Obviously, this is a change brought about after today's conversation with Fang Lang.

Seeing the performance of his wife and daughter, General Clark smiled helplessly from the two of them, then turned to look at Fang Lang, waiting for his answer.

Fang Lang saw him looking at him, thought for a moment and said:

"The U.S. Navy can sell the aircraft carrier in the best condition to us instead of keeping it for itself? How is that possible?"

Although, Fang Lang knew that there was a big difference between the aircraft carriers of this era and those of later generations, and the technological content was far from as advanced as that of later generations.

However, in this era, it is indeed the most advanced aircraft carrier.

Fang Lang thought that it would be great if the Americans agreed to sell one, but he never dared to think that he would have the opportunity to get the best one in active service.

This is just asking for shit.

Seeing that Fang Lang didn't believe it, General Clark smiled and said:

"You are not an American soldier, so you don't understand what is the biggest issue at the top of the U.S. military right now?"

This topic was obviously not something that Fang Lang had been able to come into contact with before. He said uncertainly:

"Is it confidential?"

General Clark was stunned, then looked at Fang Lang and smiled with satisfaction. It seemed that this guy who was a bit greedy in his eyes was not a person without a bottom line.

"Don't worry! This matter is known to everyone at the top levels of the U.S. military and political circles. It is not a secret."

Then there is nothing to be afraid of. What Fang Lang likes to hear most is other people’s secrets.

Although General Clark said it was not a secret, for some people at a certain level, some things are just a topic of conversation after dinner, but for most people, they are secrets that they will never have the opportunity to come into contact with.

"Oh! I really don't understand this. I wonder if it's convenient for you to tell me."

Now that General Clark has opened his mouth about this topic, of course he is ready to tell Fang Lang about it.

Mrs. Clark and Sophia were even more surprised, looking at Mr. Clark in disbelief, because in their minds, General Clark was a person who never discussed official matters at home.

I never talk about news in the military at home, but today I actually talked about the secrets of the top brass of the U.S. Navy with Fang Lang, a man from the Brazilian Navy, in front of the two of them.

The two of them didn't know what was going on, and they were a little worried about whether they would be caught.

General Clark noticed the expressions of the two men, smiled and said to them:

"Don't worry! This kind of thing is not a secret."

Then he said to Fang Lang:

"Do you know the conflict between the U.S. Navy and the Army?"

Hey! Is the topic such a big one? Fang Lang had never heard of this topic, and his curiosity was fully aroused.

He shook his head and said:

"I have heard that there is a deep conflict between the Japanese Navy and Army, to the point where they are holding back.

However, I have never heard of it in the United States."

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