Hero of Hearts Novel Chapter 7164
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Chapter 7164
It was like a hastily assembled tour group.
How could they possibly have such strong unified action?
Someone exclaimed, βShouldnβt we quickly check everyoneβs survival status?β
βWhat if many of these people have already been killed or imprisoned?β
βWe canβt guarantee that all reliable people are psychopaths or extremists,β
βBut what if there are a few, and these few people have taken control?β
βDamn!β
The person in charge cursed.
βIf something truly horrific happened in Antarctica,β
βIβd be kneeling before the entire nation,β
βEven if I didnβt commit seppuku.β
He quickly ordered, βThe meeting is adjourned.β
βImmediately contact the families of all expedition members,β
βSubtly inquiring when they contacted their families and whether they can be 100% certain that the person contacted was them.β
βIf so, record it as βsurvivedβ.β
βIf not, record it as βquestionable.β Letβs assess the situation.β
Everyone immediately sprang into action.
Half an hour later,
Watanabe reported, βSir, we just tallied the numbers.β
βThe families have all video-chatted with them.β
βThey have internet access.β
βIt seems no horrific incident occurred.β
The person in charge breathed a sigh of relief:
βThatβs great, thatβs greatβ¦β
No one had died.
His initial worry vanished instantly,
Replaced by a profound sense of relief.
He said, βSince theyβre all alive, letβs try to investigate their current situation.β
βCould we request help from the US military?β
βIdeally, they could send a reconnaissance plane to check.β
Someone agreed: βYes!β
βAsking America for help is the right thing to do!β
βExaggerate the situation.β
βThe US has hundreds of research personnel in Antarctica.β
βTheyβll definitely take this very seriously,β
βAnd help us get to the bottom of it!β
The person in charge nodded:
βIn that case, report the situation to the Ministry of Defense.β
βAnd request that they contact the US for support!β
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When the US Department of Defense received the report from the Japanese Ministry of Defense,
The person in charge froze.
He found the information provided by Japan absurd and laughableβthe entire research team ha
What kind of logic led them to such an assumption?
However, based on their alliance,
They decided to help Japan confirm the situation first.
Therefore, the order was given to the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Requiring them to immediately develop a feasible plan to confirm the situation of the Japanese Antarctic research team.
The US military, with its rich war experience, quickly found a starting point for this matter.
No need to send commandos or scouts to infiltrate.
To determine if these people had betrayed the system, only one thing needed to be ascertained.
That is, whether this research teamβs machinery was resting at home or out working.
The government was wondering where the fuel had gone, werenβt they?
Fuel canβt be eaten or drunk.
Its only use is to refuel these machines.
If these vehicles were all at home, the American military wouldnβt need to waste time arguing with the Japanese.
There was most likely a problem with the fuel signal.
But if these vehicles werenβt at home,
This was a serious matter.
Because in the Japanese positioning system,
These vehicles had been at home without moving!
Therefore, a military high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft immediately took off from its base in South America, heading to Antarctica.
At this time, the Japanese research team was still carrying out Brovnenβs exploration requirements.
Almost all the functional vehicles were out.
Only a few open-top snowmobiles remained at home,
Because these things couldnβt be driven in extreme cold.
When the reconnaissance aircraft arrived,
The research team didnβt even notice.
Because the noise of the aircraftβs engines was almost completely drowned out by the sounds of their mechanical equipment, the radar was running at high power,
And the diesel engines were practically at full throttle to provide ample power and electricity.
No one noticed that a reconnaissance plane was speeding across the Antarctic winter,
A region rarely used by aircraft.
The aircraftβs thermal imaging system clearly captured numerous unusual heat sources on the frigid Antarctic continent.
These were all the mechanical devices the Japanese were frantically operating.
Soon, when the images captured by the aircraft were synchronized with the US Joint Chiefs of Staff,
The commander in charge of the operation was stunned.
Pointing to the various photos on the large screen, he demanded,
βWhat are these Japanese research team members doing?!β
βTheyβve deployed almost every vehicle they can!β
A subordinate blurted out,
βThis is extremely serious,β
βAnd theyβre divided into multiple groups.β
βItβs clearly a reconnaissance mission!β
The commander immediately said,
βReport to the Pentagon immediately!β


