Reborn Brazil as a Plutocrat

Chapter 576 Return to Japan

Author: Durian Shield

Chapter 576 Return to Japan

The Far East at the end of 1949 can be said to be turbulent. Fang Lang led a Brazilian warship to appear in the Far East at this time, which had a great negative impact on the relationship between his hometown and Brazil. This would make his hometown mistakenly think that Brazil wanted to

Intervene in the internal affairs of your hometown.

But fortunately, Fang Lang is not completely disconnected from his hometown. He has already expressed his attitude to his hometown through private channels.

Of course he couldn't come over to intensify the conflict. In fact, no one could imagine Fang Lang's real purpose of coming over this time.

When three warships of the Brazilian Navy docked at the U.S. Naval Base in Japan at noon the next day, they were still warmly welcomed by the U.S. military.

Because the Brazilian fleet was invited to visit the port city this time and stopped by Japan for supplies. It was not a special trip to visit the US military base. Therefore, Fang Lang thought that the standards of the US military's welcome would not be particularly high. But this was not the case.

Fang Lang felt a little unbelievable when he looked at the neatly arranged military band at the military port, a familiar-looking vice admiral standing at the front of the welcoming team, as well as four or five rear admirals and more colonel officers.

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This specification clearly exceeded the standard! He was a little confused about what was going on at first, but after he carefully examined it and saw who the familiar Vice Admiral was, he no longer felt strange.

I originally thought that my trip to Japan would just be a stopover to replenish supplies, catch up with good friends, and provide some guidance on the group’s investment in Japan. But now it seems that things have undergone some unexpected changes!

"General Chambers, I haven't seen you for a long time. I didn't expect to see you in Japan."

As Fang Lang walked down the gangway, he smiled and greeted every general who came to greet him. One of his acquaintances was Vice Admiral Chambers of the U.S. Navy who had arranged for him to participate in the destroyer captain training.

"Haha. Long time no see, General Fang. Welcome to Japan."

The other party acted like a landlord, which made Fang Lang feel a little funny. The Fang Lang now was no longer the Fang Lang before, and Lieutenant General Chambers could no longer control him directly like before.

Although he is only a rear admiral of the Brazilian Navy, he has a very close relationship with the U.S. military, especially the U.S. Navy. Many retired officers in the United States now work for the God's Whip Military Contracting Company under Fang Lang, and even the U.S. Department of Defense

Many retired senior officials are senior consultants of this company.

Otherwise, based on Fang Lang's understanding of Lieutenant General Chambers, he would not come to the port to greet Fang Lang in person. At most, he would send a subordinate and invite him to sit in his office and that would be it.

Of course, Americans can now be regarded as the masters of Japan, and it is normal for the other party to feel that they are landlords. Fang Lang was not prepared to discuss this issue with the other party.

In this talkative welcome ceremony, everyone simply said hello, gave a military salute, and shook hands.

In the presence of several generals, Fang Lang's good brother John Clark, a colonel officer of the Naval Logistics Department, seemed very inconspicuous. After Fang Lang shook hands with nearly ten people, it was his good brother's turn.

For this good brother who helped him the most, Fang Lang would not just shake hands gently like others, but gave him a big hug very enthusiastically.

Such differential treatment naturally aroused doubts among some people in the crowd, but Fang Lang didn't care about it, and John Clark obviously didn't care about it either. Those who should know about his relationship with Fang Lang already knew it clearly.

Those who should know can only say that your level is not high enough.

The entire welcome ceremony was simple but solemn. Amidst the lively military music, Fang Lang shook hands warmly with every officer who came to greet him, and took photos with several generals. Finally, after taking a group photo, Fang Lang took a group photo with himself.

Several major officers here, under the greeting of Lieutenant General Chambers, slowly left the dock in a car.

As for the supply of warships, Fang Lang naturally does not need to worry about it. These are all handled by dedicated personnel from warships and US military bases. With John here, Fang Lang does not have to worry about the supply of his fleet at all.

Fang Lang was invited by General Chambers and left the dock in the same car with him. Before Fang Lang could speak in the car, Lieutenant General Chambers had already taken the initiative and said:

"General Fang, I wonder if your invitation to visit the port city has other tasks?"

Hearing such an rude question from the other party, Fang Lang couldn't help but frown. It seemed that the other party still really valued him!

But looking at the military ranks on the opponent's shoulders, Fang Lang understood that the others were lieutenant generals, and he was just a rear admiral. The others were lieutenant generals in the most powerful navy in the world, and he was just a rear admiral to their younger brother in America.

The other party is naturally qualified to have a sufficient sense of superiority.

"Of course there are other missions. This is a rare training opportunity. Since the Pacific War, our Brazilian Navy has not conducted this kind of long-distance navigation training for a long time.

This time we encountered many situations on the way over. The naval officers and soldiers were very unaccustomed to the severe cold climate in the North Pacific, and non-combat attrition was very serious. We must increase training in this area in the future."

When Lieutenant General Chambers heard what Fang Lang said, he couldn't help but understand that this boy was not telling the truth. He frowned with some dissatisfaction, looked at Fang Lang and said:

"General Fang, the situation in the Far East is very complicated now. If the fleet you lead suddenly appears in the Far East, it may add some unpredictable changes to the already very complicated situation. I personally suggest that you seriously consider this time.

journey."

Fang Lang certainly knew that the current situation in the Far East was very complicated, but it was far from serious to what Lieutenant General Chambers said. However, since the other party said so, he did not mind testing the other party's views on the situation in the Far East.

"Oh! General Chambers, you also know that Brazil is in far away South America, and I don't know much about the situation in the Far East. We also received an invitation from General Henderson of the Royal Navy to come to the port city for a visit. No,

Do you know what specific aspects of the tense situation you are talking about? Is it possible that with your powerful American Navy and the Royal Navy of the British Empire, who else can stir up any trouble?"

Facing Fang Lang's curious look, General Chambers wanted to spit on him. This was not the last century, and the speed of information dissemination was already very fast. He didn't believe that the other party had no understanding of the situation in the Far East.

Just rush in here blindly.

Just when he was thinking about how to expose the other party's disguise, Chambers suddenly noticed Fang Lang's skin color and thought that the other party did not seem to be a pure Brazilian mixed race, but a Brazilian Chinese.

Thinking back to what he learned about Brazil's policy of large-scale immigration from large countries in the Far East after coming to Japan, a flash of inspiration suddenly flashed in his mind.

"General Fang, you don't understand the current situation in the Far East. Do you want to come over and support Mr. Chang Kaishen?"

Hearing this, Fang Lang was stunned for a moment. What do you mean? I'm here to support Chang Kaishen. What is this? It's just that he didn't show a black question mark face.

"General Chambers, you must have some misunderstanding. As far as I know, the people who have been supporting Chang Kaishen seem to be your US government! We in Brazil have nothing to do with Chang Kaishen. How can I not be far away?"

Why do you come all the way to support the other party?

Besides, if I really came to support Chang Kaishen, wouldn’t it also be in the interest of the United States?"

After General Chambers heard Fang Lang's words, he showed a playful expression on his face, tilted his head and looked at the other person's expression and said:

"That's not right! General Fang, you have been cooperating with the Chang Kaishen government in the past few years and have immigrated more than 10 million people from here to your Brazil. Now you are telling me that you have nothing to do with them?"

Upon hearing this, Fang Lang immediately understood that the other party had misunderstood something, but this misunderstanding was not harmful to Fang Lang. It showed that in the other party's heart, he was still an absolute pro-American, and he might have come here just to help Chang Lang.

Keshen put pressure on the new regime in the Far East.

Fang Lang, who understood this, smiled slightly and would definitely take advantage of the situation to see what the other party meant.

His face changed slightly, and he pretended to be calm and said:

"Haha... Well, General Chambers, we only have a simple labor allocation relationship with them. We have signed a formal labor dispatch contract. This is a normal business behavior and has nothing to do with their government."

At this time, the more Fang Lang denied, the more his suspicion was confirmed in Chambers's eyes. He did not refute Fang Lang's words, but said sincerely:

"General Fang, I know that there is no official communication between you and the Chang Kaishen government. You came here at the invitation of the British Royal Navy.

However, I have to remind you that the current Chang Kaishen government has completely failed. It is really unwise for Brazil to come and intervene at this time.

Both our U.S. government and the British side have accepted the established facts and do not want new changes in the situation in the Far East, so I hope you can stand with us, the United States, again."

(End of chapter)