Chapter 1303 Li Mei’s Approval

The U.S. has never had a friendly army in its hands that it could rely on, and if it had to be said, the United Kingdom always sent troops to support the U.S. military in wars after its complete decline. That also has to start from the Gulf War, throughout the Cold War cycle, the United States to support out of the most useful servant army, is the South Korean army.

Even Russia, which has been sanctioned for so long in the twenty-first century, has Chechens from Kalushan fighting in the steel mills.

After half a day’s thought, Alan Wilson couldn’t figure out where the U.S. support was. Since South Korea is now poor and most Koreans want to run to the North from time to time, might as well come out and take their lives for money.

As for what millions of laborers to build the Middle East don’t think about it, the United Kingdom did not retreat from the Middle East, those who do not have a small population of oil-rich countries to build, do not bother Koreans. This wave of start-up capital, the Koreans are destined not to get it from the Middle East, he would rather draw labor from Goa to Saudi Arabia, anyway, since the demise of Hyderabad, there has been a tendency for the religion of peace to infiltrate into Goa, resulting in Goa turning green.

Since we all spoke English, and were considered the most homogeneous people on this broken ball, Rayburn did not hide his answer, “Sir Wilson, we do have this idea, and Gov. Park Jung-hee did mention it, and you think it’s good too?”

Sure enough! Alan Wilson nodded solemnly, “Of course, in fact, making a big fuss in Vietnam will inevitably lead to the other direction of the U.S. army being drawn, the British Ministry of Defense believes that Washington must consider the issue of optimization and integration, drawing the Korean army into Vietnam and adopting a mixed establishment can reduce the casualties of U.S. soldiers, after all, U.S. soldiers are all required to have a pension, although South Korea is also required, but it can’t be compared with the American soldiers can not be compared, this is also an important means to test the credibility of South Korea. Isn’t that the case, Commissioner Rayburn?”

“If Korea is credible and expresses loyalty, then only then can they be supported to a certain extent, but in any case, the free world doesn’t need a liability.”

South Korea in this era is really poor, especially when compared to North Korea, and there is also a wave of return to North Korea in a certain major country, and South Korean defectors from South Korea are not uncommon. After the North Korean soldiers who were captured in the North Korean surprise attack on Cheong Wa Dae, they saw with their own eyes the poor children and foot soldiers selling newspapers in Seoul.

There were a lot of beggars carrying canned goods, casually sleeping on the side of the road, looking at them with compassion. At that time, he regretted surrendering to South Korea for a while. And, when he crossed the Imjin River at night to prepare for the invasion of South Korea, he was extremely angry when he saw South Korean women coming in and out of the U.S. Army post next door.

Han River miracle from the seventies, now this era of South Korea is still in the midst of starvation, this is the five-eye alliance intelligence exchange meeting, Alan Wilson can understand from the cold data on the current situation in South Korea, for the fact that the Middle East labor output accounted for, will certainly lead to South Korea can not find a channel to earn foreign exchange, it is not possible to smuggle more South Koreans will be in Japan.

He, a gentleman of the British Empire, could not sit back and watch this happen, so with compassion, he found a clear path for Korea and the United States.

“There’s not much I can do to help, if one doesn’t mind, I have some textile industries in Burma that can help the Koreans with some employment.” Allen Wilson offered to help, “There is only so far we can go, knowing that North Vietnam is only thirty million people, and Indonesia’s population is almost over a hundred million. I’ve heard that Indonesia altogether now exceeds five million people, which puts a tremendous strain on both us and Australian containment, and really can’t do much more than that.”

What do you mean by the Anglo-American special relationship? That’s the current Cabinet Secretary, who says Koreans should go to war abroad more often in exchange for U.S. recognition, and is also willing to help South Korea solve some employment problems as much as he can from Britain’s traditional sphere of influence.

Going to the South China Sea, the Japanese have done so, to Japan as an example of South Korea how can not do it?

Want to fight to the last Korean, not out of blood is not possible, since the Koreans have this demand, how can Allen Wilson turn a blind eye to it. Even took the initiative to help the United States to jointly support South Korea. Of course his so-called support, is to give the Koreans a place to work. The money earned is also pounds not dollars.

This is to let Rayburn surprised, Britain is able to do this point, although not Malaya, but Burma is also a former British colony, Britain since the return of Burma through trade and commerce, at least in Southeast Asia Burma’s life can be considered, this can refer to and South Korea compared to, after all, are relying on the local themselves to develop, then, on the Japan and South Korea, that pair of hard to get? Can all starve themselves to death, Southeast Asian countries at least not hungry.

Thinking of this, Rayburn attitude is a change, “Sir Wilson, we all know that you are the British side of the friendly flag to the United States.”

“Even if I am, please don’t say it, I am a patriot.” Alan Wilson opened his mouth in a salty manner, with a face that was meant to avoid suspicion.

In addition to the extensive use of incendiary offensives, napalm bombing of North Vietnam and Agent Orange, the next five intelligence chiefs, discussed Africa, leading into the ambiguity of France and the Soviet Union.

Allen Wilson likewise expended a great deal of energy on this space, stating from the facts the hard work of Britain in propping up the European system, and that he was not lying about a single word, and that France was indeed on good terms with the Soviet Union, which Allen Wilson likened to the Franco-Russian alliance that existed prior to World War I. He even told Reyburn to figure out how to strike hard at France.

This startles Rayburn, who rushes to say not so much, and like Dulles, the CIA director before him, states that France is not easy to deal with and that he should think long and hard about it.

Another fucking strategic fixation, right? Although he had known this was the outcome, Allen Wilson still took out the words of many movie queens, with a look of indignation that his opinion was not taken.

As for the mediation of the Indo-Pakistani war and the containment of Indonesia, it also received the concern of the other four countries, and Rayburn did take the initiative to raise the question about decolonization, while Allen Wilson said that in five to ten years, there would be no colonies in the hands of the United Kingdom.

This answer satisfied Rayburn, while Allen Wilson thought to himself, after ten years you, the United States, have been defeated, and still want to talk to Britain about colonies? Even if it was decolonization, it would mean letting the colonies other than Rhodesia become independent, excluding Malaya, and Britain’s military presence in the Middle East would not be withdrawn.

Rayburn found time the next day to go to the White House and Lyndon Johnson to report on a number of issues raised by the British side, and their response to decolonization.

Other people naturally can not do this, but Rayburn can, he would have relied on nepotism to get to the top, other CIA director to maintain the mystery, at least not actively pursue exposure, directly to the CIA headquarters and took office, he is different, he took office on the day of the White House, in the hundreds of reporters under the flashing lights of the appointment.

“Sir Wilson, there’s still a bit of a legacy of the last era. It really won’t do to take the bombing of Hanoi on the scale of the bombing of Tokyo.” Rayburn offered his opinion before turning the tables, “The presence of the Korean army could be used as a way to convince the citizens at home that we were so knowledgable in rescuing the last country that faced the threat of radicalism. Most importantly, it could go a long way toward alleviating the lack of troops for the U.S. military, and with Korea’s struggling economy and its need to express its desire for a free world, we’re just going along for the ride.”

“Lyndon, I also have to admit that these self-satisfied Greeks actually have something to offer in terms of perspective sometimes.”

The exchange of Korean lives for the loss of Americans would have begun, but of course not on a large scale, Allen Wilson said that in addition to the fact that because of the Indonesian problem, Britain could not take time out, it can provide conditions in a number of facilitations, and even come to build Burma can use Koreans, which made Lyndon Johnson feel relieved.

For a time, Lyndon Johnson also understood the difficulties of the United Kingdom, this cabinet secretary general or good people, to know the British Prime Minister Aidan almost blind to the Vietnam War, obviously not as good as this walking Anglo-American special relationship, “In fact, the Koreans want to assistance, and the direction of this war is very tiny compared to the direction of the war. Maybe it’s time we asked Park Chung-hee what he needs.”

The U.S. president must have misunderstood that Allen Wilson was simply trying to turn America’s own defeat into a defeat for both the U.S. and South Korea.

And among the exchanges with the Pentagon, Allen Wilson then lifted out his father-in-law, Field Marshal Mountbatten, although the marshal had just retired, but he was also famous, and the friends he had made in World War II were the top brass of the current U.S. military, and on the question of why they were fighting, Allen Wilson then said that his father-in-law had said, and in fact, had not said anything at all, that “it was necessary to let the North Vietnamese and the backers behind the North Vietnamese know that that being with the Soviet Union does no good and only brings poverty, and make them reflect on why they are always being beaten. That’s what will sway them.”

“I’m sure anyone in East Asia who goes to present-day Japan now knows who to side with, and if they don’t, napalm will make them understand.”

Admiral Curtis Emerson LeMay, who was also about to retire and was the very man who led the bombing of Tokyo, said that he was right, the son-in-law of an old friend had a point, the art is to explode.

“The Marshal also misses old friends, and I would very much like to facilitate a reunion of comrades if the opportunity arises.” Allen Wilson, with the blazing gaze of a man who has seen a war hero, expressed his admiration for General Li Mei.

“I miss the Marshal as well, and it’s nostalgic to think back on the experience of working together.” General Li Mei spoke up, “I’m also retiring soon, so I’m sure we’ll have a chance to meet.”

“Of course, I have no doubt about that. Equally convinced of winning this war.” Alan Wilson had the tone of a good son-in-law, he knew Li Mei’s quest, the means were not important, the result was most important. With this Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force setting the tone, it was believed that napalm and incendiary bombs were not a dream.

Sure enough, General Li Mei was then quite interested in the proposal of killing the densely forested environment with chemicals, “Indeed, those monkeys should be made to know what is meant by modern industry.”