recuperate and will return home only after his injuries are healed.

The retirement applications of both men have been approved. From this moment on, both of them are no longer soldiers and were recruited into the CIA by Solek.

It’s just that Solek had to start from the lowest level as an employee, while Dunn was much luckier. He directly became Solek’s assistant.

The starting point is much higher than that of Plukesi. How they will proceed in the future depends on their respective development.