Can You Make A Nuclear Weapons Too?

[Where's that? Even their possession of a reprocessing facility didn't stop them in the end. As a result, Japan already has dozens of tons of plutonium that can be converted into nuclear weapons at any moment. But do you mean that we won't even allow the abolition of the distance guideline?]

She couldn't say anything and just bit her lips.

In terms of atmosphere, this is the limit.

Now is the time to change the pattern of conversation by stating the benefits of lifting our missile range restrictions rather than pressure.

[If we have missiles capable of hitting all of China, the US can contain them without much effort. So, wouldn't it be better to completely abolish it at this opportunity rather than a haphazard revision?]

[It's China, but what about Japan? You don't think the Japanese government will just look at it, right?]

[Of course, it is natural for the Japanese backlash. But that's it, isn't it possible to get enough control in America, as you just said? In the worst case, it should be emphasized that Japan already has practically long-range missile technology.]

[··········.]

Her eyes slowly fluttered.

As soon as she started to wonder what she was thinking, she kicked her chair and stood up.

[I'm sorry, but I think I'll have to take a look at the atmosphere in the White House for a moment. Well, before that, let's make one thing clear. It would be natural for HVP's technology transfer items to include guidance systems and AESA radars, right?]

[Yes, of course.]

jump!

As her words fell, she raised her body.

After begging us for our pardon, she left the room right away, and she didn't come back after a while.

“Haha, this is bleeding. Although you have entrusted us with it, perhaps your Excellency is very impatient by now.”

The director of the National Intelligence Service said, wiping away the sweat.

My hand, looking at it gently, is also in a state of excitement.

As I was about to pull out his handkerchief and put his hand in his pocket, the head of the National Intelligence Service handed me a note.

-By the way, you don't want to hand over AESA as it is, are you?

Of course I don't think so.

The AESA we made was made with the assumption that even ballistic missiles falling from high altitudes could be intercepted.

Moreover, for efficient power operation, the element of the TR module was also based on gallium nitride, but it makes no sense to replace it with the revision of the range guideline.

-naturally······.

I also looked around and handed the paper.

In an instant, the head of the National Intelligence Service opened wide and looked at me.

"Is it possible?"

“It is quite possible.”

For example, changing the element of the TR module back to gallium arsenide... or removing some other functions would be enough.

Well it really doesn't matter

There will be no dramatic decline in functionality anyway.

Exactly what they want. That's just setting it up.

Besides, they don't even know the exact specifications of the AESA we developed.

The head of the National Intelligence Service showed a light of relief.

Deep down, he must have wanted to avoid as much as we used up all of our tiles.

- But what do you think of Managing Director Jin? Will the United States ever accept complete abolition?

- Probably impossible. This is especially true in the Democratic Party of Japan, where Japan's influence is strong. However, we cannot offer a level that we cannot accept, so we will have to wait and see.

The chief of the National Intelligence Service was sullen and wrinkled the notes he was giving and receiving.

Can't I understand that feeling?

It's China and Japan, and if it's something that happens on the Korean Peninsula every time, I'm fed up with those people who rush at me with double wicks.

Bump!

Then, the Secretary of State, who had gone out for a call, came in again.

Then she suddenly took off her jacket and put it on her chair, and she looked very serious.

[Hmm······.]

She let out her long sigh before spitting out her words.

What was she thinking, she immediately looked at me and shook her head.

[First, let me give you the opinion of the White House. Complete abolition of the ROK-U.S. missile guidelines is impossible.]

[··········.]

[However, the complete lift of the warhead weight limit. And range up to 3000 km. That is, it is proposed to allow even the development of MRBM.]

It was just something we could accept.

Since there is no war going on against the United States anyway, the range is meaningless beyond that.

The moment she was about to nod her head at the thought that she wasn't lucky, she suddenly twisted her lips and spoke her words.

[And, as Mr. Jin argued, in consideration of equity with Japan, the development of space launch vehicles based on solid fuel is also allowed. How about, are you satisfied with this?]

Whoops.

The head of the NIS and I looked at each other at the same time.

In fact, it means that the guidelines have reached the stage of abolition.

If it hadn't been for the seat, I'd probably have left cheering.

[Okay then, let's wrap up the story about the skill exchange we didn't finish earlier.]

The Secretary of State, who looked at our expressions for a moment, changed his posture and said,

ok, it was still there.

[I'm just saying this, but Mr. Jin knows what it means to pass the turbine blade technology of Whitney to Jae-woo, right?]

that's natural

Handing over engine technology means that the United States will no longer bet on Jaewoo's own fighter development problem.

Actually, that's why I'm stuck on that issue more.

Worst case, even if we don't take over Motorsich, this could be the next best thing.

[of course.]

[If you do, I will let you know the result. Now, Vice President Janssen of Fret & Whitney is coming here. You know what that means, right?]

Instantly, I felt a shiver all over my body.

As if surprised, the head of the National Intelligence Service suddenly grabbed my chin and gave me strength.

“I didn’t know you would allow that, did you?”

It was a question I was skeptical about too.

In fact, her engine skills were more symbolic, as she just emphasized.

But the reason Gerey allowed it, perhaps for practical reasons?

In other words, even if we acquire turbine technology, it is probably because of the confidence that it will be impossible to develop an engine that reaches their level.

[Congratulations. In the end, you got everything you wanted.]

But now she overlooks my existence.

I have already secured many future technologies.

Therefore, there is a high possibility that we will create it, and when it becomes a reality, we will probably regret today's decision forever.

[Thanks for the decision.]

[Thank you. As Mr. Jean said, it was just a reasonable deal. Of course, the technology transfer issue has to be approved by Congress, but that shouldn't be a concern. After all, Congress is well aware that the benefits are greater for us, and we can't deny the Army's demands to the end.]

Whoops.

I immediately reached out her hand towards her.

A strong force was felt in her hands.

******

"I'm going to die..."

It is extremely painful to open my eyes today.

Last night, the result of a late drinking party.

If I'm at this point, Janssen will probably be dead.

eating.

Memories of the previous day flashed back one by one.

The technology exchange agreement, which was made with the Secretary of State as an intermediary, ended in an instant, and after that, Chairman Janssen followed me all the way to the hotel, ignoring my words that it was all right.

And the drinking party that followed.

It was around three in the morning when he returned, so he had been drinking for five hours.

‘If I had known it would be like this, I would have ripped off one more thing…….’

Fret & Whitney's reaction was more positive than I thought.

After all, they probably didn't want to miss the opportunity to expand their business.

Moreover, it seems that Japan's technological prowess, which is gradually narrowing, was not in a situation to be ignored any longer.

-Anyway, Japan will soon produce an engine that is close to ours. No, if their technology level is high, they can create something superior in terms of power generation. So, in fact, it was best for us to get the ransom when we could get it right. It's just that it wasn't possible because the government and parliament didn't approve it.

Suddenly, I remembered what he said at the party.

How surprised I was at his words, as if he knew the future.

In fact, historically, Japan succeeded in developing the XF-9 engine in the future, and as a result, the turbine inlet temperature was a whopping 1800 degrees. And it creates an engine with a power generation capacity of 180kW.

‘By the way, the fact that the story of Motor Shichi doesn’t come out in the end, it seems that the lobby in Japan is really serious……..’

That was very sad.

But there's no need to despair, I've already stopped arguing over our engine development problem.

In other words, even if it cannot take over Motorsichi, the burden on that part is less.

"Hmm······."

However, I have no intention of giving up like this.

The reason is also the know-how of manufacturing large aircraft.

Only with that will we be able to make tactical controllers or anti-submarine patrol aircraft in the future.

‘I can’t miss the opportunity to turn the game around with them.’

I immediately got up and called Ryan.

Maybe I woke up, I heard a tired voice.

[Are you still sleeping?]

- Don't talk. He ran all night yesterday and his head feels like it's going to break. I actually met Republican Senator Michael yesterday.

[Because of Motorsitch?]

- Then I guess I was crazy and drank all night with the old man.

[So, what happened?]

- Of course, I got a positive answer. By the way, Congressman Michael is a famous anti-Japanese pariah, so he was the first to try to contact him, but as it turns out, his eyes changed when he talked about it.

[Why does that yangban hate Japan?]

- He said that his father lost his life to the Japanese in the Battle of Saipan.

It was a cliché, but it was the most obvious reason.

The trough of feelings for the beings that killed my parents isn't actually that easy to fill.

[Good work. By the way, do you see any possibility?]

-what?

[It’s about finding the weakness of lawmakers who took money from Japan.]

- No need to worry about that part. Senator Michael is a master in that area.

[If that's the case, I'm glad I did. Well, don't worry, I'll send you the necessary expenses as soon as you get back to Korea.]

The call ended with that.

The time is already 11 am.

There was only an hour left until the meeting time for the return trip, so I hurriedly packed my things.

“Come this way.”

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Chairman Lee Yong-moon waving his hand towards me.

Judging by his facial expression, he seems to have accomplished quite a bit on this visit as well.

“Do you think there was a satisfactory result?”

“Are you just satisfied? The people in the industry I met over the two days would be one truck. Of course, not all of them will lead to results, but there are many places where cooperation between China and China will help the development of Samjong.”

He glanced at me at the end of his speech.

Your eyes as if you were wondering how I was.

It seems that he was guessing that there was a special reason for my visit to the United States, as someone might not be the best informant in the business world.

eating.

Instead of answering with a smile, he stood up.

[All members of the Korean business group, please board immediately.]

The announcement that just comes in is prompting us to board.

I got on the plane first with the desire to give my exhausted body a rest as soon as possible.

“Executive Director Jin. Let's see.”

But just as I was about to find my seat, the head of the National Intelligence Service caught me.

Rest is bullshit.

my salesman is like that

“What are you doing?”

“Your Excellency is looking for you.”

“·················ogue.”

******

“It was a lot of work.”

The president's face was full of fatigue.

After all, how easy is it to travel abroad at that age?

Moreover, he must have suffered an entire day due to the range limitation problem, and it would be strange if he hadn't been mentally exhausted.

“It was a lot of work yesterday. Thanks to this, it is clear that there is at least one thing the government will present to the people.”

“What do you have to worry about? Anyway, I was hoping for a profit that would come back to me. If the range is abolished, the new missiles to be developed will of course be covered by Jaewoo, right?”

It was said with the intention of nailing a kind of nail.

I mean, I can't just use my talents and take care of the government's profits.

The president smiled faintly as if he understood the meaning.

"By the way. Actually, there is something to discuss about calling Executive Vice President Jin separately.”

"which······."

“At first glance, I heard that as long as turbine technology is secured, it is now possible to develop an in-house fighter at any time, is that true?”

"That's right."

“If that’s the case, how about proceeding with the project to secure the next fighter in Korea through its own development? Just like Vice President Jin insisted last time.”

“·················ogue.”

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