Chapter 2690 Foreign Veteran

Author: Corgi

Chapter 2690 Foreign Veteran

"Mr. Major, we cannot continue to stay here. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! We have to go to a more forward place so that we can take valuable photos. At this point, we can't record anything with a telescope."

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Major Kovanov looked quietly at the American journalist leader beside him who spoke with a strange look. He was sure that the other party was serious and did not joke with him, and then he realized that he had to teach this American. Then Major Kovanov spoke slowly.

"Mr. Jefferson, are you mistaken? The scene you see in the telescope is a real battlefield, not you play gun battle games with your son with toys. Those scammers are not the kind and friendly neighbors next to your house. The guns in their hands can kill you at any time. Even so, do you still want to go up and take a look?"

Even though he had already said this, Major Kovanov obviously underestimated the courage of the American journalist leader, and his subsequent actions were even more unexpected.

"Please wait, Mr. Major, I have someone to recommend you."

"David, come here, come here."

Before Jefferson's words could be finished, one was carrying a camera and a shoulder bag, which was filled with content from unknown media workers. It looked like a busy postman, but more than a serious reporter, he immediately rushed over. He was standing not far from Jefferson and Major Kovanov.

"What do I need to do? Sir."

"Sir?"

Not to mention the other aspects of this young man, this strange name alone made Major Kovanov frown, but he had never heard of media people who used to call their boss "supervisors".

"For an introduction, this is my assistant, David Derek."

"David, this is Major Kovanov, our security leader and team leader, and now we have officially met."

Jefferson, who left a bad "first impression" on Major Kovanov, but did not know whether he knew or didn't care about this matter at all, was still willing to be the "introducer" and took the initiative to speak out and introduce Major David and Major Kovanov to get to know each other.

Major Kovanov had not shown anything yet and did not reply. David, who was "aware of his appearance", had already spoken out loud and quietly.

"Hello, Mr. Major. I am David Derek, Mr. Jefferson's assistant, and an intern reporter."

"Assistant? Intern reporter???"

It is true that what the young man in front of him does, where did he come from, and what position he is now, this has nothing to do with Major Kovanov.

But even so, Major Kovanov was still surprised that Jefferson actually led a young boy, a mere intern reporter, to the battlefield and went to such a dangerous place to record and interview on the spot.

According to the general understanding, shouldn’t this advanced and difficult interview be handled by veterans in this industry? What does this mean to pull an intern and a young boy onto the battlefield? And here is it to recommend it to yourself?

Major Kovanov realized that something was wrong. He didn't know the secret behind the abnormal appearance that he didn't know. It is likely that this matter is not as simple as it seems.

Soon, Major Kovanov's speculation was confirmed, and Jefferson's next words were truly surprising, and it could even be said that "all the three views were broken."

"Forgive me, Mr. Major, but please don't underestimate David."

"He is a veteran of the US Marine Corps. He has participated in actual combat before. He has seen blood with those Japanese monkeys with skeleton legs on the Pacific battlefield and fought with bayonets. Because one ear was blown off, the military doctor judged that he had lost half of his hearing and was not suitable for serving again. After he recovered from injury, he could not return to the team and chose to retire."

"I fell in love with David's excellent qualities. He is an outstanding young man, with rich practical experience, and a tenacious retired US Marine Corps soldier. I believe he can play his strengths on the battlefield. If you want to go deep into the field of interviews, I'm afraid no one is more suitable than him."

"If you trust him, you can even give him a gun. He will protect himself and complete the photo shoot at the same time, without worrying too much, let alone distract him. All you need to do is to bring him to the fire and give him enough instructions and guidance. David has good obedience, he is a real military man and will definitely execute your orders and requirements without any discount."

"Believe me, Mr. Major, there is no more suitable person than him."

"David can complete the task well without me sending more people alone, which is why I brought him here. David is eager to do something and bring hope to his difficult family. This is also his strong personal wish, and he also hopes that you can allow it. This is also one of our cooperation, right?"

The words of the old fox Jefferson can be used both soft and hard.

First, we talk about various rationality and public-private principles one by one, but finally we don’t forget to remind you that this is “part of the content of cooperation between the two parties.”

If the soldiers with bad tempers listened to this, they might be considered "What? I'm bullying at a low level, and I'll use my superiors to work together to suppress me, right?" For a moment, my blood and my head heated up, and it was impossible for me to collapse the conversation on the spot.

It’s a pity that Major Kovanov is not such a person.

Maturity and stability are labeled about his personality traits. He puts the overall situation first and performs his military duties. He prioritizes execution of orders and completing tasks at any time and anywhere. It is his most brilliant and outstanding quality.

There is something about this.

Not only did Marashenko, who assigned tasks to Major Kovanov, know that Jefferson, who is good at observation and accustomed to studying human nature, know that an old fox who has been living in media dye vats for many years and has basically been in contact with all kinds of people, it is not difficult to see through a simple and pure soldier, and know more about how to use this to transform it into self-advantage.

And this is also the main reason why Jefferson dared to say this and used the high-sounding "two-party cooperation" to suppress others.

He believed that his judgment would not be wrong, and Major Kovanov's answer after taking a deep breath was slightly different from what he imagined, but the overall direction was as expected.

"No, I don't agree to do this in principle."

"One of his ears was deaf, and he had been judged by the military doctor as unsuitable for continuing to go to the battlefield before retiring. Now you have to throw him back to the battlefield? And if what you said is true, have you considered the rationality of this, and have you considered it for a heroic veteran who has shed blood for your motherland? Is that how you are responsible to your subordinates?"
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