Reborn in the 70s as a military doctor and meets a special soldier

She was feeling guilty when Lu Jiu turned the steering wheel sideways and the car suddenly turned around.

"???" Song Wei looked confused: "What's wrong?"

"Go back to the military area!"

This time, Lu Jiu's eyes were bright and the corners of his mouth were curled up, with a look of enlightenment on his face.

Song Wei didn't know what he was going to do, but the steering wheel was in his hands, so she could only follow him.

After a while, the car from the security office came back. Without Lu Jiu saying anything, Song Wei went to the rest room of her own accord.

Lu Jiu glanced at Song Wei's back with amusement, and quickly went to the chief's office.

Looking at Lu Jiu who left and returned, the leader was a little surprised.

"Eh? Lu Jiu? Didn't you go back? Or did you think you'd like to have a drink with me?"

"Reporting to the head, we just thought of a new plan on the way and would like to ask for your instructions!"

"Eh...you said..."

“I want to build a pontoon on the tidal flat.”

"Building a pontoon?"

"Yes! Self-reliance, hard work, and taking advantage of adverse circumstances to make a comeback have always been the fine traditions of our party and our army.

In the past, when there was no gunpowder, we picked up dead people, and when the Marco Polo Bridge disappeared, we clung to the wooden planks. Now, there is no oppression and threat of gunpowder and war, but only a slight rise in water levels. I think we can overcome it.

More importantly, building a pontoon bridge actually takes less time than finding a new road. Of course, we also looked for new roads and were prepared. "

The chief nodded repeatedly: "Then...that match!"

"To build a pontoon bridge, you need to apply for military supplies." Lu Jiu was a little embarrassed. This was the real purpose of his return.

When it comes to building pontoon bridges, the modern military is no stranger to this technology. Even our country can build a thousand-meter steel pontoon bridge on the Yangtze River with only two thousand officers and half an hour.

This is the result of long-term research coupled with scientific and technological progress.

The original intention of the research was not due to the fact that the traffic section was destroyed by the enemy and suffered too much.

There were countless examples of people building bridges and roads in the past, and there were countless losses suffered because of the destruction of traffic roads. In order to avoid repeating the same mistakes, and just in case, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, our party and the army summarized a series of methods for building bridges and paving roads. With experience and means, we strive to overcome mountains and rivers.

Although it is not a modern era with advanced technology, people in this era are still trying to do what they can currently.

Although it is not comparable to modern technology, it is the best they can do.

Lu Jiu had received training in building pontoons when he was in the special battalion. At that time, the commander said that this would be extended to all units.

Now that three years have passed, it must have been promoted to various places, but it was so long ago that he would not have thought of it if Song Wei hadn't mentioned it.

At this moment, Lu Jiu felt that the sun was shining through the clouds, and his eyes were full of light.

The chief was stunned for a moment: "No...how do you know we have the materials to build a pontoon bridge?"

"To tell you the truth, I was once a soldier."

"Oh, that's a coincidence. It turns out you're also a veteran. What do I mean, you don't look like one of us with your upright appearance. When did you retire? What a pity."

"There is nothing to regret, it is all about building the motherland." Lu Jiu curled his lips, with no special expression.

The chief wanted to say, shit, it’s a lie to say that men don’t want to be soldiers, and that they don’t want to be soldiers for the rest of their lives, but seeing that there are still soldiers of his own in the office, and they will eventually retire, he can’t say this. .

He nodded: "You are right. We are building the motherland wherever we are, and we can shine wherever we are. We have a high level of consciousness and we must learn from him!"

"..." Everyone: "Chief, you went astray..."

"Uh, cough, what about that? What do you want to do? Let me tell you your thoughts first." The leader Congshan Ruliu hurried back.

Lu Jiu received permission and began to talk about the situation on the tidal flats and the floating bridge system he envisioned.

Normal stone bridges and arch bridges have limited load-bearing capacity, but it is different when building a water bridge.

Water bridges are a type of pontoon bridge designed specifically to provide transit for cars and tanks. They are generally made of wood, stone slabs and other materials and are suitable for shallow tidal flats and creeks.

Lu Jiu drew the appearance of the pontoon bridge, the required materials, and even the piers of the pontoon bridge on the sketch.

The chief looked at his sketch and marveled: "You can now catch up with professional bridge experts. With such a good seedling, your previous chief was willing to let you go?"

Lu Jiu smiled bitterly and said nothing.

The chief immediately said something: "Okay, let's not talk about this anymore. We need time to prepare the things you want. As for the people who will build it, is it enough for me to give you one?"

Lu Jiu was overjoyed. He thought it would be good to get military supplies, but he didn't expect that the chief would be willing to send troops to assist. With them, the bridge could be repaired much faster.

"Thank you, chief."

……

Lu Jiu went back and forth to the military camp, and it was already past five o'clock when he found the leader. It was already nine o'clock in the evening by the time they had a sleepless meeting to determine the deployment of the pontoon bridge.

At this time, Song Wei had already slept in the lounge. There were still half of the small fruits on the table, and there was also a lunch box with a tight lid.

This was the meal she brought to Lu Jiu, but it was getting cold by now.

When Lu Jiu found Song Wei, she was sitting boredly in the lounge waiting for him. She was the only one in the huge lounge, looking like a woman waiting for her husband.

Seeing this scene, Lu Jiu felt a little complicated.

Song Wei didn't notice it at all. She found that Lu Jiujiu was at the door and didn't come in. She couldn't help but patted the chair next to her: "Are you done? Eat something first before leaving? But it's a bit cold."

Lu Jiu didn't say anything, walked in quietly, opened the lunch box and ate happily.

Seeing him like this, Song Wei was not sure for a moment whether his affairs were going smoothly or not. She was afraid of hurting his heart by asking, so she stayed with him quietly.

At that time, Zhong Yi, who had gone to the cafeteria to get steamed buns after the meeting, was looking for Lu Jiu everywhere. He was so worried that this guy would leave hungry.

After searching for a long time like a headless fly, the little soldier showed him the way, and he finally found Lu Jiu in the lounge.

As a result, the people he was worried about going hungry were happily eating braised pork.

The braised pork in the army, the braised pork that cannot be eaten once a year, the braised pork that they missed because of the meeting, Lu Jiu actually caught up with it!

Zhongyi broke through the defense in one go!

He rushed in front of Lu Jiu and reached out to grab the braised pork in the bowl.

With quick eyes and hands, Lu Jiu quickly held the lunch box and leaned back, her long legs pressed against Zhong Yi's chest.

"Ajiu, you actually used your smelly feet to attack me!" Zhong Yi became even more angry: "Thankfully, I was worried that you would be hungry and would give you steamed buns, but you didn't even give me a piece of meat to eat."

Lu Jiu narrowed his eyes: "You have something to eat every day in the army, but I haven't eaten in three years."

Lu Jiu rarely mentioned or recalled his military career since he was discharged from the army. It was rare for him to express his feelings, but Zhong Yi didn't feel it and was only angry.