The captain looked back at Li Changheng who had been silent all this time, saw him nodding to himself, then picked up the walkie-talkie again, and gave orders to the helicopter dozens of nautical miles away.

"Haiying 1, Haiying 1, order the marines on the helicopter to prepare for forcibly landing on the suspected submarine at any time, so as to prevent the other party from destroying the criminal evidence."

There was nothing wrong with this order, but the marines on the helicopter were upset.

Helicopter rappelling is inherently dangerous, but landing on an unknown submarine at sea is even more dangerous.

It’s okay to be injured by collisions, falling into the sea, etc., minor injuries and persisting in the sea for an hour or two until the arrival of the frigate should not be too dangerous.

But if the people in the submersible come out with weapons and shoot, then both the Marine Corps and the helicopter will become targets.

However, there is no room for bargaining in military orders. If you don't obey, you will go to a military court. The consequences may be more serious than risking surrender.

Therefore, Li Changheng regretted not being able to see how the marines forcibly boarded the submersible.

Fortunately, the results are not bad.

Perhaps it was because of the sight of two reconnaissance planes circling at low altitude around the helicopter.

The two submarine pilots, who knew that they would not be able to escape, did not really fight desperately.

After the first Marine Corps soldier boarded the submarine forcibly, and slammed the top cover of the submarine with the **** of his rifle, shouting such words as "don't do stupid things" and "surrender at most ten years in prison".

When the frigate arrived near the submersible, there were already four members of the Marine Corps pointing guns at two drug dealers kneeling on the submersible, waiting to be received.

A few minutes later, Li Changheng stood on the side of the frigate, watching two drug dealers being crushed onto the frigate.

Then one by one, the tight packages wrapped with tape were put into the net bag of the kayak crane by the soldiers of the navy, and sent to the deck of the frigate.

It took more than a dozen installations before all the contents in the submarine were transferred.

"SIR, according to preliminary estimates, has at least 7 tons of flour and 400 kilograms of tobacco leaves. This should be the largest amount seized in the history of world seizures."

After finishing speaking, the captain of the frigate looked at Li Changheng with a somewhat excited expression, "Gong, congratulations, DEA's contribution this time is far greater than the 5 tons of flour seized in New York last year."

"No, Major Brett."

Li Changheng shook his head with a smile, patted the captain on the shoulder and said, "I should congratulate you and everyone in the entire exercise fleet.

Even if you and the other four captains are unable to command cruisers or other better ships for the time being, I believe that your military rank will be raised by one rank in a short time.

It's not a problem to even go up two levels, and then transfer away from the front line. "

"I,,,."

Major Brett looked at Li Changheng in disbelief, and Li Changheng thought about it for a few seconds, probably because Brett's adaptability is really not bad, and he wanted to win him over.

He opened his mouth and explained, "The credit this time was just a small accident during the exercise. When we returned to the base, the DEA people jumped out and took part of your credit, understand?"

"this,,."

Although Major Brett couldn't understand for a while why Li Changheng spent so much effort, instead of simply taking all the credit away.

After all, the officers of the frigate Raid never thought about how much credit they would have at the beginning.

But now it can be divided into half, and Li Changheng personally promised that he will be promoted to at least one level, and then as long as he passes the training, he can be promoted to the captain of the cruiser.

Or if you want to get out of the front line, you can go to the office with the rank of colonel, which is already an extremely generous reward.

So Major Brett, who couldn't figure it out for a while, simply didn't want to.

He saluted Li Changheng politely, and Li Changheng held him and chatted for a long time until all the follow-up matters were settled.

The two returned to the command room, reported to the above, and returned to the voyage.

A day later, the Assault and three other frigates returned to the San Diego Naval Base. Not only the DEA and a dozen reporters boarded the ship.

Even the deputy director of the Department of Faculty, who was in charge of dealing with the DEA, and the deputy chief Benjamin Arthur who decided to rush over after receiving a call from Li Changheng, also appeared on the deck of the Raid and accepted interviews with reporters.

This kind of thing that can appear in the eyes of all Americans is definitely a good thing for politicians.

The deputy head of the department can still use responsibility and power to evade saying that he doesn't owe Li Changheng any favors.

Of course he would not do this, but because of this capture, Benjamin Arthur reappeared in major media and newspapers across the United States, and he owed Li Changheng another big favor.

If you don't pay back in the future, then don't blame Li Chang Henry for using the media and other means to retaliate against him.

A few days later, following large-scale reports across the United States that the DEA united with the US Navy and seized 7 tons of flour, and a submarine dedicated to smuggling flour, it caused a sensation in the United States and the world.

While the media was carnivaling and ordinary people were paying attention and applauding, the DEA urgently submitted an application for forming its own sea and air patrols.

With the efforts of all parties, it was passed smoothly with few people opposing it.

After the DEA decided to locate its headquarters in Richmond, Virginia, the appropriation of 300 million U.S. dollars has not been fully received, and a full 200 million U.S. dollars has been spent.

Money is spent, of course there has to be something in return.

Not only has it signed agreements with two naval bases and airports in Virginia and California to dock, land and maintain patrol ships and aircraft.

It also received 4 patrol ships that are more advanced and more powerful than the largest coast guard ship, and 4 E2B-class early warning aircraft that the Navy intends to replace with E2C.

Smaller patrol ships and some long-distance propeller aircraft are all models that the Navy will retire anyway, and they are basically the price of cabbage.

But these equipments are enough to deal with any 'reading' dealers.

And with a little maintenance, it will be no problem for ten or eight years, and at the same time, it can form combat effectiveness the fastest.

After the navy gets 200 million US dollars~lightnovelpub.net~, it will have the money to order new ships and other weapons and equipment from shipyards.

The DEA, the Navy, weapons manufacturing companies, and some politicians and lobbying companies in Washington have all made more or less profits, and the DEA will soon usher in a third period of intense expansion.

Li Changheng was worried that the DEA would be ginseng sand, but after receiving a call from Navy Lieutenant Admiral Raven Burner, this worry soon disappeared.

After nearly a thousand active-duty sailors, officers, pilots, and logistics personnel of the Navy retired, they directly joined the DEA after being interviewed by the DEA, and this trouble was immediately solved.

Of course, it's not all trouble free.

In the future, the bond of interests between Li Changheng and the US Navy will be further deepened.

However, considering that in the next few decades in the United States, the navy will always overwhelm other military services, Li Changheng feels that this matter is not a big trouble.

While Li Changheng's mouth was full of greasy food, the senior management of the Cali Group in Cali, Colombia became a little at a loss.

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