So what the hell do you mean... If there is really a problem, why don't you just take it down?

Ordinarily, in this situation, it would be impossible for him to just take matters into his own hands.

Leaving aside Hill's strong background, the operations department is still vague. The key is his colleague Scott, who is also his alumnus!

Offending your colleagues on the front line is a taboo in the military - this is a place where people can die at any time!

But after thinking about it again, he decided to put it into practice: who had boarded those three starships, and what was the situation inside?

By the time he found out clearly that no one had indeed boarded those three starships, quite a while had passed.

There is no boarding inspection...this process is wrong!

Although there are various privileges and many hidden rules in the military, if the process is not right, it can be used to argue!

Interestingly, this person did not report it directly, but contacted Scott.

He tactfully reminded the other party that it seems that the three starships owned by your school friend have not been boarded and inspected.

Scott was a little confused after hearing this, I provoked you, tell me this?

The key is that we don't know each other very well. "I don't know whether they have been examined. What happened?"

When Scott learned that the Special Operations Department had sent such a notice, he was still confused.

He had the same idea as the other party: Aren't the people in the Operations Department... not very good at talking to each other?
Chapter completed!