On the 33rd floor of Roland Building, Wall Street, New York, Johnson ordered two Mexican barbecue rolls and a large cup of coffee at a nearby fast food restaurant that he often visited, and walked into his office with him.

n&J International Trading Company, full name Nolan and Jiplin International Trading Company, is a company that just looks vulgar and ordinary.

But no one with a little brain will look at it like this.

Being able to place the headquarters on Wall Street where every inch of land is itself a testament to the goodness of n&J.

In fact, this international trading company that uses import and export various equipment is the best among tens of thousands of arms trading companies in the United States. Since it was established by two retired senior officials of the Ministry of Defense in 1971, the total amount of arms sold to the outside world has ranged from hundreds of millions to tens of billions of dollars each year. As an arms middleman who does not engage in production, this is a very impressive data.

As soon as he entered the office and sat down, he didn't even have time to use his own breakfast, Johnson heard a knock on the door, "Bang bang!"

"Come in……"

He put the breakfast he brought on the desk, and he responded without raising his head. Then, after a sound of pushing the door, the sound of his familiar young secretary immediately rang out.

"General Manager, there is an email you need to handle!"

Johnson looked up at the young beauty who walked into his office, and looked surprised and said, "Nina, what email is it?"

"You'd better take a look at it yourself..."

The female secretary named Nena was obviously a little worried. She took out a printed document paper from the folder she was holding in her arms and handed it to him with a smile.

Johnson nodded and said nothing. He has worked in N&J for several years and knew that there are many unknown rules within companies like them that specialize in arms trade.

He quickly took the printed document paper, picked it up and looked carefully, and couldn't help but frown slightly, looked up and asked her, "Is Mr. Smith here?"

Smith, whom Johnson mentioned, is the company's president and chairman. N&J has a complete division of labor. He is recruited by the company and is responsible for the company's contact customers, management of the company and financial management. He generally does not interfere in specific arms trade-related matters.

If this email is not a joke from outsiders, then it is really a big deal, but some of the things mentioned above are indeed more sensitive.

Nena shrugged, "The boss went to Florida for vacation..."

Johnson nodded, "I get it, you go out first!"

After driving the secretary out, he looked down at the document in his hand, with a thoughtful look on his face.

"M4a1 rifle 8ooo rod, m6o series general machine gun 2o group, FIm-92 "Sthorn" air defense missile 100 sets..."

Holding the paper in his hand, Johnson has been working in N&J for many years, and he picked up the tricks that he couldn't see.

After estimating the risks and benefits of the transaction in his mind, Johnson quickly got an idea, and immediately picked up the phone on his desk and dialed a number.

The phone rang for a while before I heard a lazy middle-aged male voice coming from there, "Joni, if you can't give me a satisfactory reply, let me understand why you disturbed my holiday. Then, on Thursday you have to invite me to a French dinner..."

Joni is Johnson's close name, which is naturally a joke. Obviously, the other party also understands that he will call to bother him, and it must be that the company has something to do.

"I'm afraid you'll treat this big meal, Mr. Smith."

After a smile, Johnson explained in detail to him: "The company's email received an email, and a foreign company wanted to purchase a batch of goods from us!"

"The number seems to be quite large, what do you want?"

Smith on the other side of the phone obviously became interested and asked with a smile.

"Some conventional weapons are estimated to be around 178 million US dollars. But these are all small heads. The other party also wants to purchase some sensitive things from us, including 50 Hellfire missiles..." Johnson said.

This time, Smith was obviously silent for a while before he heard him ask in a serious tone: "Who is the buyer?"

Although the Hellfire missile is an active equipment from the United States, it is not a non-sale product that is not allowed to be exported, and it is also exported to some allies.

n&J has a military background, so they are also responsible for handling some outdated equipment for the US side.

For example, the Hellfire missile has spanned nearly forty years from the original agm-114a model to the most advanced agm-114m/n/L.

The US 6 Air Force has successively purchased nearly 60,000 Hellfires. In addition to daily training and combat consumption, nearly 40,000 are still in warehouses.

Three-quarters of this stock are the oldest first-generation models, which not only occupies inventory, but are also far less powerful than the advanced new models of the second and third generations. Therefore, n&J is sometimes responsible for handling some old Hellfire missiles for the military, thinking that it will prepare funds to purchase updated third-generations.

So, for n&J, Hellfire missiles are not impossible to export, but the seller has to consider them carefully.

"Nebrina Trade Import and Export Company is a Brazilian who wants to buy this batch of goods..."

"Brazilian!"

When he heard that it was a Brazilian who wanted to buy it, Smith immediately breathed a sigh of relief, "I remember that the United States had provided 10 Apaches to Brazil before (the plot requires)..."

Because the Latin American policy that the United States has always implemented, the relationship between the United States and South American countries has not been very good since modern times. Brazil should be one of the few pro-American countries in South America. Especially after the current president came to power, he actively moved closer to the United States, which led to the fact that the United States had previously assisted a batch of active equipment to its military.

If it is a Brazilian who wants to buy it, I believe the military will not be able to block the owner. At most, a batch of older missiles may be selected on the model.

So, he agreed happily, "If it is Brazil, there should be no problem. As for the price and delivery date, please contact the Brazilians first. After I finish my vacation in two days, I will go to talk to the Brazilians in person!"

"All right!"

...

"...It's done well. After receiving the goods, I will also send the last remuneration to your account!"

After hanging up the phone, Sun Cheng let out a long sigh and a smile bloomed on his face.

Although he had made a lot of trouble, the batch of goods he wanted was basically obtained.

Just a few days ago, after he decided to get a group of Hellfire missiles and rocket ejection nests, and the aviation cannon strengthened his strength, Sun Cheng has been busy with this matter.

Because there are many sensitive items, it took him a lot of effort to get them.

Fortunately, his invasion ability is really amazing. He first locked in Brazil, a country that the United States may sell Hellfire missiles through investigation.

Sun Cheng then conducted a detailed investigation of several Brazilian companies specializing in importing and exporting arms. Soon, when an executive of the current Nebrina Trade Import and Export Company had a large number of bad transactions and private kickbacks, he used this person as a breakthrough and took the initiative to contact the other party for coercion and temptation.

In the end, he successfully forced the other party to agree to contact another American company with the export rights of Hellfire missiles that Sun Cheng had personally investigated, and completed the purchase according to his requirements.

ps:
Chapter completed!