1094: Recognition

Recognition

There were less than ten thousand members in this unit, but they formed the unit that the president had the highest hope for. In the past, the commander of this special forces team was Chi Yuancheng. Later on, it became Chi Zehao, who later passed it on to Chi Yang.2

The three generations of the Chi family were all commanders of Eagle, which showed how much trust the president had in the Chi family.

Here, no one was allowed to enter the headquarters without the president's signature.

Eagle Special Forces set up base in a mountain range on the outskirts of Emperor District. Hundreds of miles within this mountain range were all under Eagle's control.

In spite of their small numbers, they had soldiers who specialized in various fields.

The army consisted of infantry, artillery, armored soldiers, engineering soldiers, chemical defense soldiers, and communications soldiers. The air force had soldiers who specialized in aviation, missile, and anti-aircraft artillery. Meanwhile, they also had soldiers who specialized in naval aviation and marines. Eagle was all-encompassing.

To most special forces units, it would be sufficient for their soldiers to be specialized in one particular field. However, Eagle members were the best among various military bases—each of them was one in a million. Almost all the First Sergeant in Camino were born from here. Therefore, all soldiers here were required to master all basic operations at sea, on land, and in air, and everyone had to be proficient in at least three types of combat methods.

Every year, the members of Eagle Special Forces would undergo an extremely strict test. If they failed the test, they would have to return to the military base from whence they came and retrain themselves before they could sit for Eagle's entry test again.

As for the subjects they would be tested on, their commander, Chi Yang, made the decision.

When it came to this insanely powerful commander, all the members of Eagle Special Forces only had one word for their Boss, in bold letters—recognition.

Under Chi Yang's leadership, Eagle Special Forces' overall strength grew at a terrifying speed. In merely a few years, they became the center of focus by various countries.

The car drove deeper into the mountain range. Even Chi Yang had to go through checkpoints after checkpoints before he could drive into the headquarters.

As a lieutenant general, Chi Yang's rank was the same as Leng Jinpeng's. However, to the military base that they reported to, Chi Yang's Eagle Special Forces Unit answered directly to the president. They were the most important team in the entire Camino. It would not be wrong to say that Chi Yang's rank as a lieutenant general had greater value than Leng Jinpeng's rank as a lieutenant general.

However, the Commander-in-chief's department did not exist here. Since it was a special forces unit, the highest command center was the combat headquarters.

The prison was located next to the combat headquarters.

Eagle's detainment was reserved for the most dangerous criminals—the kind where it was reasonable to worry if they would blow up the prison and escape. Furthermore, most of the criminals here were wanted extremely dangerous people on international Red Notices.

Nuannuan looked at the changing scenery in front of her, recalled something, and suddenly frowned.

Although Chi Yang was looking straight ahead, his senses were constantly on his wife.

After all, this was his wife's first time coming to the place he spent most of his life at. Therefore, he hoped that she would like this place too.

Sensing that his wife was frowning, Chi Yang quickly asked, "Nuannuan, what's wrong?"

Nuannuan paused. "Big Brother Chi Yang, I remembered something."

"What?"

"You said that from the beginning until now, Eagle has had three commanders and one acting commander. Other than Uncle Leng who took over the position of acting commander temporarily after your father passed away, the remaining three commanders were your grandfather, your father, and you?"

Chi Yang nodded.. "What's the problem?"

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