Major Robert tossed a folder to Dennis, then picked up the coffee cup on the table and took a sip:
"The Federal State Department formulated an operation plan named 'Justice Assistance' in 1984, which mainly aims to combat global terrorism targeting America. The plan hopes to collect real information clues at a high price to strike against those terrorists, to protect the lives and interests of American citizens abroad, and to maintain American national security. The results have been rather good; so far, about twenty people have made around ten million dollars in rewards by providing reliable intelligence to America."
As Dennis flipped through the information in his hands, he asked, "So, me and my group of elite army men suffering from severe syphilis, idiocy, vision and hearing deficiencies, and other occupational diseases are responsible for collecting valuable intelligence in this area to help the army make some extra money from the State Department?"
