Although Fang Lang said that he would not mess around, John couldn't believe it. You must know that the Fang Lang now is not the original Fang Lang. With Fang Lang's current status, even if he did something in Japan

Neither the Japanese government nor the U.S. government can do anything about this matter that is so outrageous and resentful.

As for the other party's sudden change of topic, he was stunned when he asked about the commander of the Tokyo occupation forces. John had heard about Colonel Jason that Fang Lang mentioned. After all, although they belonged to different military branches, they all worked in Tokyo, and occasionally

You will hear the other person's name.

"Hey! You actually know Colonel Jason, but he is no longer in Tokyo. I heard that he was discharged during the last batch of disarmament."

Hearing this, Fang Lang secretly thought it was a pity. You must know that Colonel Jason had done bad things with him. This relationship can make them cooperate more tacitly when doing certain things.

But since the other party had retired from the army, he had no choice. It wasn't that he didn't trust John, but the fact was that the other party was only an officer in the Naval Logistics Department and had no actual military power and could not exert direct influence on the American occupation forces in Tokyo.

Moreover, there were some things that Fang Lang didn't want John to be involved in. After all, if these things were discovered, they might be implicated and might affect his future.

"Is it strange that I know Colonel Jason? You must know that I led the Marine Corps under my command as the Osaka occupation force.

At that time, the commander of our Osaka occupation force, Colonel Malik, and I had a pretty good relationship, and Colonel Jason and Colonel Malik were very good friends, and we also met once."

Fang Lang smiled and explained to John. When Fang Lang said this, John was relieved. However, John did not intend to easily expose Fang Lang's statement that he wanted to find something fun to do in Tokyo.

He was not defending the Japanese or fearing that the Japanese would be harmed, but he was a little worried that Fang Lang would get into unnecessary trouble because of this matter.

"I don't care about your relationship with Colonel Jason. However, you must tell me clearly what actions you want to take against this place. We don't have to care about what the Japanese think, but the current commander-in-chief of the Japanese occupation forces is

General MacArthur.

He is not an easy person to talk to, and if you cause any mess that cannot be cleaned up, he may directly detain you."
Chapter completed!