Chapter 1163 Report and Decision

Through discussions with aviation experts, Director William Joseph Casey couldn't help but pay attention; flying saucers are not a trivial matter, and are even more worrying than stealth fighter bombers and ground-effect aircraft. After all, the display area of ​​this radar is smaller, and the illumination is the same in all directions, so there are no blind spots at all.

Then the question arises, what if the black cloud flying saucer forms a combat force and flies over the White House. At that time, the entire United States will be in danger. Even if Bao Zixuan does not dare, there is no guarantee that the Soviets will take the risk.

It is still too early to say this, but everything must be taken precautions. As the director of the CIA, we must nip in the bud all weapons and equipment that can threaten national security!

Even if you can't completely ban it, you still have to master the core technology. This is the bottom line. If Bao Zixuan doesn't agree, then he will be an enemy of the United States. William Joseph Casey would not dare to deal with the Black Cloud Group directly. After all, it is also the largest taxpayer in the United States, and it has not done anything to harm the interests of the United States. If you really make Mr. Bao anxious, you will definitely not get any good results.

In the United States, there are some concerns about companies that pay taxes legally. Even the CIA is the same. After all, these capitalists are very rich. Could it be that the two sides don't seem to have so much hatred if they go directly to carry out assassinations? Once exposed, the international impact will be on the one hand, and it is estimated that his own family will also suffer.

Everyone in business has money, and when you want to kill someone, you also want crazy revenge from the other person. Since you can't play hooligans, you must solve it through other ways.

Upon hearing that William Joseph Casey wanted to see him, Reagan directly asked his secretary to invite the person in. Not only is it a confidant issue, but more importantly, the other party's position is very impressive. As the director of the CIA, he has the right to meet with the president immediately.

The two major intelligence agencies in the United States, the CIA is mainly for external affairs, and the FBI is for internal affairs; the division of labor is still very clear. He came directly to the White House without prior notice; there must be an emergency, and Reagan did not dare to neglect it. If it involves national decision-making issues, opinions must be given as soon as possible.

Reagan said with a smile: "William, come here in such a hurry, is there something important?"

Reagan knew this confidant relatively well. Regardless of the other party's ability, he is not a targetless person and cannot come to the White House for no reason; especially during working hours.

William Joseph Casey didn't waste any time and showed the photo directly to Reagan.

After seeing the photo, Reagan was obviously stunned. Although he is the President of the United States, he is really not very familiar with this kind of saucer-shaped aircraft. I just know that the Germans developed it back then. As for the specific level, I’m not particularly sure. The country has too many things to deal with, including weapons and equipment research; the president certainly can't take care of it, and he doesn't understand. Participating hastily will only cause more trouble for yourself and the engineers.

Reagan: "Is this a flying saucer? Which country developed it?"

Even if you don’t understand, you still understand that this is not an American product. On the one hand, the major aviation manufacturing companies did not report it, and the US military does not have a budget for the flying saucer project.

If it is a product of an American company, it is definitely not a satellite image. You can just go and take pictures. If you show yourself such unclear pictures, I guess the CIA has no better way.

William Joseph Casey: "This is a picture taken by a satellite in the Xiangjiang area. It is basically certain that it is a flying saucer developed by the Heiyun Group for a test flight. And it looks like it should be the first test flight."

"The rise of Heiyun Group and Bao Zixuan has enabled us to have two satellites dedicated to monitoring the dynamics of Xiangjiang. Therefore, unless it is at night, it will never escape our eyes."

"The flying saucer is not painted with any paint, just to create reflections in the sun. Fortunately, our lens has a light filtering function. Although the effect is average, we can still see it clearly."

Hearing that it was the Black Cloud Group again, Reagan really didn't know what to say. The Plaza Accord has just been signed with Japan, West Germany, the United Kingdom, and France, which has already caused a lot of dissatisfaction in Japan and West Germany. Is it possible to sanction Heiyun Group at this time? Isn’t that just looking for trouble?

Hastily offending too many countries and companies is not conducive to the economic development of the United States.

Reagan: "What the aviation experts say is what the CIA wants to do about it."

"The national security of the United States cannot be compromised, and this must be remembered."

This is to kick the ball back to him. I am here to let you, the president, make decisions, not to give you suggestions. But there are some things that you really can't say like that, and most importantly, you don't dare. And you must answer the president's words. This is the most basic principle of being a subordinate.

William Joseph Casey: "Aviation experts analyzed that it is very likely that the Black Cloud Group obtained the technical data and drawings left by the Germans. After all, this flying saucer is very similar to the technical drawings we captured. It is said that it was made by one person. Your hands won’t feel weird either.”

"After 40 years, even if the two engineers can think of the same thing, there will be a little difference. After all, they cannot be the same person. So the question is, where did the Black Cloud Group get the intelligence? Analysts believe it may be the Soviet Union."

"The Soviet intelligence department has a very good relationship with Bao Zixuan. It is not difficult for them to secretly sell some technical information."

"You must know that during World War II, most of Germany's most important cutting-edge weapons production bases were occupied by the Soviets. It is not unusual at all to obtain technical information on flying saucers."

“And when we know that we don’t have the ability and technical strength to successfully develop the technology, it’s reasonable to come back with some funds.”

"Currently, this flying saucer has not yet formed combat effectiveness, but aviation experts have only given one year. In other words, after one year, the Black Cloud flying saucer will be a fully mature product and a huge threat to the United States."

William Joseph Casey reported the analysis of aviation experts to Reagan. Not to mention that it was really impressive, at least Reagan believed that the director had definitely used his brain and understood the ins and outs of the matter.

But analysis alone is not enough. Any decision made by the president must safeguard the core interests of the United States. It is an exaggeration to say that it cannot make mistakes, but at least it cannot allow the public to find faults.

Reagan: "Then what do you think we should do? It's not good to just ask them to hand it over. We must think of a foolproof plan."

It seems that he has not expressed his position, but he is actually telling the CIA not to go too far, and the methods should not be excessive. If someone is really bold enough to make Bao Zixuan misunderstand. It may not matter now, but after retirement, there's really no telling whether he can die a happy death.

William Joseph Casey was no fool and certainly understood what Reagan meant. I don’t want to offend Bao Zixuan. Is this kid that scary? There is still something going on between the two, and this possibility cannot be ruled out. Running for president requires a lot of money, and Reagan also needed the support of major financial groups and companies.

Apparently Heiyun's affiliated companies provided funds for Reagan's campaign, but the two seemed to have little friendship in private. Reagan's words caused the CIA director to misunderstand, but this did not seem to be a bad thing for both parties.

Now that Reagan had made his attitude clear, William Joseph Casey did not want to be a villain and said directly: "The best way at the moment is that the United States must also have flying saucers and try not to let the Soviets get them."

"Although this idea is a bit naive, it is really not difficult to operate."

I heard that the Americans won it and the Soviets were not allowed to have it. This guy really has such a great ability. You must know that Bao Zixuan has a very good relationship with the Soviets and they have cooperated on many projects together. If the United States dares to openly challenge the Soviet Union on this matter, it is estimated that the final result will not be too good.

Reagan: "If Director Casey has any good ideas, you can tell them. As long as they are appropriate, they will be implemented in accordance with the CIA's plan."

William Joseph Casey: "Share the intelligence to the military and ask them to send people to negotiate with Bao Zixuan. The most suitable candidate at present is General Ian Wright, who has some friendship with Bao Zixuan; plus he is in charge of the military procurement, which has been a great fit in the past.”

But this time I don't just want to buy a flying saucer, I must get all its technical information. Although it is difficult, the United States has no other choice.

"If all the technical information is not obtained, then a conflict will break out in the future. The saucer-shaped aircraft was not detected by radar and directly bombed the White House. It will be too late to regret by then."

"The opinion given by aviation experts is that only by mastering a complete set of technical data can we develop a countermeasure radar system and corresponding weapons and equipment."

"Therefore, negotiating with Xiangjiang was a good choice in the past. At least he would not break up with the other party easily. Moreover, Ian Wright's ability is absolutely unparalleled, and he and Bao Zixuan can still talk together."

Reagan finally understood why the other party came to him. The report was on the one hand, and he might also be worried that Ian Wright would not obey the CIA's instructions. This kid was really thoughtful. Fortunately, it's all for the sake of the United States. As for personal gains and losses, I don't care that much yet.

Reagan: "We have just signed the Plaza Accord with Japan, West Germany, France, and the United Kingdom. Japan and West Germany must have opinions on this. We will meet with the new leader of the Soviet Union, Gorbachev, next month to discuss the destruction of intermediate-range ballistic missiles." The matter of missiles. Now the only thing that can maintain the security of the Soviet Union is their army. The Soviet military must be disintegrated from within. It is still difficult to defeat this polar bear by force. Therefore, we must not go too far with other things. "We must clearly remember that the Soviet Union is the biggest enemy."

Hearing this, William Joseph Casey certainly understood what it meant. Perhaps this is the pattern of the president, who sees things much more profoundly than he does; otherwise, how could he become the boss of the country!