Rebirth 1955 starts from the hunter

When the sun appeared on the horizon, the dozen or so remaining warships of Country M were already surrounded by the Sky Eagle.

In other words, the fleet that Lin Dong had already reserved was buried in the sea by Sky Eagle.

Of course, Lin Dong knew about this. Li Qingqing didn't dare to make such a big decision on her own.

But she herself did not expect that the effect of this sneak attack would be so good.

The original plan was that the Sky Eagle would retreat after three consecutive shots, and as for how many ships could be sunk, it all depended on luck.

The current result can only be said that the M country’s fleet was too arrogant and underestimated the enemy, and did not expect such a thing to happen.

In the eyes of this fleet that has been in Southeast Asia for many years, the Yellow Dragon Pirates are the strongest. If they encounter them, they will be halfway defeated.

As for the Sky Eagle, wasn't it scared away last time? I'm sure it will be no exception this time.

Although this sneak attack was very successful, it also caused great disaster.

In the days to come, I’m afraid the Americans will go crazy and cause trouble for Tianying.

If they were given the chance, using nuclear weapons against the Sky Eagle would be inevitable.

After taking care of the remaining dozen or so warships, Sky Eagle went straight into the Indian Ocean and sailed at high speed towards the northwest.

If we continue along this route, the next destination will be the Mozambique Channel, then the South African waters, and then the Atlantic Ocean.

Seeing this, many people will probably think that the Sky Eagle has caused a big disaster in the Asian waters, and the next step will be to go to the Caribbean Sea where the situation is more complicated to avoid the search of the US military.

As for why Tianying did this, the reason is easy to understand.

Country M may use nuclear weapons in Asia, but will it use them in Europe?

If used, would the continued damage to the environment caused by nuclear weapons cause public outrage?

Would the Sky Eagle really do this? Obviously it is impossible. It is like looking for a needle in a haystack for Country M to find the Sky Eagle in the 1.8134 million square kilometers of the Pacific Ocean.

Of course, the prerequisite is that the tail must be shaken off.

Lin Dong used the geographical knowledge he learned in his previous life to make the Sky Eagle pass through several narrow straits in the Indian Ocean. This way he could detect if he was being followed and confuse the sight of the M country fleet.

Just like when you are in the wilderness, it is difficult to detect if someone is watching you from a distance, but if you are in a small alley, you will definitely find it.

The Sky Eagles evacuated quickly according to the retreat route planned by Lin Dong for them, and gradually disappeared into the vast ocean.

The Sky Eagle disappeared and the world was shaken.

Country M, Presidential Palace conference room.

The lights in the conference room were dim, and the huge oval table was full of people.

The flag of Country M was hung on the wall, a battle map was spread out on the table, and the atmosphere was solemn and tense.

Outside the window, the night was as dark as ink, as if foreshadowing an impending storm.

General George Williams, Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Navy: "Everyone, the situation is clear to everyone. This pirate group called the Sky Eagle, which has been wreaking havoc in the waters of Southeast Asia for many years, actually attacked and destroyed our seven aircraft carrier fleets overnight!"

"This is a blatant provocation to our US Navy and a serious threat to global maritime security!"

Colonel Emily Roberts, chief of intelligence, pulled out some photos and information.

It was a report on the debris and materials analysis after the missile explosion: "General, according to our intelligence, the Sky Eagle Pirates' action was carefully planned."

"They took advantage of the cover of night and the complex sea terrain to launch a surprise attack on our fleet."

"According to the evidence we found, they are equipped with the most advanced intercontinental missiles currently available from Country D. This caught our navy off guard."

Lieutenant General Michael Johnson, Chief of Operations: "The Director of Intelligence is right. The strength of the Sky Eagle Pirates cannot be underestimated."

"Not only do they have advanced weapons, but their troops are also well-trained. They were clearly well prepared for this attack."

Major General John Smith, Commander of the Marine Corps: "So, General, how are we going to respond? The Sky Eagle Pirates have now disappeared on their way to the Mozambique Channel. We must develop an effective action plan as soon as possible."

Technical advisor Dr. Alan Harvey: "I recommend that the Mozambique Channel and its surrounding waters be monitored around the clock."

"This way, once the Sky Eagle Pirates show up, we can immediately discover their whereabouts."

Lieutenant General Susan Wilson, Chief of Logistics:

“The technical advisors’ advice is good, but we need to consider the logistics.”

"If we want to conduct a large-scale military operation against the Sky Eagle Pirates, our fleet, aircraft, and personnel will need sufficient supplies and resupply."

General George Williams: "What the Secretary of Logistics said makes sense. We must ensure that every step of the operation is foolproof."

"Now, please come up with specific plans and suggestions on how to destroy the Sky Eagle Pirates."

Lieutenant General Michael Johnson:

"I think we should first dispatch a thousand fast ships to conduct a thorough search to find the location of this little bird, and put all aircraft carrier fleets on standby."

"Then, we will use radar and drones to track their whereabouts. Once we find their location, we will attack them immediately without hesitation."

Major General John Smith: "I agree with the Secretary of War. We must find this bird first, otherwise all preparations will be meaningless."

Colonel Emily Roberts:

"This little bird did not return to the wider Atlantic Ocean, but entered the Indian Ocean. Its destination seems to be the Atlantic Ocean. Do you think those bastards from Country D will pick them up?"

Dr. Alan Harvey: "It is very likely that without the support of the bastards from Country D, this little bird would not have the courage nor the strength to attack our fleet."

"We can also consider sending out more drones for reconnaissance."

"Drones have good concealment and strong maneuverability, and can monitor the situation in various sea areas more flexibly."

Lieutenant General Susan Wilson: "Then, regarding the issue of logistics support, I suggest that we establish several supply bases around the Mozambique Channel in advance."

"This way, our fleet and aircraft can receive timely supplies and resupply during operations."

General George Williams: “Everyone’s suggestions are good. We have only one goal: to find this little bird and kill it to wash away the shame.

Major General John Smith: "So, General, do we need to cooperate with Eagle Country?"

"After all, this pirate group is a threat to global maritime security. It's not just a problem for our country M. The most important thing is that they have the bastards from country D behind them."

General George Williams: "I have considered this issue, but those gentlemen who claim to be nobles have long been frightened by this little bird. I am afraid that they will just work without putting in any effort."

"Of course, we can still exchange intelligence when necessary."

Colonel Emily Roberts: "General, I have another concern. This little bird has been active in Asian waters for many years. They are very familiar with the terrain and maritime environment of various islands."

"If they do not enter the Atlantic Ocean and turn back, and our fleet chases them directly without knowing the situation there, will this have an adverse impact on our operations?"

General George Williams: "This issue is indeed very important. Therefore, before taking action, we must conduct a detailed reconnaissance of the terrain and environment of the sea area where we need to advance."

Dr. Alan Harvey: "In addition, I suggest that we make full use of modern technology in the search."

"For example, we can use equipment such as sonar and infrared detectors, so that we can find them more quickly."

Lt. Gen. Susan Wilson: "So what about the cost and budget of the operation? This operation will certainly require a significant investment of funds and resources."

General George Williams: "I will report this issue personally to Congress and the President."

"I believe that in order to safeguard the security and interests of the country, Congress and the president will support our actions."

The meeting lasted for several hours in a tense yet orderly atmosphere.

Finally, General George Williams combined everyone's opinions and suggestions and developed a preliminary action plan.

At the same time, in the Eagle Cabinet meeting room

In the conference room, the lights were dim and solemn, and the huge oval conference table was full of people.

Outside the window, the night was as dark as ink, with the occasional sound of wind blowing past, seeming to add a bit of uneasiness to the upcoming discussion.

The important officials of the Eagle Cabinet had grim expressions on their faces. Their eyes were focused on the map in the center of the conference table, which clearly marked the situation in the Southeast Asian waters and the route that the Sky Eagle Pirates took to disappear in the Mozambique Channel.

Prime Minister Arthur Hawkins slowly stood up and cleared his throat. "My dear colleagues, we are gathered here tonight to discuss a major issue concerning the future direction of the Eagle Country."

"Not long ago, the Sky Eagle Pirates launched an attack in the South China Sea that shocked the world. They actually destroyed seven aircraft carrier fleets of Country M with just the power of pirates!"

"This is not only a provocation to the United States, but also a trampling of the entire international order."

"We must proceed with caution, taking into account our national interests and assessing the possible risks and consequences."

Defense Secretary William Fernandes frowned and tapped his fingers on the table.

"The prime minister is right, this attack is incredible."

"The strength shown by the Sky Eagle Pirates has far exceeded our understanding of pirates."

"They have the most advanced weapons and equipment, and their tactical command is also excellent."

"I think we must immediately activate our national defense plan and strengthen our maritime defenses in case they attack us."

Foreign Minister Emilia Roberts nodded slightly, with a hint of worry in her tone, "I agree with the Ministry of Defense's point of view, but we also need to consider the diplomatic impact."

"Country M has sent us a signal for help, hoping that we can provide military assistance."

"However, through this attack, we should understand that the Sky Eagle Pirates are extremely vengeful. Once we get involved in this dispute, we may face their endless revenge."

"We need to weigh the pros and cons and make the most sensible choice."

Intelligence Minister Edmund Harvey pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and said, "According to our intelligence analysis, the Sky Eagle Pirates are not a lone wolf group. They may be backed by the military of Country D."

"I think we should first find out their details and then formulate a response strategy."

"As for Country M's request for assistance, we can first provide some non-military assistance, such as intelligence sharing, humanitarian aid, etc., to maintain our neutral position."

Economics Minister Frederick Saunders sighed softly and looked out the window at the night.

"This crisis also poses a considerable threat to our economy."

"The waters of Southeast Asia are one of our important maritime trade routes. Once piracy activities become rampant, our import and export trade will be seriously affected."

"Therefore, we must take action as soon as possible, whether it is strengthening maritime escort forces or promoting international cooperation to combat piracy, both must be put on the agenda as soon as possible."

Admiral George Moulton, a burly man with a resonant voice, said, "As the Admiral, I strongly recommend that we immediately increase our maritime patrols and keep a close watch on the Sky Eagle Pirates."

"At the same time, we also need to strengthen cooperation with the navies of other countries to jointly combat piracy."

"If we can track their movements, we have a chance to destroy them before they strike again."

"Of course, this requires us to invest a lot of resources and manpower, but it is worth it for the security and interests of the country."

Arthur Hawkins (Prime Minister) stood up again and looked around. "I have heard the opinions of my colleagues. Now let's summarize."

"First of all, we must maintain a neutral position and not easily get involved in the dispute between Country M and the Sky Eagle Pirates."

"But at the same time, we must also strengthen our own defense capabilities and ensure our maritime security."

"Secondly, the intelligence department must intensify its investigation into the Sky Eagle Pirates and find out their details and intentions as soon as possible."

“The economic sector should pay close attention to the impact of piracy on our economy and formulate appropriate response measures.”

"Finally, the navy must strengthen patrols and cooperation and be ready to respond to possible crises at any time."

William Fernandez (Secretary of Defense) added, “The Prime Minister said it well, but I think we still need to have a concrete action plan.”

"For example, we can first send some fast ships to conduct reconnaissance near the Mozambique Channel to understand the movements of the Sky Eagle Pirates."

"At the same time, we can also strengthen military cooperation with other countries to jointly deal with the threat of piracy."

Emilia Roberts (Minister of Foreign Affairs) nodded in agreement. “I agree with the Ministry of Defense’s proposal. In addition, we can also launch an international anti-piracy initiative and encourage more countries to join us.”

“This will not only increase our strength, but also enhance our international influence.”

Edmund Harvey, "As for intelligence, I have arranged for personnel to conduct an in-depth investigation of the Sky Eagle Pirates."

"I believe that we will be able to get some useful information soon."

"At the same time, we will strengthen cooperation with other intelligence agencies and share intelligence resources together."

Frederick Sanders: "Economically, I have developed an emergency plan to deal with piracy."

"We will strengthen communication and cooperation with our trading partners to ensure that our import and export trade will not be greatly affected."

"At the same time, we will also increase investment in maritime transport safety and improve our risk prevention capabilities."

George Moulton: "On the Navy side, I am fully prepared. We will increase patrols to ensure the safety of our waters."

"At the same time, I will maintain close contact with the navies of other countries to jointly deal with possible pirate threats."

In the meeting room, all the important officials nodded in agreement.

They knew that the crisis faced by pirate groups such as the Sky Eagle and the Yellow Dragon was not only a test for the Eagle Country, but also a challenge to the entire international community.

It is no longer a matter for a single country, but requires unity and joint efforts to gain benefits from this crisis.