"A role similar to an interviewer or a headhunter? A spy, a headhunter for agents?!"

After hearing what the colonel said, Carter was really shocked...

Headhunting, in the eyes of most people, is a rather mysterious profession, and headhunting that specializes in finding spies and agents... To be honest, this position has quite an impact on ordinary young people.

Not to mention the benefits, that's it...right?

However, after a brief moment of surprise and excitement, Carter quickly realized that this job might not be that simple. If it was just to discover these people, Carter felt that there were definitely better candidates than him on Instagram.

Through the conversation just now, Carter can easily tell that the military intelligence brigade in ins is similar to a U.S. Army intelligence personnel training center, a brigade that trains spies and agents. The people there have come into contact with too many spies, and they also

I have trained too many intelligence officers. In terms of professional...

A hundred of them combined are not as good as one little LT in that brigade. There is no need to spend energy on themselves. So the question is, what else about me attracts them and attracts the so-called General Lolia?

, the concern of the U.S. Army intelligence chief...

After thinking about it, Carter found that it seemed that only money... In other words, being a rich but not that rich person seemed to be the biggest difference between himself and most intelligence officers!

This sounds a bit convoluted. To put it simply, before entering the Army Intelligence and Security Command, I had already achieved something in the business world. At this time, I joined the Army Intelligence System halfway. As long as I did a good job in keeping confidentiality,

Those things that I have worked hard for are my natural cover. It is also a springboard that the Army can use, such as recruiting foreign employees through its own company, screening overseas intelligence personnel, etc...

And, my age...

Although there is a possibility that young people under 19 years old may not be able to do things well, but based on their own wealth observation, it is obvious that this possibility is not high for them. Then, the rest of the advantages at this age are all: for example

, Easier to be fooled; Easier to be controlled; Easier to be brainwashed, etc...

"Almost, but that's not the main thing. To be more precise, General Roria hopes that you can become a middleman, a middleman who is inclined to the army."

"A broker?"

"Don't put it so harshly. He is a person who can mediate among various forces and resources from all walks of life. Just like this time, the Japanese will find you, hoping to use your resources to solve some problems. Sometimes our army also

There will be all kinds of troublesome problems that arise, especially in intelligence work.

You should understand... You have a good foundation now, and your relationship with Japanese consortiums is also good. If we help you this time, your value in their hearts will also increase, and you will develop along the way... This will be beneficial to us.

The activities of members of Japan's military intelligence brigade will be a great help and guarantee."

The colonel stood up, walked around to the front of the desk, jumped on the desk and sat down casually, while letting Carter smoke, and said slowly:

"In addition to Japan, do you also have investments in China? That land is still relatively unfamiliar to us now, and not many Americans are allowed to enter there. Moreover, our people are there,

It’s so eye-catching, we also need someone who understands Chinese culture to help us select suitable Chinese agents... These are your advantages that no one can replace at this point in time!"

"You really checked all the colors of underwear I wore today!"

Carter sighed. Since the other party can find out his relationship with the Japanese, it is impossible not to know about his pro-China attitude and his investment in China...

"In short, regardless of who you are, the level you are at, and the resources you have access to. Instead of being a...not to say mediocre in the combat troops, your results are still very good. But at best, they are just...

So what’s going on, why don’t you consider changing to a military position that can bring out your personal value more and help your business?”

The colonel, who didn't answer Carter's words, but basically acquiesced that he had thoroughly checked you out, continued to confuse:

“With us, not only will we not restrict your business, on the contrary, we will also find ways to help you make your business bigger. Because the bigger your business is, the higher the level of people you can come into contact with, they will help you.

Your business may also help our army! I think this is a win-win situation!"

"Can I think about it?"

"Of course, I'm waiting for your reply. But don't forget, the first thing is, after seven days, we will arrange for you to return to the country... Oh, by the way, you shouldn't object to this, right? I don't think I have yet

I’d like to hear your positive reply.”

"Why should I object, and, can I object?"

Carter shrugged, dismissing the politeness as an afterthought.

If we talk about the second thing, the invitation to join the Army Intelligence and Security Command, if we want to maximize our effectiveness, we must convince ourselves to accept it willingly. Then the first thing, it is purely an order.

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How can a little army cadet refuse such an order? Didn’t you see that all of us were being taken to the territory of these spies?

If you dare to refuse, there might be some bullies like the military police breaking in right away and starting to review you...

"I will remember the time. Also, can I go out? I have a friend in the First Armored Division. Now that I'm in Germany, I want to find him."

"Yes, Captain Sullivan will send you there, and you can also communicate with us on the way. It will be easier to cooperate after you return home!"

The first exchange between the two parties was quite pleasant as they were almost in the clear.

The colonel knew that Carter would go to Rick for advice, and Carter also understood that communication on the road... Indeed, this may be a consideration, but more should be... surveillance!

The two parties made a tacit agreement not to pierce the layer of window paper. They sat in Captain Sullivan's car and arrived behind the 1st Armored Division...

...

...

"Hey, your look is quite unique!"

Squatting on the street in West Berlin, looking at Rick, who was wearing a helmet and holding a rifle, patrolling with the active garrison and Federal German soldiers, Carter laughed mischievously and joked:

"What? No more wiping the tracks?"

He looked doubtfully at Carter, who looked like a grog on the side of the road, and then at the captain next to Carter. Before the squad leader on Rick's side could say anything, he saw the captain walking towards him.

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After some communication, Rick left the team...
Chapter completed!