Jack still underestimated the CIA's urine, the thick stack of materials in the file bag, the information that people can obtain is actually less than an A4 piece of paper, and a large number of blacked out content gives people a feeling that it is purely amusing you.

It took ten minutes to read all the information, and someone summed up the mission in just one sentence, "Something happened near Mexico City recently, and a big drug lord angered some of the bigwigs in the upper echelons, so they decided to use seals for a decapitation operation." ”

"Why did I find you?" Dana Moge had an interesting look in her eyes.

Jack shook his head, he really didn't know, he could only roughly guess, "Maybe it has something to do with the previous joint operation in Mexico, and the SEAL B team that was assigned this time I have dealt with before, so there should be this factor." ”

The female boss's expression was a little melancholy, "The mission has been more than four months, and our cooperation with NYPD has just improved a little."

Jack showed an expression that you are not teasing me, and Frank Morgan looked at himself with a look that was about to change to his son, and this was only a little better in her mouth? Could it be that the ultimate goal of the female boss is to get herself into the Reagan family?

Danny Regan's temper is indeed very much to his appetite, Jack really doesn't mind being a brother with him, although Frank is very deep in the city and can be called an old man, but he really has nothing to say about his family, and it seems good to be his junior.

But if you really want to be a relative or something, Sister Erin is a little over-the-top at this age, and it is enough for her to have the two royal sisters, Zoe and Maureen, and there is no need to specialize in the top furnace of the 40-way aunts.

The mission time given on the information is more than four months, including three months of adaptive training, and the requirement is to participate in the whole training of Team B, that is, the so-called liaison officer, in the actual mission, there is a high probability that he will follow the seals.

Although he and the B team led by Jason Hayes have fought side by side twice, once against brainless ogres, and the other time they simply waited on the island for the other to save themselves.

If it was the first time he dealt with those ogres in New Mexico, Jack could still be regarded as a soy sauce, then when he was on Hollow Island, because of the initiative of him and the PMCs, by the time the seals arrived, the overall situation was basically decided.

Therefore, when he saw the training requirements of those three months, Jack was fiercely moved, during this time, he solved a lot of cases, saved a lot of system gold, and his skills hardly increased.

Life skills are all based on daily self-exercise, not unnecessarily he will not waste gold coins on it, and in terms of professional skills, he wants to learn some skills such as parachuting, airplane piloting, diving, etc., but he has never had the opportunity.

Isn't this opportunity coming now, it's the Navy Seal Team 6, the old American T1-level special forces, each member of the team is required to master a large amount of combat knowledge and skills, can go to the sky and the sea, and needs to be proficient in the use of various weapons and vehicle driving.

Training with them for three months may have been quite painful for others, but for Jack, it was pie in the sky.

Although Jack, the FBI, has not had much contact with the military system, after coming into contact with the Navy SEAL Team 6 led by Jason Hayes, he also got to know the special forces of the United States, and knew that they are mainly divided into three levels, T1, T2 and T3.

Generally speaking, such as the well-known special forces directly under the 101st and 82nd Air Assault Divisions of the Army, the Navy and Land Strong Reconnaissance Company, the Navy Mobile River Wetland Squadron (NRF, the boat squadron in the movie "Operation Brave"), the Air Force 124 Mobile Squadron (formerly known as the 64 Intruder Squadron), etc., are classified into the T3 sequence.

These T3s are not so much special forces, but actually have the flavor of those ace troops on the other side of the Pacific, which are relatively basic and have a wide range of responsibilities, including training, auxiliary mission execution, intelligence collection and analysis, and so on.

T2 is the Army's 75th Rangers, 160th Army Aviation (SOAR), Navy SEALs and their subordinate Rapid Reaction Units, Marine and Land Special Assault Squadrons (MRRs), and Parachute Rescue Squadrons (PJS), among others.

This level of special forces has combat capabilities far beyond ordinary combat forces, and participates in a wide range of special operations missions, including but not limited to counterterrorism, overseas deployments, and domestic security operations, as well as conventional operations, somewhat like a panacea.

T1 is generally thought to be only five: the Combat Operations Group (CAG), the Navy SEAL Six (actually renamed the Navy Special Operations Group DEVGRU), the Air Force's 24th Special Tactical Squadron, the Army Intelligence Support Operations Group (ISA), and the Ranger Reconnaissance Company (RRC).

Those who have watched the movie "Black Hawk Down" should know something about the Delta Force, and Nicolas Cage's character in "Air Prison" is set in the Cavalry Reconnaissance Company.

These T1 units are basically part of the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), and in many cases, these special forces will not be used individually, but will be organized into a joint operations group, using the different specialties of each branch of the military to conduct joint operations.

For example, in the prototype of the movie "Black Hawk Down" "Operation Elyn", the actual participation includes the Navy Seal Team Six, Delta, the Air Force's 24th Special Tactical Squadron, as well as the Army's 75th Ranger and 160th Army Aviation in the T2 sequence, as well as the Army's 10th Mountain Division responsible for support.

Compared with the low-key Delta Force, the SEAL Team 6 that often appears in film and television works has a bit of a star force, but being famous does not mean that they are the strongest, and in reality, their expertise is more inclined to amphibious operations.

But this is enough for Jack, for him now, enriching his skill tree is the main purpose, with a lot of system gold in his hand, light up the skills and distribute them as needed.

Therefore, although the female boss was a little reluctant, the task was pressed down from above, and Jack nodded, and no matter how reluctant she was, she could only release her temporarily.

Soon Rossi was on the phone, and he had been informed much earlier and in more detail about a highly sensitive covert operation against a major drug lord who had been running rampant in Mexico for nearly two decades.

More information Rossi is also inconvenient to reveal on the phone, and when Jack goes, he will naturally know that it is nothing more than the same old thing, not only to deal with drug cartels, but also to guard against the corrupt Mexican officials.

It seems that the C.I.A. has learned some previous lessons, or that some "unexpectedly" re-elected Mr. President has decided to step up, this time with the authorization coming directly from the White House and using special operations SEALs.

Jack was asked to report for three days to Virginia Beach, a small town in Virginia where the Osiana Naval Air Station, also known as the Apollo Soucek Airport, is home to Team B, and family members generally live nearby.

(End of chapter)